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Yes, you were to sing that line to the tune of The 12 Days of Christmas. Work with me people, I am tone deaf after all.
Finally, I can show the world my book cover and show off Connor's baby blues.
There are oodles of book launch-type parties and events in the works and I'll keep my blog, face book, and twitter updated with news as it rolls in! We're still working towards a December 3rd eBook launch date and over the next week I'll post the link so you have easy access to Amazon.
And we're hammering out the details, so I will be able to sign your eBook. Isn't technology wonderful? (Even if I truly have no idea how it works.)
Still not sure what Spaghetti is all about?
Here's my elevator pitch:
Here's my elevator pitch:
Spaghetti is NOT a Finger Food and Other Life Lessons is a humorous
chapter book about an eight-year-old boy with Asperger's Syndrome. Connor
struggles to make his way through a typical school day and in his attempt to be as
cool as everyone else, he leaves a hilarious trail of destruction. But, by the
end of the day, and despite many miscommunications and misunderstandings, Connor
realizes that he is exactly as cool as he is supposed to be.
Connor is too cute, Jodi. You did an excellent job of informing us about Asperger's Syndrome while telling a story that is delightful, fun and inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThanks Khadijah. He feels like, my long awaited third child! I'm looking forward to working with you on the book launch - we're going to rock the blogoshere. Hmm, that is a "thing," right?
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Jodi
Yay!! Can't wait to read all about Connor! Congratulations! 2Tuzzos
ReplyDeleteThanks Jackie.
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Jodi
Can't wait to purchase and read it Jodi!
ReplyDeleteThis is too exciting. I hope you have more than one glass of bubbly in the next couple of weeks!
Chantal, I may perhaps imbibe a smidge more than one glass of Chardonnay. :)
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It's a potential bestseller, Jodi. I adore this story! Keep writing, gal, as you have some awesome skills. And never lose that precious sense of humor. It's what sets you and your writing apart. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dani! This is what every writer wants to hear and coming from you it means so much more. :)
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