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Thanks for stopping by!
Hello, Nicole!
Thank you for allowing me to use your quote about my book, “How to Rule the World” on the back of the book’s new cover. I would like to send you a copy of the new version as a gift to thank you.
Would you please send me your address so I can mail the book to you?
Thank you,
Jade Heasley
Hello,
I recently published an eBook version of my book ‘Anxiety to Ahh-mazing in 60 days’. Book Review Directory has reviewed it and referred your name as a potential reviewer. Would you be interested in reviewing or blogging about my book? Your insights would be valuable. Thank you for considering my request. I look forward to hearing from you.
Regards,
Harry
Hi, Interested?
When Jack Donnigan—a naïve, protected 16-year-old sophomore at St. Andy’s Prep in Southern California in 2000—jumps into The Crew, a renegade punk rock clique on campus led by the nefarious and intelligent Cannonball, he is thrilled. But he soon challenges Cannon’s leadership by starting a secret relationship with Cannon’s chosen girl, Sarah, and by jumping on stage at live punk shows, displaying more bravery to the rest of the members.
Jack’s relationship with mom and dad becomes increasingly strained. He stays out late and rebels for the first time, enjoying his freedom and wild experimentation. The faculty at St. Andy’s—wanting to dismantle the cult hero status of The Crew on campus—organize a coup. They plan to nail the perceived leader: Jack Donnigan, who’s been conned by Cannonball.
Meanwhile, Sarah and Jack decide to run away to Jack’s uncle’s in San Francisco, flee their small town and live “real life.” Jack’s mentor is his beloved but unconventional English teacher, Mr. Bryce. When the faculty nail Jack, Mr. Bryce does his best to save the floundering student. But when Jack is finally kicked out of his folks’ home, and Cannonball connives to drum up drama, stealing Sarah back by spreading a web of lies, who will save him from himself?
Dear Nicole,
My name is Irina, and I’ve been writing short stories for the past five years, sharing them primarily on social media. Recently, I took the step of publishing my first book on Amazon. It’s a short, whimsical story titled Gingerbread and Stardust, which follows the journey of a fairy and an elf as they discover the joy behind true and heartfelt wishes.
I came across your blog while looking for ways to connect with readers and gather reviews for my story. I noticed that you’re an reader of children’s books, which made me think you might enjoy this one. I would be truly honored if you would consider reading Gingerbread and Stardust and sharing your thoughts.
If you’re open to this, I would love to know how the process typically works or if you have any advice for an author just starting to navigate this journey. Your expertise and feedback would mean the world to me.
Thank you so much for your time and for all that you do for the reading community. I look forward to hearing from you.
Warm regards,
Irina