Most, if not all people here in the United States of America know that the Friday after Thanksgiving is called Black Friday. Black Friday is the day of all days for shoppers everywhere. But, what’s a girl to do when she:
- Doesn’t like crowds. At all.
- Doesn’t like shopping. (Yes, I know this is a terrible sin for a girl)
- Would much prefer to stay at home.
Well, how about this for an answer? Be involved in two different Black Friday promotions, host a Black Friday Facebook Party, and be a participant in another Black Friday Facebook Party.
So, what are my promos for Friday? So glad you asked. First, my signed paperback copies are on sale (Friday only) for $8.99 + $2.25 for shipping. To find out more go to my website. Second of all, on Amazon, the Kindle version of my book will be free on Friday and Saturday.
In addition to those deals, I will also be a part of a group of authors offering their paperback books at somewhere around 20% off. More details on all of these deals will be posted here on Friday.
The two Facebook Events I am part of, can be found here and here. The first link is an event that involves 32 Christian authors who are all have special deals on some of their books. I will have a website link on Friday that gives more details about each author and what their deals are.
Do you go shopping on Black Friday? What is your favorite Black Friday memory (shopping or otherwise)?
Wow, this sounds too awesome! 😀 I’m excited!
Um, I’ve gone Black Friday shopping early in the morning with my dad a few times. It scared me; I’m not the hugest fan of crowds either. XD And I absolutely abhor being jostled by people, especially when they don’t even say ‘excuse me’ or apologize for nearly knocking me off my feet. 🙄
My favorite memory… I don’t know. Probably just getting to spend some time (however chaotic) with my dad.
Thank you, Teddy! I am excited, too! Even though I am going a little crazy trying to get everything ready.
Yeah, I’m not surprised that you felt like that.
Aww! That is a sweet memory. Thanks for sharing, little sis!