Black Friday's Amazing Advent Deal

Have you bought the Advent calendars yet? Or made them? Or stuffed them with chocolates and treats?


Do you know what you're going to do with your Advent calendar? Let the kids open windows whenever they like? Supervise the opening with long discussions of why there's only one a day, and don't steal from your sister? Be glad the kids are busy for a moment while you plan your Christmas shopping?


Or read a book...
with the kids...
with pictures...
with a way to put the whole Bible back into one great Christmas month.









If you've got the calendar already, and a handy e-reader at your side, here's your chance to enjoy 100 words a day, every day in December, and remember the Bible from Genesis to Revelation, all for less than a dollar (well, one cent less than a dollar.). Just go to

https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/179427

and use the coupon code XH34Y at checkout.

 If you'd rather read in print, thanks to Createspace's new distribution deal, it's available from Amazon at

http://www.amazon.com/Christmas-Genesis-Revelation-100-words/dp/1478149132/

and Barnes and Noble at

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/christmas-genesis-to-revelation-in-100-words-a-day-sheila-deeth/1112663681?ean=9781478149132

And for more great BLACK FRIDAY deals, don't miss this great Facebook Event: 

https://www.facebook.com/events/516614531768776/?ref=22

where Christian authors are offering deals galore to celebrate Thanksgiving and Christmas.

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