My book, The Open-Hearted Way to Open Adoption, turns 3 this week. It came out originally in hardcover, followed by a paperback version last year, and, per my publisher, will soon be available as an audiobook. My little creation spread its wings and is still flying.
If I trace it back, my book has its roots in being publicly ridiculed. I explained in a recent interview on MileHighMamas.com, excerpted below.
Last week TaRhonda Thomas, a 9News reporter from Denver’s NBC affiliate station, along with cameraman Matt, interviewed me in my home. Apparently I did a terrible job hiding my love of purple.
The interview was part of a piece that featured Amber Johnson, my editor at MileHighMamas.com (which, incidentally, is seeking new contributors).
So come on in to my living room (and Amber’s back porch).
After two years available only in hardcover and e-book formats, my publisher, Rowman & Littlefield, is releasing The Open-Hearted Way to Open Adoption in paperback in a few weeks.
This means two things. First, the book will be available at a paperback price — woo-hoo! If you pre-order today, Amazon will make sure you get the lowest price that is offered between now and its June 16 release.
This news also means that the hardcover version will no longer be produced. If you want a more durable copy — the guide is meant to be referred to over the course of a child’s growing up years — consider ordering The Open-Hearted Way to Open Adoption prior to June 1.
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