Books for Schools and Libraries
Linda Maria Frank’s books give teachers, librarians, homeschool families, and youth reading programs accessible mystery and adventure stories with built-in discussion angles: forensic science, art, archaeology, history, writing, friendship, courage, and careful observation.
Annie Tillery Mysteries for Teen and Young Adult Readers
The Annie Tillery books are a strong fit for readers who enjoy mysteries with clues, science, history, travel, art, and family secrets. Linda’s background as a Biology, Chemistry, and Forensic Science teacher gives the series a natural classroom bridge.
Possible classroom and library angles include observation, evidence, forensic science, creative writing, mystery structure, research, local history, archaeology, art crime, and WWII history.
Buccaneers of St. Frederick Island for Middle Grade Adventure Readers
The Buccaneers books can be positioned for middle grade readers, parents, teachers, homeschool families, and librarians looking for adventure, friendship, mystery, treasure, local history, and accessible chapter-book energy.
Suggested Starting Points by Reader Interest
For a first Annie Tillery mystery: The Madonna Ghost.
For art and crime: Girl with Pencil, Drawing.
For archaeology and travel: Secrets in the Fairy Chimneys.
For WWII history and aviation: The Mystery of the Lost Avenger.
For classroom writing and mystery construction: Making a Mystery with Annie Tillery.
For younger adventure readers: The Buccaneers of St. Frederick Island books.
Useful Resources to Add
Book trailers and interviews.
Discussion questions.
Writing activities.
Author interviews.
Reader reviews.
First chapter excerpts, if available.
School or library inquiry contact.
Suggested Call to Action
Invite teachers, librarians, and homeschool parents to contact Linda for book information, discussion resources, author appearances, interviews, or reading-program ideas.