Free Soft Rhymes Ebook Offer Day 1

It's on !!

This is day 1/5 of the e-book copy give-away of Soft Rhymes, book 2 in the Kid-Lit Series.

My belief is that you will want to own it in paperback, but this is an opportunity to see what's inside before you decide to buy.

Free offer ends 1/30/2018

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For a limited time only, FREE E-book !!

Hey everybody!

Announcing my new book/ebook Soft Rhymes

As a special introductory offer, the kindle version will be Free to download  from Friday Jan 26th through Tuesday Jan 30th, 2018.

Don;t miss out, this is a $4.00 savings and a chance to get a great children's book for FREE

Click the link below to get your copy:

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Tale in 280 Post: Yahtzee Freak #2

I was having a good night. All items were filled out except my ones and my Yahtzee. This time I could only convert 3 sixes, so I took a zero on my Yahtzee. Then, on my last turn, I had to put a 5 on my ones. #talein280 #games #truestory #writingprompt @authors_friends

Yahtzee Freak

It was not looking good: Mom had to take a zero on her Ones, Fives, and her Large Straight. She got a total of 35 on the top section. . . . and three yahtzees !! #talein280 #games #truestory #writingprompt @authors_friends

Kid-Lit Book 2: "Soft Rhymes"

Coming Soon to Amazon, in soft cover book or digital e-book formats.

We're so excited!!

Introduction to Soft Rhymes:

This entire series started with this book.

One day I was driving with my two youngest children and we stopped at a railroad crossing in the country.

I looked to my right, and there came to my view the first two soft rhymes in this book. Well, they may not have looked EXACTLY like you see them here, but the goat was eating the rope and the llama was just sitting there.

And there sprang to my mind a thought !!

I said, Robert, let’s write a book!

And here it is:

Kid-Lit Book 3: "Alliterations"

Coming Soon:

Status: Looking for an illustrator

Introduction to Alliterations:

It's Rhyming time!
Except in this book, we are going to rhyme at the BEGINNING of each word, instead of at the end.
Try this:
Carmel Candy, Carmel Corn and Crackers.
or how about:
Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pickled Peppers
Now you are getting the idea.
We'll talk more about this to the grownups at the end, but for now enjoy our illustrated Alliterations!