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signed books

Buy a book and help feed a family. I will donate 25 percent of each purchase to Michelle Obama’s “Waffles and Mochi” campaign to feed one million families that are in need of food. To learn more about what she’s doing, visit wafflesandmochi.org. You will receive a signed book along with a gift. And the shipping will be free. Contact me via email for payment and shipping information. mirikal1210@gmail.com. Please put “food donation” on the subject line.

PASSOVER SPECIAL

SPECIAL FOR PASSOVER–BUY ONE “MY NAME IS REBECCA: A NOVELETTE” AND GET ONE FREE TO GIFT TO A FRIEND OR LOVED ONE. ORDER FROM ME (PAY THROUGH ZELLE) AND THE SHIPPING IS FREE. PLUS, YOU WILL GET SIGNED BOOKS AND FREE GIFTS. FOR INFORMATION, VISIT MY WEBSITE: MIRIKALBLOG.COM APPROPRIATE FOR ALL AGES.

Passover Special

SPECIAL FOR PASSOVER–BUY ONE “MY NAME IS REBECCA: A NOVELETTE” AND GET ONE FREE. ORDER FROM ME (PAY THROUGH ZELLE) AND THE SHIPPING IS FREE. FOR INFORMATION, CONTACT ME VIA EMAIL, mirikal1210@gmail.com and please put “bogo Rebecca on the subject line.

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NEWS

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If you, or anyone you know, would like to learn more about how to prevent your child from getting involved with drugs, visit my newest website:

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I developed the site last year when I lost my daughter after many years of addiction. My purpose is to help educate parents about the different drugs, early interventions, and prevention and other strategies. I am working on a book to accompany the website that will be available soon.

Take care and stay warm.

Phyllis

Holiday Specials

Please visit my website for Valentine's Day and Passover specials.

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Valentine's Day

Please visit my website to see the specials I have on my books. You can also read my short stories.

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Phyllis

Free historical fiction

FREE ON JAN. 9 AND 10--"My Name is Rebecca: A Novelette," is the story of a father and his sons who emigrated from Russia to the United States in the early 1900s, living in New York and then settling in Wisconsin. The reader accompanies the family as they leave behind their home land to escape persecution and poverty, searching for religious freedom and a better life. They bring not only their beliefs and traditions to America, but they also bring the story of their family to hand down to future generations. I wrote this book in honor of my mother’s family who came from Russia in the early 1900s. As it evolved, I realized that it was in honor to all who have come for a better life. My mother was born on January 9, 1927. In honor of her birthday, the Kindle format is free this weekend.

https://www.amazon.com/Name-Rebecca-N...

Free 1/3 and 1/4

Free on 1/3/2021 and 1/4/2021 “When Shadows Linger” is the story Maggie Sinclair, thirty-one years old, who is widowed when her husband dies in a car accident following a winter storm. Having difficulty remaining in Wisconsin because of constant memories, Maggie moves to Vermont to start a new life. Opening up a private therapy practice, she meets Ben Grayson, a psychologist with an office in her building. Maggie is reluctant to become involved with Ben as she is still in love with her husband. As time passes, Maggie encounters signs of her late husband in various forms, such as a soft touch on her face or seeing a shadow. As her relationship with Ben intensifies, Maggie’s husband appears to her by voice and finally in person. Maggie is constantly asking him for a sign that it is okay for her to move on. Through the therapy that she provides to her clients who are dealing with loss due to death, family issues and adoption, Maggie also works on resolving her own grief.
https://www.amazon.com/When-Shadows-L...

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Happy New Year

"Envelopes of Hope" and "My Name is Rebecca: A Novelette" are free today, 12/29, on Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Phyllis+Ba...

Happy Holidays

Happy Holidays!

2020 has been a difficult year and we will all be happy to say good bye to it, It has been a time of devastation, sorrow, loss, and chaos. We have learned to wear masks, stay six feet away from people, isolate ourselves. It has been a time to reflect on ourselves and make changes in our lives that we never took the time to work on before. We have helped our neighbors and family members who were hit hard from the pandemic. Many of us lost family members to the deadly virus; many of us lost family members to other tragedies. But it's almost over and we have the opportunity to start fresh. Let's take the positive things we learned from the tragedies and make 2021 better.

Happy Holidays!

Phyllis