Hello everyone! We are so excited to announce the tour schedule for Shelter by Christie Matheson.

November 29th
Confessions of a YA Reader – Promotional Post
Rajiv’s Reviews – Review

November 30th
Stuck in Fiction – Promotional Post
Paiges of book – Review

December 1st
Kait Plus Books – Promotional Post & Mood Board
A Bronx Latina Reads – Review

December 2nd
Sheaf & Ink – Review
PopTheButterfly Reads – Review

December 3rd
The Reader’s Game – Top 5 Reasons to Read Shelter, Favorite Quotes & Mood Board
The Momma Spot – Review

December 4th
The Book Dutchesses – Promotional Post
Nine Bookish Lives – Promotional Post

December 5th
The Nutty Bookworm Reads Alot – Review
Balancing Books and Beauties – Journal Spread

November 29th
tbrandbeyond – Promotional Post
rajivsreviews -Blogger’s Choice

November 30th
feliciareads11 – Blogger’s Choice
theaterbookgirl – Blogger’s Choice

December 1st
booksonthecouch – Review
abronxlatinareads – Blogger’s Choice

December 2nd
jypsylynn – Review
sheafandink – Blogger’s Choice
popthebutterfly – Blogger’s Choice

December 3rd
writingrosereads – Top 5 Reasons to Read Shelter
BookDragonsTBR – Blogger’s Choice

December 4th
mellasmusings – Review & Favorite
thebookdutchesses – Blogger’s Choice
ninebookishlives – Blogger’s Choice

December 5th
fangirlpixiebooks – Promotional Post
balancing_books_and_beauties – Blogger’s Choice

Synopsis:

Perfect for fans of One for the Murphys and Paper Things, this heart-wrenching middle grade debut considers homelessness from one girl’s perspective and explores deep truths about the resounding impact of empathy.

Fifth grade can be tough for anyone. There are cliques and mean kids and homework and surprise math tests. But after tragedy strikes her family, almost-eleven-year-old Maya has a painful secret that makes many days feel nearly impossible.

And today might be Maya’s toughest yet. Her family is on edge, she needs to travel alone across the city, a bully is out to get her, and Maya has to face this winter’s biggest rainstorm without a coat or an umbrella.

But even on the rainiest days, there’s hope that the sun will come out soon.

Emotional and compassionate, Shelter looks at homelessness through one girl’s eyes and explores the power of empathy, friendship, and love.