I AM SEEKING A BOOK MARKETER
Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD
I am seeking a professional to market two already self-published and one to be self-published picture books via social media or whatever the promoter deems the best course. I am writing abook trailer which I want to animate for my soon tobe published third book in the series.
Childhood is serious business. Ask any kid! Life and death issues include friends, fitting in, self-acceptance, and trust.
My books, intended for readers and listeners 6-8 years old, are set in a village (Nobble Ook) whose kind king (named Obble Nook) helps kids make sense of diversity, identity, and belonging.
The narrative is musical, the characters are endearing, and all kids navigating the somewhat slippery slope of pre-latency will totally relate. Think: Harry Potter meets Hans Christian Andersen meets the classroom of today.
The most recent book (not yet published, title: Will Allie B. Able To Make Friends?) asks, “Will Allie B. be able to make friends? What are friends for? And, what does it mean to be kind?"
Precis: The new girl in Nobble Ook has a few gray hairs! Classmates ridicule and bully her until her compassionate teacher helps them face their own feelings about kindness and acceptance. P.S. Kids and parents - it’s okay to be (a little) gray!
“Seriously Silly” (publisher; The Paperhouse Books year 2021 ) is about a boy - a boy who wants to feel included. Tad finally realizes that there is a time and a place for everything. Knowing when to act silly (or serious) helps him in a big way to win friends. “
In “The Radiant Rainbow Cap” (publisher The Paperhouse Books; year 2020 ), a king wants everyone to be just like him. When he gets his wish, he learns that sameness has its downside. In diversity there is strength! (Ice cream lovers know this for sure.)
Each book is 30 pages in length. I have attached a few sample pages from ______ for your review. I retain rights to the two self-published titles.
I hold a NYS Reading Teacher’s license and now have the joy of seeing my grand-daughters Bayla and Skylar read and grow. The two books have received overwhelmingly favorable reviews. Please see bonnie.lieberman. com for more.
Best regards,
Childhood is serious business. Ask any kid! Life and death issues include friends, fitting in, self-acceptance, and trust.
My books, intended for readers and listeners 6-8 years old, are set in a village (Nobble Ook) whose kind king (named Obble Nook) helps kids make sense of diversity, identity, and belonging.
The narrative is musical, the characters are endearing, and all kids navigating the somewhat slippery slope of pre-latency will totally relate. Think: Harry Potter meets Hans Christian Andersen meets the classroom of today.
The most recent book (not yet published, title: Will Allie B. Able To Make Friends?) asks, “Will Allie B. be able to make friends? What are friends for? And, what does it mean to be kind?"
Precis: The new girl in Nobble Ook has a few gray hairs! Classmates ridicule and bully her until her compassionate teacher helps them face their own feelings about kindness and acceptance. P.S. Kids and parents - it’s okay to be (a little) gray!
“Seriously Silly” (publisher; The Paperhouse Books year 2021 ) is about a boy - a boy who wants to feel included. Tad finally realizes that there is a time and a place for everything. Knowing when to act silly (or serious) helps him in a big way to win friends. “
In “The Radiant Rainbow Cap” (publisher The Paperhouse Books; year 2020 ), a king wants everyone to be just like him. When he gets his wish, he learns that sameness has its downside. In diversity there is strength! (Ice cream lovers know this for sure.)
Each book is 30 pages in length. I have attached a few sample pages from ______ for your review. I retain rights to the two self-published titles.
I hold a NYS Reading Teacher’s license and now have the joy of seeing my grand-daughters Bayla and Skylar read and grow. The two books have received overwhelmingly favorable reviews. Please see bonnie.lieberman. com for more.
Best regards,