David Valdes

Annie Bomke, Anne Bomke Literary

Spin Me Right Round Spin Me Right Round, coming fall 2021 from Bloomsbury. Meet Luis, super out gay teen who time travels to his high school in 1985, where he's determined to save the school closet case...but breaks up his own parents in the process.	Homo Domesticus Memoir. Perseus/Da Capo (2006). Publishers Weekly calls the story "surprisingly fresh" and says it makes "a convincing, heartwarming argument." Library Journal adds that "[Valdes] Greenwood's humorous, honest, and personal voice makes him a great tour guide and friend." Book List writes that it's a "touching, humorous memoir." Shelf-Awareness says its "sweet and funny, with a touch of sorrow, yet filled with hope and love. It's a fine book about marriage or any committed relationship."	A Little Fruitcake Memoir/Humor. Perseus/Da Capo (2007). Today Show Top 10 Holiday Books. Portland Press Herald calls it a “"A glittering chapter book stuffed with precious memories.”" Metrosource says it offers “"Plenty of laughs and insightful observations,"” while the Louisville Courier-Journal adds, "“This little beauty of a book is destined to be passed around the family each Christmas."
The Rhinestone Sisterhood Crown (2010). Narrative nonfiction. New Orleans Magazine calls it "a nonfiction delight," and San Francisco Book Review dubs it "A real revelation." Independent Weekly says it's "fun and funky," and ModCloth agrees that it "takes you on a boisterous ride." It's "truly good nonfiction" according to the Sacramento Bee, and Birmingham Magazine finds it "Hilarious and... compassionate," while the BookLoons blog calls it "insightful, amusing and heartwarming." Bookworm Sez calls it "a crown jewel."	Revengers Pandamoon Publishing (2017). Three teens are given the power as modern furies to avenge terrible losses--but are they ready to be the ones bearing death and destruction? "The story is perfectly paced...a series of unexpected twists keep you hooked." --Shelley Wilson, Author of The Guardians Series.