Not everyone reads, but everyone SHOULD. Some people just need the right book. Some need to be mobile and would benefit from an ebook or an audio book. Some are young people who need an adult in their lives who values reading.
As an author, you’ll want to give your own book as often as possible. But if you’ve gifted to everyone you know or it’s not the right genre for someone, considering giving a book by another author. This community is all about support and purchasing and giving books is one way to do it.
Here are some suggestions:
Cling to God by Lynda R. Young
This devotional is a wonderful gift for a Christian or someone who needs a little faith in his or her life.
Print ISBN 9781939844279 / eBook ISBN 9781939844286
Amazon / Barnes & Noble / iTunes / Kobo
Mâtowak: Woman Who Cries by Joylene Nowell Butler
A follow up to her IPPY award-winning book, this is the perfect book for the psychological thriller-mystery fan who doesn’t like things too graphic.
Print ISBN 9781939844231 / eBook ISBN 9781939844248 / audio book
Amazon / Barnes & Noble / iTunes / Audible
CassaStar by Alex J. Cavanaugh
For the fan of science fiction and space opera, this best-selling book kicks off a great trilogy.
Print ISBN 9780981621067 / eBook ISBN 9780982713938 / audio book
Amazon / Barnes & Noble / iTunes / Audible
He Gave Me Barn Cats by Maria Santomasso-Hyde
An inspirational story based on true events, this is the perfect book for someone struggling with grief. Or who just loves cats!
Print ISBN 9781939844217 / eBook ISBN 9781939844224 / audio book
Amazon / Barnes & Noble / iTunes / Audible
Under a Purple Moon by Beverly Stowe McClure
For the teenager or just those young at heart, this sweet story tackles some tough issues with love.
Print ISBN 9781939844132 / eBook ISBN 9781939844149 / audio book
Amazon / Barnes & Noble / Kobo / Audible
For more gift ideas, visit Dancing Lemur Press, L.L.C.
See a book someone might like? What book do you recommend as a gift and why?