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The title was a mouthful. I think agents just represent the book given to them, so I don't know if they care about a book prior to it or if the new book is stand-alone. But here are some facts of the series:
Some points:
* The first book won an award for best book read in 2016, highly praising it for children. It's in several local public and school libraries. Profit on it is slim. It's a self-published title and I had little time to market it on my own. I'm always asked to make a sequel.
* The first book hints little that a sequel is on its way.
* The second book relies a little on the first book and explains unfamiliar parts to new readers.
* I'm half-way done with the sequel. I feel it's much better than the first. While the first book was for 4-5th grade, I feel the second book is geared toward 6th graders as far as tone and theme goes.
Thanks.
Some points:
* The first book won an award for best book read in 2016, highly praising it for children. It's in several local public and school libraries. Profit on it is slim. It's a self-published title and I had little time to market it on my own. I'm always asked to make a sequel.
* The first book hints little that a sequel is on its way.
* The second book relies a little on the first book and explains unfamiliar parts to new readers.
* I'm half-way done with the sequel. I feel it's much better than the first. While the first book was for 4-5th grade, I feel the second book is geared toward 6th graders as far as tone and theme goes.
Thanks.