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Ellen’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Ellen’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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"The Look": Leaving KU and coming to other ebook stores
It's hard to believe that it's been a year since first self-publishing my debut novel, “The Look,” as a Paperback on Amazon and a Kindle eBook enrolled in Kindle Unlimited. A year!
In that time, I've also print on demand published via IngramSpark, had a few international sales from their promotions, had copies stocked at a friend's stall at Supanova Perth, and had a physical bookstore stock co
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The Video Game Writer's Guide to Surviving an Industry That Hates You
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Hi Sathutu, the age gap is about 15 years: Vera in her late 20s/early 30s and Nate in his mid-40s (I kept it ambiguous). For a similar premise/dynamic
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"Omg this was the cosiest book 🤗🩷✨️
It kind of gave me vibes of The Parent Trap and other 1990s - 2000s romance movies. So what's this book about? Elsie is a passionate 14 year old who idolises a singer in a boy band, and her wish is for her dad, who was" Read more of this review » |
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The Nutshell Technique: Crack the Secret of Successful Screenwriting
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"THE LOOK
This book brings hope to finding a second chance. The characters take time to find themselves so they can be better for a partner." |
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“The greatest art affects you because you get to see yourself, your emotions, laid bare by someone else who has the courage to say: you and me, and everyone around you? We’re all the same.”
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