Cove Rock Farm Life has a new name!
Please forgive the inconvenience and confusion ... we have been in business now for three years officially as Red Barn Herb Farms, thus the change, to
Red Barn Farm Life!
We hope you will make the jump and join us under the new title! All the same content and comments will be there, along with lots of new, informative posts to come that we hope you will enjoy.
Thanks for understanding.
Leanne
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI am reaching out to you because of your trusted commitment to Amazon and its reviews. I represent Author Marketing Ideas and we were created to help the self-published and small print authors maximize their marketing outreach to increase sales. I would like to seek your services in reviewing one of our bestselling author’s books.
I did go through some of your reviews ("Letter from Father Christmas" "Nasa Logo T Shirt"), and I loved the writing and the clarity of expression of thoughts therein. The text is devoid of jargons or heavy vocabulary, seems easy to the mind, yet at the same time conveys the intended message precisely.
The book which I need to be reviewed is titled “Evergreens Story” and is authored by Ada Letelier.
Evergreen is a sad little tree that doesn’t understand her purpose in life. While the different seasons bring many changes to the forest, Evergreen remains the same, year in and year out. This all changes when a family comes into the forest and takes Evergreen home with them. It is then that Evergreen undergoes a transformation that leaves her revelling in the joy and knowledge that she too is very special and beautiful, just like her friends left behind in the forest.
Evergreens Story is Ada N. Letelier’s first children’s book. Her love of books, especially children’s books, began and grew during her thirty-plus years as an early childhood educator in the public schools of New York City. She hopes her story of the Evergreen will teach children the value of purposefulness. She believes we are all here for a purpose and one must not lose sight of this, no matter what.
Evergreens Story is a 36 paged book and is featured in the Children’s book under Holidays and Celebrations – Christmas section on Amazon and its link is as below:
https://www.amazon.com/Evergreens-Story-Ada-N-Letelier/dp/1628575077/ref=sr_1_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1485143486&sr=1-3&keywords=evergreen%27s+story
Do tell me if you would be interested in reviewing the book - I would genuinely love to know your thoughts about it. I would like to have your frank opinion about the content, the dramatization, the nature of writing, or anything else about it.
If you would, I’ll gladly get you a PDF copy sent on your email address right away. In case you prefer a hard copy, do offer me your mailing address and I shall have the author send you a copy immediately.
Hoping to hear from you soonest.
Warm regards,
Steve Prichett
Marketing Manager
Author Marketing Ideas
sp@authormarketingideas.com
ReplyDeleteHello Leanne,
I am reaching out to you because of your trusted commitment to Amazon and its reviews. I represent Author Marketing Ideas and we were created to help the self-published and small print authors maximize their marketing outreach to increase sales. I'm assisting an author to extend his readership. I hope you remember me, I had approached you some time ago with a similar message. Would you be so kind to help me again?
I did go through some of your reviews ('"Letter from Father Christmas"', '"Letters from Father Christmas"'), and I loved the writing and the clarity of expression of thoughts therein. The text is devoid of jargons or heavy vocabulary, seems easy to the mind, yet at the same time conveys the intended message precisely.
The book which I need to be reviewed is titled “ Quack-A-Nack: The Duck That Couldn't Quack ” and which is authored by late Finis T Jones. It is a wonderful children’s book about a Mother Duck who often thought about her lost egg and which made her very sad, but she hoped to find it one day. In the excitement of the duck Olympic swimming tryouts, Mother Duck accidentally laid her egg that she named Quack-A-Nack in Mother Hen's nest. When Mother Hen found the light-blue egg in her nest and it hatched, she knew he was special.
About the author, Finis T. Jones, 1929-2017, was a lifelong storyteller. Born on a farm in Honey Grove, Texas, he loved writing and sharing his stories until his death in Tomball, Texas.
His son Jerry Jones got the book published to fulfill his father’s dream. "The joyful imagination in the children's stories my dad so enjoyed writing will surely live on in the hearts of so many for years to come."
The book has been published by Strategic Book Publishing & Rights Agency on March 28, 2018, and is featured in the “ Children's Books › Growing Up & Facts of Life ” Category on Amazon. It comprises 32 pages, and some of it's sample pages can be read here:
https://books.google.co.in/books?id=E_hTDwAAQBAJ&pg=PA1&lpg=PA1&dq=Quack-A-Nack:+The+Duck+That+Couldn%27t+Quack&source=bl&ots=QLRi3hanXJ&sig=UMo7susdc1ZWId8nNl5nibPM9lw&hl=en&sa=X&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=Quack-A-Nack%3A%20The%20Duck%20That%20Couldn't%20Quack&f=false
Do tell me if you would be interested in reviewing the book - I would genuinely love to know your thoughts about it. I would like to have your frank opinion about the content, the nature of writing, or anything else about it.
The review can be posted on it's Amazon link as below:
https://www.amazon.com/Quack-Nack-Duck-Couldnt-Quack/dp/1946539392.
If you would, I’ll gladly get you a PDF copy sent to your email address right away. In case you prefer a hard copy, do offer me your mailing address and I shall have the author send you a copy immediately.
Also do please note that Amazon has no trouble with readers / reviewers posting reviews for books they’ve been asked to read, Amazon only requires that you mention that you received a copy of the book in exchange for an unbiased review.
Hoping to hear from you soonest.
Warm regards,
Steve Prichett
Marketing Manager
sp@authormarketingideas.com
Author Marketing Ideas (www.authormarketingideas.com)