Get my new book while it's FREE
More Adventures of Panama Pete
I want to give you a free copy of my new book.
It's a short children's book with pictures and funny stories told by Panama Pete.
It teaches kids:
- Self-esteem
- How to make friends quickly
- And it will give them confidence and skills to handle any situation.
- How to make friends quickly
Kids 8 to 12 will enjoy these funny and entertaining stories.
I'm sure you know some kids who would love to read this book, or kids who would love to have you read the book to them.
The book is available for free on Amazon today and tomorrow (Saturday and Sunday), January 10th and 11th only.
After that, it will go back to the regular price. Get it now while it's free.
Clicking on the link below will take you to the Amazon site to claim your FREE book.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GF9FF1S4
When you “buy” the book from Amazon (even at zero dollars), they’ll count your review as being based on a verified purchase, and this makes all the difference in how Amazon values your review and ranks the book. If a new book receives several reviews when it’s first published, Amazon will start promoting the book.
If you prefer to read a printed book, it's only $4.95 for the next two days, which is the lowest price Amazon will allow.
Posting your review will take less than two minutes and mean the world to me.
Click on the link above and "buy" the eBook for $0.00. (That’s right. The cost to you will be absolutely zero.)
Read a few pages and then post your review on Amazon. Bottom line: If you click on the link above and “buy” the eBook for zero dollars in the next two days while it’s free, read a few pages, and then post a one- or two-sentence comment (it’s not really a review, even though Amazon calls it a review), you will make my day.
If you post a review, I will be eternally grateful (or at least, I will be grateful for a long, long time).
I read every review.
Take care,
Jerry Minchey
P.S. Since this is a children's book, and not the type of book I normally write, I published it using the pen name, Panama Pete.
The stories are told from the point of view of an interesting and adventurous kid that both boys and girls (ages 8 to 12) can immediately identify with. There's no lecturing from an adult.