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  • HelenaWojtczak
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  • Cogidubnus
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    No more than it merits, and possibly less than it deserves

    Dave

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  • HelenaWojtczak
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    I must be dreaming ...

    I'm overwhelmed by the praise this book is receiving. I hardly know what to say.

    THANKS very much would be a good start!

    Three 5* reviews on Amazon now, all from casebook members.



    Gosh!

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  • Cogidubnus
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    Helena

    I've now finished my first read through, and it's a real cracker of a book...but I insist you put back the picture of Tarquin reading it, or else I won't tell anyone...err? oops...


    Dave

    PS Don't cut out the illustrations - whilst the text is paramount the illustrations do add a lot...you read something and just as you think "wonder what xxxx looked like" you turn the page and there it is...it's just one of those things I can't get over - how well constructed the book is in every sense.
    Last edited by Cogidubnus; 12-13-2013, 02:00 PM.

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  • HelenaWojtczak
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    THE BOOK REACHED MANHATTAN!

    And is seen here in the safe hands of Robert Anderson.

    He's my first poster boy!
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  • HelenaWojtczak
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    Originally posted by Amanda Sumner View Post
    Is there any way that you can limit the number of illustrations? Therefore cutting down on costs?

    I think you underestimate the potential for sales on Kindle. It is becoming an increasingly popular format, all my friends have one. Several people I know are waiting for your book in either paperback or Kindle.

    I'm sure you will have every success with your book, Helena.
    I am really looking forward to my hardback!
    Hi Amanda

    If I left out all (or most) the illustrations, I could format the book myself for Kindle. I just worry that my customers will be disappointed. I toyed with the idea of putting all the pictures onto my website, for Kindle readers to see, but abandoned that idea, too, as they might not have internet access whilst reading ... so I put the whole thing onto the back boiler whilst I concentrated on getting the hardback and then the paperback out.

    But I will DEFINITELY do a Kindle version at some point - either with or without the illustrations.

    Your books will be in the post today. Sorry they didn't go out on the first mailing yesterday, but you ordered more than one, and the parcel won't fit in the postbox and has to be taken to the Post Office... just going there now...

    Helena

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  • Amanda Sumner
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    Originally posted by HelenaWojtczak View Post
    I don't know if I can ever get it onto Kindle, because of the massive number of illustrations. An e-book creator has offered to do the conversion but wants $800. I'd never make that back in Kindle sales.

    Helena
    Is there any way that you can limit the number of illustrations? Therefore cutting down on costs?

    I think you underestimate the potential for sales on Kindle. It is becoming an increasingly popular format, all my friends have one. Several people I know are waiting for your book in either paperback or Kindle.

    I'm sure you will have every success with your book, Helena.
    I am really looking forward to my hardback!

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  • HelenaWojtczak
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    Originally posted by pinkmoon View Post
    Hi helen,I shall be buying copy as soon as it is available on the kindle.
    I don't know if I can ever get it onto Kindle, because of the massive number of illustrations. An e-book creator has offered to do the conversion but wants $800. I'd never make that back in Kindle sales.

    Helena

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  • pinkmoon
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    Hi helen,I shall be buying copy as soon as it is available on the kindle.

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  • HelenaWojtczak
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    Thanks Amanda for your order for three copies, no less! And thanks for your good wishes.

    The cat really is reading the book, by the way.

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  • Amanda Sumner
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    I've just paid you for my order. Looking forward to it arriving!
    I like the photo of the cat and book. He looks like he has read half of it already...I wish you every success and I hope it sells well for you.

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  • HelenaWojtczak
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    Tarquin says it's a real page-turner - he just cannot tear himself away!

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  • HelenaWojtczak
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    Originally posted by Bridewell View Post
    Have just paid! Looking forwarded to it. Hope it sells well.
    Thank you. I now have 75 orders, before I even have the books!

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  • Bridewell
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    Have just paid! Looking forwarded to it. Hope it sells well.

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  • HelenaWojtczak
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    Hi everyone!

    I'm pleased to announce that the LIMITED EDITION DE LUXE HARDBACK edition of my book has been despatched from the printer and is due here on Friday. I shall commence posting the books out over the weekend.

    The edition is limited to 100 copies, of which 69 have been preordered.

    Each copy is individually numbered and signed by the author; can be dedicated or inscribed with the wording of your choice.

    This edition is exclusive - will not be available in bookshops, only direct from the author.

    272 pages, 156mm x 234mm

    Over 100 illustrations

    On matt photographic paper throughout

    Full cover loose jacket over a printed hardback cover

    Ribbon marker

    Price £20 plus postage as follows:

    UK - £4
    Europe and Eire - £8
    USA and worldwide airmail - £13
    USA and worldwide surface mail - £8

    For Paypal/credit/debit card orders, please order via my website at:



    To pay by bank transfer or cheque, please message me for details.

    Helena

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