Celebrating Life Over 50 in the Puget Sound Region and Beyond

FREE eBook--Happy Holidays!

Sharing Stories

November 29, 2014 at 8:28 p.m.

Adorable but abandoned--the story of these cats is FREE--a holiday gift from Sharing Stories and Ariele.

...by Ariele M. Huff

Just in time for the holidays: a FREE eBook (free from 11/29 to 12/3)—Enjoy it yourself, give it as a gift, or lend it at any point to anyone once you’ve downloaded it. Kitten Love2: Day 13 by Ariele M. Huff is an eBook at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00PLQNU0K.

This is the happy, healing, humorous journey of rescuing three abandoned kittens from a box at the park with over a dozen photos of cute baby cats, plus tips for kitten-saving care & self-preservation during any life changing time.

Can be downloaded to any computer and is only 99 cents after the promotion.

Kitten Love, the first book is available at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00OOHB068 and is 99 cents (the lowest price Amazon allows).

Please leave a wonderful review as I'm hoping to pay for kitten spaying with this little book!

If you have suggestions about the book, please connect with me rather than putting those in a review: ariele@comcast.net. I regularly revise & improve.

Ariele is the webhost for Sharing Stories and a magazine & book editor, columnist, and writing instructor since 1978.

SHARING STORIES is a weekly column for and about the 50 plus crowd living in the Puget Sound region. Send your stories and photos to ariele@comcast.net. Tell local or personal stories; discuss concerns around aging and other issues; share solutions, good luck, and reasons to celebrate; poems are fine too. Pieces may be edited or excerpted. We reserve the right to select among pieces. Photos are always a plus and a one-sentence bio is requested (where you live, maybe age or career, retired status, etc.).

SHARING STORIES is featured on www.northwestprimetime.com, the website for Northwest Prime Time, a monthly publication for baby boomers, seniors, retirees, and those contemplating retirement. The newspaper can be found in the greater Seattle area and other Puget Sound locations. For more information, call 206-824-8600 or visit www.northwestprimetime.com. To find other SHARING STORIES articles on this website type "sharing stories" in the search function above.