Bookmarks and PDFs

 

 

I turned in my final edits for Worth the Wait, which is a little nerve-wracking but even more exciting!

 

I have bookmarks to giveaway to anyone who would like a few.

 

Also, I'm preparing a list of reviewers. If you'd like to receive a PDF file of Worth the Wait in exchange for an honest review on Amazon, Goodreads, or some place like that, please email me at laurajacksonwrites at gmail dot com. I just need your first and last name and the email address where you'd like the PDF sent.

 

 

I know I did a call for influencers earlier, and I'm thankful to those who responded. I have your emails saved and will send you a copy of the book, along with some bookmarks and pens, when the book releases.

 

This option is for those people who would like an electronic copy and promise to write an honest review the book.

 

 

In other news, Happy New Year's Eve. I hope it's a fun one. I have no plans and am happy with that.....I think. 

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Trash into Bookmarks

I got this idea from a fellow librarian, Anna at Atascocita Springs Elementary in Humble, TX. It has been awesome at our school in just two weeks.

First, take old boxes of household items.

 

Turn them into bookmarks!

 

 

It's great for several reasons. First, it reinforces recycling. Sure, we do a great job of putting our paper in the recycle bin, but what about taking recycled materials and making something new you can still use. Second, the kids love picking out a bookmark. Third, it saves the library/school money and paper to buy or to make bookmarks.

 

The only negative is that I have about 100 boxes in my library workroom waiting to be cut.