From 11/15-12/15, royalties from the sale of my novel, Little Great Island, will go to Earthjustice, the nonprofit named by Barbara Kingsolver for Be the Butterfly, my climate change initiative that invites everyone to do one small thing to mitigate the climate crisis. More at katewoodworth.com

Woke up this morning to learn my novel about love, community and climate change on a small Maine island is an Amazon Editor’s pick!!

Happiness is seeing your book (Little Great Island) at the Frankfurt Book Fair. Thank you, Sibylline Press, for this opportunity

Apparently my novel about a small Maine island community needing to find a new way forward in the face of climate change makes a great dessert.

Loved getting to meet @juliettefay.bsky.social and talking about Little Great Island last night at Buttonwood Books and Toys!

Catch me on episode 597 www.yourube.com/watch?v=rdrS...

Be the Butterfly is a grassroots climate change initiative that invites everyone (you too!) to do one small thing to help mitigate climate change. More info at katewoodworth.com or in the back of my novel, Little Great Island. A portion of September sales of LGI goes to @thirdactorg.bsky.social

Want to make a difference during Climate Week 2025? Make a direct donation to Third Act, a nationwide climate advocacy organization founded by Bill McKibben, or - during September- you can buy a copy of my novel, Little Great Island. A portion of proceeds from September sales go to Third Act.

Little Great Island enjoying fall foliage

Up until about 18 months ago, I could not have conceptualized myself as a person capable of having a social impact. Then this happened. medium.com/authority-ma...

Looking forward to this event with bestselling author @juliette_fay at Buttonwood Books and Toys. See Buttonwood Books and Toys website for tickets!

A great event at Odyssey Bookshop in South Hadley, MA, with olivia_aguilar_author, Leslie and Sarah Miller Director of the Miller Worley Center for the Environment and Professor of Environmental Studies at Mt. Holyoke College and Rebekah Cornell, tree warden for the town of South Hadley.

Meet the neighbors:Mom and her four kids have been dropping by daily. There’s a clear runt: smaller than the others, always last in line, generally falling behind or taking a wrong turn and having to peep for a mom rescue. But he (she?) wasn’t in formation this morning. Fingers crossed for tomorrow

All along the coast of Maine, people kept telling me to visit an awesome bookstore called Left Bank Books in Belfast. So I stopped in. And they were right: it’s a fantastic bookstore! @leftbankbookshop.bsky.social