In this post you'll find a rundown of my new projects plus discount codes for all my books, both electronic and paperback.
You can see all the volumes with links to descriptions here. I'm offering them at 50% off between now and Dec. 31st. Codes and links below.
It contains:
- How To Make a Buck Rag: & other good things to know about breeding your goats
- How To Garden For Goats: gardening, foraging, small scale grain and hay, & more
- How To Mix Feed Rations With The Pearson Square: grains, protein, calcium, phosphorous, balance, & more
- How to Get Cream from Goats' Milk: make your own butter, whipped cream, ice cream, & more
Click here for details about the book itself, then scroll down to the bottom of this post for the code.
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| Volume 13 in the series |
The above title links to its webpage, and you can get it for 50% off with the code and link below. I'm also offering codes for all twelve volumes in the series. For titles and descriptions, click here.
While I'm on a roll, also please consider my paperbacks:
Coupon codes below are for 30% off each title.
About the discount codes. I can only offer these for specific sellers, because not all sellers allow me to discount my own books. The eBook codes are good only at Smashwords, and the paperback codes are good only at CreateSpace. Titles below are linked to their sales pages, where you'll use the code at checkout. Codes are good for as many copies as you'd like - no limit. Codes expire December 31, 2016.
Critter Tales Series - 50% off each title.
- Concerning Critters - always free, no code needed
- Chicken Tales - ZB66E
- Goat Tales - JY78L
- Llama Tales - ZB25Z
- Puppy Tales - TM88X
- Guinea Tales - NR86M
- Kitty Tales - QP98E
- Pig Tales - US93R
- Honeybee Tales & Postscript - DS24J
The Little Series of Homestead How-Tos - 50% off each title
- How To Preserve Eggs: Freezing, Pickling, Dehydrating, Larding, Water Glassing, & More - always free, no code needed
- How To Make a Buck Rag & other good things to know about breeding your goats - YM88W
- How To Make an Herbal Salve: an introduction to salves, creams, ointments, & more - BR82D
- How To Mix Feed Rations With The Pearson Square: grains, protein, calcium, phosphorous, balance, & more - ZN49U
- How-To Home Soil Tests: 10 DIY Tests For Texture, pH, Drainage, Earthworms & More - FB74U
- How To Garden For Goats: Gardening, Foraging, Small-Scale Grain and Hay, & More - VZ76Q
- How to Make Mozzarella from Goats' Milk: Plus What To Do With All That Whey Including Make Ricotta - QX76E
- How To Bake Without Baking Powder: Modern and Historical Alternatives for Light and Tasty Baked Goods - DT29C (Also available in paperback, see below for a coupon code and where to buy)
- How To Grow Ginger: How To Grow, Harvest, Use, and Perpetuate This Tropical Spice in a Non-tropical Climate - BY59P
- How To Get Cream From Goats' Milk: Make Your Own Butter, Whipped Cream, Ice Cream, & More - WR95S
- How To Make Amish Whitewash: Make Your Own Whitewash, Paint, and Wood Stain - HF98F
- How To Draw Blood from a Goat: How To Collect and Send Specimens to Test for Pregnancy, Johnes, CAE, CL, and More - VR75K
- How To Compost With Chickens: Work smarter not harder for faster compost & happier chickens - XU96D
5 Acres & A Dream The Book: The Challenges of Establishing a Self-Sufficient Homestead - R4Z8XJLU
Critter Tales: What my homestead critters have taught me about themselves, their world, and how to be a part of it - 894T3UDT
How To Bake Without Baking Powder: modern and historical alternatives for light and tasty baked goods - 4MP3SMDS
Critter Tales: What my homestead critters have taught me about themselves, their world, and how to be a part of it - 894T3UDT
How To Bake Without Baking Powder: modern and historical alternatives for light and tasty baked goods - 4MP3SMDS
6 comments:
Oh good! I'll be picking up the blood drawing, cream making, & ginger growing pamphlets because, as usual, you have exactly what I need when I need it. Don't forget to remind us we can also donate books to the local library or set up give aways on our own blogs. G'luck to you!
Nothing wrong with a bit of self-promotion, especially as you do it so rarely. Thank you for your blog and desire to help others. I hope some of your Christmas wishes will come true. :)
Go for it! G-d helps those who help themselves, right??? :) I know that I do a lot more business on CafePress from October through December which really helps me out with being able to afford the holidays. At first I felt so bad when I would share the link on Facebook and then I decided that I needed to get over it! I definitely will be some of your books. Especially the ginger one. My best friend is addicted to ginger and its the only "natural" thing he things works. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving.
Oh yes, great ideas! I've had several people buy copies of my books for their local libraries. Then they tell me there's a waiting list to check out the book! Always makes my day. :)
Thanks Chris!
Thanks Sarah! I struggle with self-promotion, because I think there's a difference between making the information available and pushing it on folks. I don't want to err on the side of pushing and trying to manipulate others into buying. The little bit of money my books generate is truly a blessing to the homestead, but so is encouraging others.
And your friend is right about ginger. It is one wonderful medicinal herb, one that we wouldn't be without. :)
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