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[ 0 ] 02/12/2024 | liza

Hi,

I hope you’re all doing great right before the Christmas holidays :). Today’s post is going to be short. I just wanted to let you know:

1) I have published all my bilingual books in Estonian, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese (except A Sea of Stars and Where am I from?, which will be published early next year). A Sea of Stars is now also available in Danish and Lithuanian. To celebrate this, the eBook editions are now free to download till the 5th of December around 08:00 CET on all Amazon stores. You’ll need to search for the books that interest you at your local Amazon (the store linked to your Kindle account). The free Kindle app must be installed on your computer/phone as these are kids’ books with illustrations and cannot be read in black and white Kindle devices.

If you’d like to help me, please leave a star rating or review on Amazon and/or Goodreads here afterward. For feedback/suggestions, you can send me an email at liza @ maltamum.com

2) All books will soon be published in Hebrew, Pashto, Farsi, and Dari. I aim to have everything ready before the holidays except Farsi, which will need to wait until early next year. Depending on demand, more languages can be added next year.

3) I will upload here the PDF with the accompanying activities for A Sea of Stars by the end of this week. As usual, you can download it for free and adjust it to your respective languages.

4) The International School of Piraeus (IB-certified) purchased my books in many languages. If you’re interested in buying 50+ books for your school, library, group of students, event, etc., you can contact me at liza@maltamum.com for wholesale prices and purchase directly through me instead of Amazon.

5) I don’t often receive direct emails from readers, so it always feels special when I do. G. discovered Cousins Forever at the San Diego County Library – Bonita-Sunnyside Branch in California, USA. She read it with her son and niece, two cousins who enjoyed reading the book together, and played the “Word Swap” game.

. I’m sharing her email with permission and the kids’ paintings, depicting their favorite words: “Love” and “Snake.” I updated the English-Spanish edition’s back pages (these are the languages they speak even though they borrowed the English-Filipino edition) to feature their paintings.