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Linda, a.k.a. Jellybean, was kind enough to do some work for me.

I felt that the cover of 'Kitten Diaries' wasn't getting enough attention. That people might not realize that this is a book. So she designed a beautiful frame for it (See new signature)

In honor of this new signature, I'm giving away free copies of 'Kitten Diaries'.
Only mailing needs to be paid, which is $6 (anywhere in the world).

Even though this book is completely free, proceeds will still go to a cat shelter.

(Linda, have you received your copy?)

your book sounds great Conny.
i cannot wait until Debbie's book is released!!!

I'm not sure when that will be Danielle, but I'll keep you posted.

p.s conny i once tried to write a book about the love story between my man and i but i am just not as good as u are. i love to write song and poems, i also used to dream of designing clothes i still have my design book. i also used to love to write short stories. but i am not the story teller that you are. congratulations on your fantastic skills.

Danielle, I'm sure if you follow up on your dream, you can make a success of it.
You just have to remember to practice, practice, practice.
It also helps to have an editor, someone who can give you feedback and honest guidelines.
No matter what it is you want to do, whether it is writing a love story, a poem or short story, pick something you are passionate about.
While writing you will go through creative phases, and phases that you don't have anything to say. That's normal, you just have to wait it out.
My first book, Waiting for Silverbird, took me 5 years to write. It took so long because I doubted my own abilities, was short on time, and just wasn't motivated.
Then I went on vacation to visit my family in Belgium and my mom said "You have to finish this story so I can read it".
Before I left she insisted "Finish it!"
That was the motivation I needed.
From there on it went easier.

Debbie's story on the other hand I wrote in one week.