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Receiving My Paperbacks!

There is no questioning the fact that I love writing eBooks. I have been doing it since 2012. I have been writing in general since my teenage years. But I have to tell you that nothing compares to seeing your own words in print. I received my first printed copies of my book What Kind of Friend Are?: The Kind That Kills yesterday and I was over the moon. I can't explain why I felt this way. We live in a technological age where it's only natural to have your books in electronic format but I realized yesterday that some people still want to read physical books. My mother, who has a pretty good grip on technology, still prefers to hold a book rather than an electronic device at nigh before she falls asleep. She picked up the book and didn't put it down until she was finished reading it. She was constantly trying
to get me to tell her who did this or did that but I told her that she would find out in the chapters ahead. She laughed about things... She was shocked about things and she truly enjoyed it. She told me that she was proud of me, something I already knew, but it felt good to hear it. If you're interested in purchasing a copy of this book in paperback format, follow the link below.
https;//www.createspace.com/4965811.
Price: $5.49

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