Showing posts with label folktale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label folktale. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 24, 2012


NEW RELEASE!

 TWIGA
(pronounced twee-gah)





Now available at story-express.com!

Author Marcy Hope Williams shares her original folktale, which tells the story of a young  giraffe with a middle-child complex. Travel with her to the plains of the Serengeti in Africa to witness this triumphant tale of self discovery. And don't be surprised if you pick up some Swahili along the way! This book is dedicated to all of the sons & daughters who ever questioned their mother's love.

This special 1st edition of Twiga is a six-page short story printed on 5 1/2" X 8 1/2" paper. The unique cover art was created by award-winning master silk painter Christine Sutherland (csutherlandart.net) & is guaranteed to touch your heart. A must for all family libraries.  

AVAILABLE NOW!                            Price: $3.50

For all ages, especially for children & teens

Friday, July 20, 2012

Greeting Friends & Readers across the Globe!


I have to be honest with you - it has been so much fun seeing where you are from. Currently I have readers in America, Russia, Germany & S Korea. So since my base of readers in Russia are seemingly growing as fast as my American readers - I thought it would be fun to add a note to my Russian readers.



Привет мои дорогие российские друзья и читатели.

Спасибо за то, что помогать расширять мой мир. Я надеюсь, что Вы преуспеваете 5548 миль или 8938 км от меня. Когда Вы думаете об этом тот путь, Вы - действительно не что далеко вообще, меньше чем 2 поездки поперек Америки.

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(Here's the translation for you Yanks :))

Hi my dear Russian friends and readers.
Thank you for helping to expand my world. I hope you're doing well 5548 miles  or 8938 km from me. When you think of it that way, you're really not that far away at all, less than 2 trips across America.

Our different languages are so amazing - the sounds, the letters and I am sure even some of the meanings translate differently. I do believe we are universally connected and similar though as human beings. More on this subject later - time to zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz (work tomorrow).

By the way, I should have my website (story-express.com) updated with my new book info sometime next week - I'll let you know. 


For now, would you like a sneak-peak of the front & back covers of the book? I thought you might. By the way Twiga is pronounced twee-gah. 










Have a wonderful day tomorrow 

& 

make each moment count! 



Marcy Hope Williams