9 thoughts on ““Friends for Frances” – Pages 24-29 (The End)”
BEAUTIFUL! And a possible continuation of this happy tale in the future……. Katy, my friend Ellen and I want to buy copies of this darling book. What’s next? ~Jane
Oh Jane what a lovely thought! But even though I did have a copy made for Lady Baby – with Blurb (the miraculous self-publishing platform), it’s so expensive compared to what a children’s book would normally be. I can try and insert their link there though, because it is fun to see the book in “Preview” – with all the pages in order. The preview will include Blurb’s price to me, you can ignore that part, just push the little “Preview this book” button and Frances and her friends will magically appear in book format! Thank you for all your very many kind words and encouragement! xo http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/invited/4837572/9e6c9e2dc85b0fae6578e121c4730112e80c574d?utm_medium=email&utm_source=application&utm_campaign=share-share_promote&utm_content=0217pm-08_12_14-body
Such a sweet story. It’s been so interesting to be in on the whole process from conception to product. Thanks for providing that link – there’s nothing like seeing a book looking like a book! And I feel like Jane. Like we all want copies. Seeing the pages in their order, and with the pictures complimenting each other – like the house in the storm, and then Frances in the wind behind the plant – shows the thoughtfulness and care with which this was done. Lucky Opal to have her grandmother make such a treasure for her.
Thank you Carol for this lovely comment, and I’m glad the link worked. It is really better to see a book like a book and not in reverse order in a stack! Still, I am grateful to the blog and readers for keeping me going. You are welcome to see if that link works, if you really would like to buy a book from Blurb. Be sure and double check “send to” address, because I don’t know that I set it up for sales – but maybe you don’t have to. Thank you again for always reading along and offering wonderful comments.
Katy, it was so much fun to read the preview linked above and to have the whole story uninterrupted. It’s WONDERFUL, and I love that when I read it I hear it in your voice. Thank you for sharing this and so many other great books. I hope that this is the first in a series of many!
her spirits rose... 
BEAUTIFUL! And a possible continuation of this happy tale in the future……. Katy, my friend Ellen and I want to buy copies of this darling book. What’s next? ~Jane
Oh Jane what a lovely thought! But even though I did have a copy made for Lady Baby – with Blurb (the miraculous self-publishing platform), it’s so expensive compared to what a children’s book would normally be. I can try and insert their link there though, because it is fun to see the book in “Preview” – with all the pages in order. The preview will include Blurb’s price to me, you can ignore that part, just push the little “Preview this book” button and Frances and her friends will magically appear in book format! Thank you for all your very many kind words and encouragement! xo
http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/invited/4837572/9e6c9e2dc85b0fae6578e121c4730112e80c574d?utm_medium=email&utm_source=application&utm_campaign=share-share_promote&utm_content=0217pm-08_12_14-body
Such a sweet story. It’s been so interesting to be in on the whole process from conception to product. Thanks for providing that link – there’s nothing like seeing a book looking like a book! And I feel like Jane. Like we all want copies. Seeing the pages in their order, and with the pictures complimenting each other – like the house in the storm, and then Frances in the wind behind the plant – shows the thoughtfulness and care with which this was done. Lucky Opal to have her grandmother make such a treasure for her.
Thank you Carol for this lovely comment, and I’m glad the link worked. It is really better to see a book like a book and not in reverse order in a stack! Still, I am grateful to the blog and readers for keeping me going. You are welcome to see if that link works, if you really would like to buy a book from Blurb. Be sure and double check “send to” address, because I don’t know that I set it up for sales – but maybe you don’t have to. Thank you again for always reading along and offering wonderful comments.
Katy, it was so much fun to read the preview linked above and to have the whole story uninterrupted. It’s WONDERFUL, and I love that when I read it I hear it in your voice. Thank you for sharing this and so many other great books. I hope that this is the first in a series of many!
Michelle – thanks! Glad the link worked, and you are so welcome!
Wonderful story! Thanks! Barbara
You are very welcome Barbara! I will be curious to see what the Lady Baby has to say – she will point out my errors and omissions, I’m betting.
How charming — especially the three friends together. And a traveling hat and a promise of more adventures!