“Two things everyone looks for around here, Steelers coverage and Breakfast Serials.” -R. Brest, Circulation Director, Butler Eagle “A few days ago, the director of computer services at the paper stuck his head in my door and shyly asked what is going to happen in the next installment. It just doesn’t get any better. Also, I know that kids are reading with their parents, and adults who have not picked up a book in years are enjoying every installment.” -P. Oso, East Valley/Scottsdale Tribune “The Union-Leader increased their circulation for the first time in six years by publishing a Breakfast Serials novel . . .” -J. Whalen, VP, Sales and Marketing “. . . my favorite response was from a phone call I got the other day. We had run a good bit of dyslexia info with the publication of Breakfast Serials’ Reading the Sky, since the serial’s protagonist is dyslexic. Even though we ran the serial in the spring of 2005, I just received this call [12.19.06] from a woman who told me that after reading it she realized that she and her two children might be dyslexic. They tested positively and were so grateful. It has changed their lives. I would urge newspapers that license Reading the Sky to also run information about dyslexia. We understand that the University of Memphis tested many people as a result of the story. There is no telling how many discovered they had dyslexia, thanks to your serial and our supplemental info, which we published with each installment. Breakfast Serials is making a difference.”  -Bill Bailey, Ed. Services Mgr, The Commercial Appeal “One reader called me just last week and said that Breakfast Serials is the reason she and her husband are continuing their subscription to the Republic.” -C. Midey, Editorial, Arizona Republic “The Detroit News has published Breakfast Serials stories for five years. Breakfast Serials continues to grow in popularity and has increased our general readership, in addition to reaching more than 25,000 students in schools every week.” -Mark Silverman, Publisher and Editor