Saturday, April 3, 2010

Surprises in the Mailbox

I've mentioned before how I don't want Saturday mail delivery to be suspended.  Every trip to the mailbox could mean a surprise, whether it's the latest Victoria Magazine (or Tea Time, or Romantic Homes, or Celebrate!) or a royalty check.  (Which, believe me, doesn't happen often enough.)

The other day I went to my mailbox to find a HUGE envelope from my friend (and fellow author) Jennifer Stanley.  Jenn was sending me more of her bookmarks, which I distribute for the Cozy Chicks.  (Haven't seen our offer?  Go here.)

I was thrilled to open the envelope and find a box of Barbie petite note cards.  I've known Jenn for just about a year now, and not only did she know I like Barbie, but that I LOVE note cards.  (I send out a lot of them.)  Ya know, she could've been a detective!

The cards are darling, and come in four designs -- vintage Barbie, not unlike the new cover for the large print of edition of Bookplate Special, which will be released on April 16th.

LP-BookplateSpecial.sm And speaking of the large print edition of Bookplate Special -- I'm sending out postcards to libraries.  If you'd like me to send one to YOUR library, just leave a comment and tell me the name of the library and the city it's in (I'll look up the address).

Thanks.  (And thanks again, Jenn!)
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3 comments:

  1. Mason CanyonApril 3, 2010 at 6:22 PM

    What a great combination - cards and vintage Barbie. Can't go wrong there, love both too.

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  2. DruApril 4, 2010 at 10:19 AM

    You can send postcards to the New York Public Library located in New York, NY or the Brooklyn Public Library located in Brooklyn, NY, unfortunately I don't know anyone there.

    The New York Public Library has a copy of Bookmarked For Death in large print.

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  3. HeatherApril 7, 2010 at 11:17 AM

    Are you sending post cards to smallish public libraries in the Midwest? If so my current public library is Adair County Public Library in Kirksville, MO and the wonderful library I grew up with is the Hannibal Free Public Library in Hannibal, Missouri. Also the Ralls County Public Library in Center, Missouri. I hope they all get your books!

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