Schools out and it’s time for play. Most of our kids are at camp or with grandparents. Yes, some mortal beings are still working, and grandparents come in handy at times.
It’s Summertime!
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Posted by in Family, Grandchildren, Grandparents, Holidays Jurassic Rat Book Birthday Contest
Posted by in Children's Books, Family, Grandchildren, Grandparents, Marketing, Picture book contests Hi there folks, thanks for stopping by. I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but I have revamped my website. My characters in the header are shy, but once Rat is out in the world they will all face their audience to greet you. I’m happy to announce the book birthday, June 4th, for my debut…Read more »
Time for Elderflower Syrup!
Posted by in Family, Foraging in the wild, Grandchildren, Grandparents, Recipes It’s that time of year again, and I’ve picked the elderflowers and made my syrup. There’s nothing like elderflower syrup to quench your thirst. It’s been pretty cold in Italy lately, but today we have a high 29°Celcius, 84°F today. I haven’t posted much this month. I’ve been pretty busy trying to organize my book…Read more »
Part Two. What to Expect After Signing a Publishing Contract?
Posted by in Book Publishing Contracts, Children's Books, Marketing If you haven’t read Part One yet, click here. In my opinion, when you’re on social media sharing your experiences and news or whatever, do not annoy the readers with ‘I’ve got this book coming out soon, and you can buy it here.’ You’ll scare them, and they won’t come back. Giphy credits. Be yourself,…Read more »
What to Expect After Signing a Publishing Contract? Part One.
Posted by in Children's Books, Evolution of species, Marketing Your publishing quest does not end with the signing of a contract. So, you’ve finally got the call and signed a publishing contract for your children’s book. CONGRATS! Well done. Now what? Ha, ha, ha! You thought, great, now I can finish my other manuscript and relax. NOPE. Don’t get me wrong; do continue working…Read more »