TIGERHEART on Sale Now!
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puppetmakerToday I want to direct your attention to one of Peter’s books that he is proudest of which is Tigerheart.
You can get Peter’s book Tigerheart for 2.99 (normally 9.99). This is a sale price that will not be lasting long.
Tigerheart is near and dear to my heart. I think it is honestly one of the best things Peter has written. It is for children and adults and was written for adults to read to their children.
(For the VI: This is the cover of Tigerheart. The cover has a pirate ship in the middle. Above the ship is a shooting star that is just under the title “Tigerheart”. Below the ship are various deep sea creatures and a mermaid. On the left is a quote from Terry Brooks “By Far the most charming and cleverest reimagining of the story of Peter Pan I have ever encountered” Peter’s name is above the title and above that are the words “New York Times Best Selling Author”)
The cover copy
Paul Dear is a good and clever boy, but he’s special in ways that even his adoring parents could never have imagined. For by day, in London’s Kensington Gardens, he walks and talks with the pixies and sprites and other magical creatures that dwell among the living–but are unseen by most. Then everything changes when tragedy strikes–and a quest begins that will lead Paul to a curio shop where a magical ally awaits him and launches him into the starry skies, bound for a realm where anything is possible. Far from home, Paul will run with fierce Indian warriors, cross swords with fearsome pirates, befriend a magnificent white tiger, and soar beside an extraordinary, ageless boy who reigns in a boundless world of imagination.
But it is so much more than that. I think it is one of the most magical tales that Peter has written and honestly I think too few people have read it. Peter doesn’t write down to children but assumes like any good writer that children are far more clever and learned that we give them credit for.
And, if enough people like it, may be we will finally publish the sequel to it that Peter and Caroline wrote together a couple of years ago which is a tale of imagination that runs away with itself.
So buy it for yourself. Buy it for your friends, children and grandchildren. Pass the word around the Internet and help more people discover the world of Paul Dear.
You can find it for this low, low price at Barnes & Noble's Nook
(http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/tigerheart-peter-david/1100293116?ean=97803
45507129) or Amazon's Kindle
(http://www.amazon.com/Tigerheart-ebook/dp/B0015DTVU6/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid
=1359043832&sr=8-2&keywords=tigerheart) and it comes highly recommended by those who have read it.
I would like to give my sincere thanks to the Nook's Ali T. Kokmen for helping make this sale price a reality.
In other news
Peter’s site, my site, and Crazy 8 are all down due to yet another viral attack by parties unknown. So our ability to earn money is down to Amazon and Barnes and Noble.
I am grateful to everyone who takes a look at Tigerheart.
You can get Peter’s book Tigerheart for 2.99 (normally 9.99). This is a sale price that will not be lasting long.
Tigerheart is near and dear to my heart. I think it is honestly one of the best things Peter has written. It is for children and adults and was written for adults to read to their children.
(For the VI: This is the cover of Tigerheart. The cover has a pirate ship in the middle. Above the ship is a shooting star that is just under the title “Tigerheart”. Below the ship are various deep sea creatures and a mermaid. On the left is a quote from Terry Brooks “By Far the most charming and cleverest reimagining of the story of Peter Pan I have ever encountered” Peter’s name is above the title and above that are the words “New York Times Best Selling Author”)
The cover copy
Paul Dear is a good and clever boy, but he’s special in ways that even his adoring parents could never have imagined. For by day, in London’s Kensington Gardens, he walks and talks with the pixies and sprites and other magical creatures that dwell among the living–but are unseen by most. Then everything changes when tragedy strikes–and a quest begins that will lead Paul to a curio shop where a magical ally awaits him and launches him into the starry skies, bound for a realm where anything is possible. Far from home, Paul will run with fierce Indian warriors, cross swords with fearsome pirates, befriend a magnificent white tiger, and soar beside an extraordinary, ageless boy who reigns in a boundless world of imagination.
But it is so much more than that. I think it is one of the most magical tales that Peter has written and honestly I think too few people have read it. Peter doesn’t write down to children but assumes like any good writer that children are far more clever and learned that we give them credit for.
And, if enough people like it, may be we will finally publish the sequel to it that Peter and Caroline wrote together a couple of years ago which is a tale of imagination that runs away with itself.
So buy it for yourself. Buy it for your friends, children and grandchildren. Pass the word around the Internet and help more people discover the world of Paul Dear.
You can find it for this low, low price at Barnes & Noble's Nook
(http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/tigerheart-peter-david/1100293116?ean=97803
45507129) or Amazon's Kindle
(http://www.amazon.com/Tigerheart-ebook/dp/B0015DTVU6/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid
=1359043832&sr=8-2&keywords=tigerheart) and it comes highly recommended by those who have read it.
I would like to give my sincere thanks to the Nook's Ali T. Kokmen for helping make this sale price a reality.
In other news
Peter’s site, my site, and Crazy 8 are all down due to yet another viral attack by parties unknown. So our ability to earn money is down to Amazon and Barnes and Noble.
I am grateful to everyone who takes a look at Tigerheart.
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Date: 2013-01-27 10:17 am (UTC)It was available in the past (I put in on my wishlist (aka to be bought in the future list) some time ago), but now it isn't listed anymore.