I call a physical store to ask,”If I pre-order this book along with others, will it be shipped separately?” I cancel that order and hop over to Barnes and and see what they say. I thought books from Amazon were shipped when they arrived so I’d get separate orders. I go through the whole process to the end where it says, “Your books will not be shipped until November.” Well, as most of you know, you have to spend $25 or more to get free shipping so I thought I’d order some other books I’ve had in my queue. So, I go online to Amazon to pre-order it. I am anxiously awaiting the release date of the final book in the Inheritance Cycle (called Inheritance) by Christopher Paolini as a lot of other fans are on November 8. If I keep trudging through the muck to get to the shower… And I believe I can create one as well as or better than others. I think that’s why I switched from writing non-fiction to fiction: because I like a good make-believe story as well as the next person. It reminds us all to keep plowing through the rough spots to find the smooth road that the pot of gold lies at the end of the rainbow to follow the Yellow Brick Road to return to Kansas.

Since I’m a writer I guess the simile impacted me more.īut it’s true. But I’ve never heard it quite put like this before. It’s a sentiment we’ve all heard before, right? You got to have the downs to have the ups. And they remind us that we must have times of struggle before we can have happy endings.” Stories of fairies remind us how unpredictable and interesting the world really is. “A world without magic and danger would be boring. This comment was in the appendix and it struck me:

The Book of Fairies by Michael Hague is a compilation of short stories about fairies.

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