Showing posts with label holly and the rabbits from mars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holly and the rabbits from mars. Show all posts

Monday, 16 September 2013

Indigo Gets a 5-star Review on Amazon!

This got a 5-star review on Amazon this week!
Drum roll!!

Indigo has got a 5-star review on Amazon UK for her sci-fi adventure HOLLY AND THE RABBITS FROM MARS.

This is thrilling, as it is her first review for that book, which has been on sale since last October.

We recently did a FREE promo for this book, hoping to generate some reviews, and there were a few downloads. So one of those kind readers has left a review! Thank you very much!

Getting feedback is what it's all about.

Tuesday, 16 October 2012

Indigo's published another book for kids!


Indigo has published a brand-new ebook called HOLLY AND THE RABBITS FROM MARS.

It's a 50 page novel for children aged 8-12, and is a fast-paced sci-fi adventure story about bunnies facing a Martian invasion.

Holly is just a fluffy young bunny. Can she save Planet Earth from invasion by an army of evil Martian rabbits?

Hey, interested? Why not give it a whirl? It's only 77p on Amazon Kindle.

Indigo's new ebook is only available as a Kindle download, though it can be downloaded with Kindle software to any computer and most smart phones.

It's also available in the States.

Indigo Haynes is a young writer of only eight years old. She lives and writes her stories in a farmhouse in Cornwall, England. In 2011, at the age of 7, she was the youngest winner of 'The Tick-Tock Box', a national short story competition at The Guardian newspaper judged by Francesca Simon, author of the Horrid Henry books.
Her short collection of Tudor dog stories, 'How Potatoes Saved the Queen', is Indigo Haynes' first publication. Her second publication is a fast-paced sci fi adventure novel entitled 'Holly and the Rabbits from Mars'.
In her free time, Indigo's hobbies include playing with her naughty Red Setter puppy, constructing mountains of soft toys in her bedroom - which overlooks a field of ponies - and baking cupcakes, preferably the kind with tons of sticky pink icing and sprinkles.