Eureka!
It took me awhile, but I have finally found a way to see how my book is selling on Amazon. I found the link on createspace.com, which is much easier than trying to track Amazon's hourly updates of total sales and a particular title's standing.
"Some Rivers End on the Day of the Dead" moved as high as 21,000 (give or take) and has been as low as 120,000 at different times of day. The Day of the Dead (Oct. 31, Nov. 1, and Nov. 2) were the highest sales days.
This coming-of-age novel is a good read for moms and daughters, book clubs, and high schoolers, especially reluctant readers as the plot moves quickly and there are a variety of characters, some of them humorous.
Reviews have been positive so far. I'm hoping more goodreads members will take a look at Amazon or createspace.com for "Some Rivers End on the Day of the Dead," a book that celebrates a girl's learning to appreciate her family, her heritage,and herself.
"Some Rivers End on the Day of the Dead" moved as high as 21,000 (give or take) and has been as low as 120,000 at different times of day. The Day of the Dead (Oct. 31, Nov. 1, and Nov. 2) were the highest sales days.
This coming-of-age novel is a good read for moms and daughters, book clubs, and high schoolers, especially reluctant readers as the plot moves quickly and there are a variety of characters, some of them humorous.
Reviews have been positive so far. I'm hoping more goodreads members will take a look at Amazon or createspace.com for "Some Rivers End on the Day of the Dead," a book that celebrates a girl's learning to appreciate her family, her heritage,and herself.
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