that they die." Natalie gently rubbed the monitor in a petting motion with an anti-static dust cloth. "You know what?" Jayne said, springing into action. "I'll bookmark this page for you. You can come back to it later when I'm gone, okay?" "Oh yeah, that'll work," Natalie said. "Don't you think he's cute?" Jayne finished typing the correct spelling of laminate into the search bar and clicked the enter key. "No, I don't." (End of excerpt) Where can readers find you and your book? Readers can read blurbs about my books, find buy links and downloadable documents and links to my published short stories on my website: www.kaistrand.com . They can get Save the Lemmings through their local bookstore or they can order print and electronic copies at: Thanks, Kathy, for letting me visit with you and your readers today! I appreciate it. About Save the Lemmings : 8 th grade inventor, Natalie Isabelle Cailean Edwards is the N.I.C.E. girl who finishes last with the kids in school. Sappy inspirational phrases and monochromatic outfits have all but her best friends wrinkling their nose at her. When Natalie's invention, the Texty-Talky, goes nationwide, she becomes an overnight sensation. Suddenly her days consist of photo shoots and interviews with little time left for her friends. A local reporter shatters her good-girl image by reporting a graffiti incident and the media launches into a smear campaign. It is so bad, even her friends start to believe the stories. Will Natalie be able to