ReadersMagnet to Exhibit “Sherwood History” by June A. Reynolds at Upcoming Book Festival at Printers Row, Chicago

The self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet will display the history book Sherwood History: A Sense of World War II and the Home Front Volume III 1940-1949,by June A. Reynolds at an upcoming book festival at Printers Row. This premier literary event will be held at Printers Row Park on South Dearborn Street in Chicagos historic Printing House Row District on September 6-7, 2025.

ReadersMagnet is committed to helping established and emerging authors share their stories with the world by displaying their works at national and international book events. ReadersMagnet helps authors boost their marketing efforts, increase their author brand visibility, and connect them with a wider and more diverse audience, fellow authors, and other stakeholders of the book publishing industry.

June A. Reynolds is an author published by ReadersMagnet. Sherwood History is her first book in this series released through ReadersMagnet, and it will be featured at the Printers Row Lit Fest.

Sherwood History tells the history of Sherwood, a little farming town in Oregon, during World War II. The book shares the accounts from the hometown community during their time in the area from 1940 to 1949. June A. Reynolds immortalizes the memory and sacrifice of Sherwood and the courageous people who fought through the difficult wartime.

Get a copy of Sherwood History: A Sense of World War II and the Home Front Volume III 1940-1949 by June A. Reynolds, available in paperback and eBook on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and ReadersMagnet Bookstore. Learn more about the author and her works at https://www.jreynoldsbooks.com/.

Sherwood History
A Sense of World War II and the Home Front Volume III 1940-1949
June A. Reynolds
Genre: History & Military
Publisher: ReadersMagnet, LLC
Published Date: November 6, 2024

Authors Biography:
June (Weisenback) Reynolds came to Chehalem Mountain in 1962 and started Sherwood School in 5th grade. She is a 4th generation Oregonian, and her children are 5th generation. She was a librarian and teacher for 40 years and even taught U.S. History because she was a living history re-enactor! As a child, she never learned any Sherwood History, so in 2001, she started writing a history book about the area and helped with the new Historical Society. This is her story of World War II drawing from her parents experience and that of the Sherwood Community members of the 1940s.