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QuaranTEEN Authors Donate Royalties to Charity
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Greg Justice, CEO Scriptor Publishing Group QuaranTEEN: Our New Normal Scriptor Publishing Group
The Center for Disease Philanthropy (CDP) COVID-19 Response Fund and Doctors Without Borders will receive the royalties from QuaranTEEN: Our New Normal

SHAWNEE MISSION, Kan. - PennZone -- First week's royalties of $500 from Amazon Best-Seller, QuaranTEEN: Our New Normal (http://amzn.com/B08G4ZSJYL) given to COVID-19 charities.

Earlier this year, the United States effectively shut down. A new coronavirus, COVID-19, swept the globe and everyone was told to stay at home until further notice. Although the unprecedented quarantine affected everyone, there was one group that seemed particularly impacted–teenagers. No longer able to go to school, participate in sports, or visit with their friends, the situation was a significant challenge for them.

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This collaborative book was created to give teens a positive, proactive project during this time. In the book, nine teenagers from across the United States share their quarantine experiences. Each of their stories provides their unique perspective of this moment in time as well as the lessons they have learned along the way. These teens have deeply internalized what is happening, and you will be inspired by their deep thoughts and their writing. In the end, you will discover the hopeful vision they have for our future.

100% of the proceeds from QuaranTEEN will be donated to:

·      The Center for Disease Philanthropy (CDP) COVID-19 Response Fund

·      Doctors Without Borders

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Scriptor Publishing Group
Greg Justice
***@scriptorpublishinggroup.com


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