Thanks to DailyCheapReads.com and the wonderful support of you, my readers, I have sold 40 digital copies of Tree/House since it was put up on the site. It's important to note that since I get a lower royalty when the price is reduced, I would have to sell 245 more copies in order to fully fund the website venture the way I would like to. But it's also important to note that the Kindle edition will remain at 99 cents only through January 31.
Anyone who's splurged for the deluxe print edition, contact me for a free bookmark and who knows what else!
I hope you enjoy the story! Leave a note on Amazon or Goodreads if you do. Thank you! I'll put you in the website acknowledgments.
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Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Monday, January 24, 2011
My Humble Book-Club Hit is Now a HUGE Bargain
Tree/House has made it onto the amazing site DailyCheapReads.com! As of 8 pm tonight (PST, 9 pm for me and 11 pm EST), you can find the listing. Click on it and buy in Kindle edition, and you'll help these bargain-hunting gals maintain their incredible public service. If you're new to e-reading, Daily Cheap Reads has informative and easy-to-follow guides and suggestions. You'll never build a library so inexpensively again.
Click on the ad here and buy the book in any edition and you'll help me continue providing you with fun blogs and great reads.
The price will never get lower, and it's for a limited time.
All proceeds will go toward building my new site, www.jessicaknauss.com.
Tell all your friends!
Tree/House goes over really well in book clubs. Ask me for classroom tools, teachers! I'm also looking for talent to make a movie version.
Click on the ad here and buy the book in any edition and you'll help me continue providing you with fun blogs and great reads.
The price will never get lower, and it's for a limited time.
All proceeds will go toward building my new site, www.jessicaknauss.com.
Tell all your friends!
Tree/House goes over really well in book clubs. Ask me for classroom tools, teachers! I'm also looking for talent to make a movie version.
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