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Post-Promo

So my September promotion has come and gone. 136 Kindle copies were claimed, and I'm beyond excited about that! Maybe that's not a whole lot for other people, but I'm extremely happy because I was able to tell my mom that her silly story made it to 136 people this week. Her silly story possibly made 136 children smile this week.

And that's what this is all about!

I've just placed an order of books to keep on hand. Once I've gotten them, I want to continue to help children smile. I'm submitting a copy for donation to the Magic Beans Bookstore. This organization donates books, toys, and other independent work to children battling cancer, while helping to promote the work of all those who have donated. I really appreciate their program, and am more than happy to be doing business with them!

I'm working on a secret project at this moment, as well as preparing for upcoming events, and working on Our Little House on the Great Big Hill. It's been a very busy last few weeks, to say the least! (If you've seen this week's comic, you'll know what I mean hehe.)

Always Keep Adventuring
Rachel ♥♥
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