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You Should You Should: Christmas Special
Looks like my children's book hard back edition is coming to an end. You Should You Should is moving to it's 3rd print (yay!) but in soft back (boo). There is a LIMITED amount of nice hard bound copies left. I've purchased them all, and I'd be honored to sign these last copies to you. 
The original price is $16.95, but I'm running a Christmas special!
The original price is $16.95, but I'm running a Christmas special!
Signed copy - $12.95 each
Signed copy w/ a custom doodle inside (you can request what I draw) - $15.95 each
*If you buy 5 or more copies I will knock $2 off each book!
Signed copy w/ a custom doodle inside (you can request what I draw) - $15.95 each
*If you buy 5 or more copies I will knock $2 off each book!
Prices above do not include shipping. I will inform you how much shipping cost after I ship your books!
Want to read it before you buy it? You can do that here --> http://familius.com/you-should-you-should#lookinside (don't buy it there, just read it)
Please Order Here:
https://goo.gl/forms/WaTNbuzyeBWHNiFm2
https://goo.gl/forms/WaTNbuzyeBWHNiFm2
Note: I will be traveling in the coming weeks, and I'm also still waiting for these books to arrive in the mail (I don't have them all quite yet). So if you need your books asap, please let me know in the order form and I will work with you! Your patience will be appreciated.
Facebook message me or email me (ginnytilby@gmail.com) with any questions! Merry Christmas!
UpComing Blog Things:
1. One succinct post to answer the repeated question, "How do you write and illustrate a children's book." I'll tell you, as simply as possible, how I personally completed this process.
2. How did I come to write this specific story? Why these particular events? What inspired the writing, and how did I come to final decisions about characters and situations?
3. Tips about rhyming.
4. Total Blog ReVamp. New purpose and direction. It's gonna be good. :)
5. More art!!
6. Update on life and what's new.
Friends!! Is there anything I've forgotten??
2. How did I come to write this specific story? Why these particular events? What inspired the writing, and how did I come to final decisions about characters and situations?
3. Tips about rhyming.
4. Total Blog ReVamp. New purpose and direction. It's gonna be good. :)
5. More art!!
6. Update on life and what's new.
Friends!! Is there anything I've forgotten??
In light of the holidays,
here's a watercolor I did when I was a little girl:
Happy Holidays to aaaaallllll,
And to all, much love and good night.
Long Time, No Me!
It's almost been a year since I've posted on my blog!? Oh boy.
Well, here's breaking the ice! Just dropping in to say hello, and I'm still alive.
My lunch break just ended though so time to say goobye!!
Goobye!!
*waves hand furiously*
Well, here's breaking the ice! Just dropping in to say hello, and I'm still alive.
My lunch break just ended though so time to say goobye!!
Goobye!!
*waves hand furiously*
My First School Visit Went Like This...
Such an exhausting day. Gonna invest in a robot that carries large, lead-heavy boxes of books. Or a husband. Thankfully there was Dad.
My hometown school - Morgan Elementary - hosted my visit. I saw teachers I still remember, including my own beloved 1st-grade teacher Mrs. Tyrrell (who made this whole thing possible).
I entered the school office. "Hi. I'm the visiting author for the day." Did that just come out of my mouth?
"Oh hi! Are you ready for your stack of orders?"
I tried on some more confidence. "Yes." I wonder if they believe me.
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| Morgan, UT - I grew up right beneath that "M." Ish. |
I entered the school office. "Hi. I'm the visiting author for the day." Did that just come out of my mouth?
"Oh hi! Are you ready for your stack of orders?"
I tried on some more confidence. "Yes." I wonder if they believe me.
Blog Tour
1. What are you working on right now?
I have two other children's books currently in the works! Both are centered around learning a skill which enhances emotional health, mainly which oppose codependent behaviors, in a light, humorous, and secret way (you can't tell, you just think it's another great story with a great moral! muaha). The one I'm most excited about involves learning the importance of taking risks instead of playing it safe all the time according to what our minds assume others want or expect from us.
2. How does it differ from other works in its genre?
I plan to put my books in child-therapy offices. They will teach emotional health in an enjoyable NON-preachy way (children smell preachiness from a mile away you know). And they are pretty darn cute. . .
3. Why do you write what you do?
I have two other children's books currently in the works! Both are centered around learning a skill which enhances emotional health, mainly which oppose codependent behaviors, in a light, humorous, and secret way (you can't tell, you just think it's another great story with a great moral! muaha). The one I'm most excited about involves learning the importance of taking risks instead of playing it safe all the time according to what our minds assume others want or expect from us.
2. How does it differ from other works in its genre?
I plan to put my books in child-therapy offices. They will teach emotional health in an enjoyable NON-preachy way (children smell preachiness from a mile away you know). And they are pretty darn cute. . .
3. Why do you write what you do?
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