Get a Free Copy of My Latest Book!

Like the looks of this book?

Well, I'd like to give a free e-copy to 10 people in exchange for their honest reviews!

Here's what you can do to become part of my review team:

1. Review one of my other books on Amazon (the e-books are $0.99 right now if you don't have a copy)

2. Send me the link to your review (there's a contact form in the sidebar if you don't have my email address)

3. Read the digital copy of "The Case of the Tabloid Tattler" I will send to you

4. Post your honest review of it on Amazon (Did you know reviews are super important to indie authors?)

Here's the really cool part: the book isn't officially releasing until June 17th, but you could read it sooner--and for free!

Hurry! There's only room for 10!

Free Printable: Book Report Form

Here's a little something I made to help younger students get their thoughts organized when writing a book report. Download it here.

What's unique about this book report form? 

It includes the opportunity to give the book a Philippians 4:8 rating. Additionally, it encourages the student to turn their answers into a book review and share it with the world via Amazon or Goodreads.

And--shh!--it also includes an exclusive free book offer from Yours Truly! ;)

Download it here.

"The Heavens Declare" New Cover Reveal!

Now that I've been married for almost 2 years, I've finally gotten around to the process of changing the last name on my first two books. While I'm at it, I figured I'd also give them a facelift since my cover designs have improved a lot since the early days. Same content; new and improved look!

"The Heavens Declare" is the first to be completed...

13-year-old Brian and his family have a wonderful vacation planned. They've rented a cabin in the woods, and Dad is bringing his telescope along. It's shaping up to be a delightful time of playing in the woods, learning about the planets, and even meeting new friends. But all along the way, unexpected delays—and thunderstorms!—shake things up. Can Brian and his siblings trust that God's plan is the best plan?

Right now, you can get 10% off the list price at Amazon.com with free shipping on orders over $35!

Coming next... a new look for "Light of the World" and then ebooks all around. Stay tuned!

Interview on Homeschool Authors

My interview and e-book giveaway are live on Homeschool Authors. Check it out here.

I've Been Interviewed!

Homeschool Authors is "a blog dedicated to books written by homeschooled students and graduates." As I happen to fall into the latter category, Sarah graciously offered to interview me about my journey as a homeschooled author and the process of writing and publishing "The Heavens Declare." In addition to an introduction, the questions covered are:

What was your favorite part of being homeschooled?

What made you want to write books?

What inspired you to write "The Heavens Declare"?

Where can our readers get your books?

Do you have any more projects in the works?

Do have any final thoughts you would like to share?
 

Join me over at Homeschool Authors when my interview is posted next Monday, September 24th!

Oh, and just to make things a little more fun and literary, there will also be a giveaway of "The Heavens Declare" (e-book) to go along with the interview!

Giveaway Winners

Congratulations to Sadie F. and Mary K.! You each won a copy of the "Pearl's Practice" e-book!


Did you know?

Sale! While backstock lasts, get "The Heavens Declare" or "Light of the World" for just $6 + s&h when you order directly from me (click here).

Books at the Picnic

I am pleased to announce that The Heavens Declare, Light of the World, and Pearl's Practice will be available for purchase in the "General Store" at the S-- family's picnic, June 30th. The Heavens Declare and Light of the World will be discounted to $6 each (while supplies last) since I am selling off backstock that still has my maiden name on the cover. Pearl's Practice will be $5.

Not attending the picnic, but still interested in ordering one of the $6 copies? No problem! Let's get in touch via e-mail; just use the contact link in the sidebar.

-Reviewed at Rebekah's Quill

"Normally, I review books written for adults, or at least young adults. Recently, however, I read The Heavens Declare written by my friend Perry Kirkpatrick, and while it is technically written with children in mind, I enjoyed it so much, I had to review it!" from "The Heavens Declare - A Review" by Rebekah's Quill

Would you like to review this book or "Light of the World"? Send me a message here!

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FREE BOOK!!! Follow the link and enter code: NC32W and get this book free! (Expires March 31, 2012) Read more about this book and others by yours truly at http://perryelisabeth.blogspot.com.
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Planets Make Him Spacey

Apparently, though it might be considered more of a school book than a story book, The Heavens Declare is somewhat interesting. Here in our rural Oregon town, many people heat their homes with wood stoves. My brother, Paul, often started the fires when Dad was at the office. First he would throw in crumpled up newspaper or other scrap paper. Then he would add kindling, small logs, and so-forth. On one particular occasion, I walked through the room and saw him kneeling in front of the wood stove, quite still. He sat, with the fire half laid, intently reading a piece of scrap paper. Curious, I looked over his shoulder. He was engrossed in a page of a Heavens Declare rough draft. So, I'm not sure, but I think that's a positive review: reading my book about the planets is more interesting than laying a fire. But perhaps the book should carry a disclaimer: "May cause spaciness."