Life is Like Making Chocolate Chip Cookies

Congratulations on the publication of your book Susie! I hope it is great success. The first of many!

Yes, Susie, add my congratulations to Shelagh's. BTW, I love chocolate chip cookies. Especially fresh from the oven. I checked out your publishing company before, and I am hoping for your utmost success.

I just checked it out again, Sue. I like it. It's informative but not too cluttered. I think other things have changed since my first visit, too. It seems simpler in the layout and the number of pages. It's been a while, so my memory may be wrong.

Hi Susie,

You are almost there! It will look terrific if you could just change the width setting. If you don't know how to do this, there should be some kind of help available on the site developer. Find the help file and search on page width.

Well done! You will do this and it will look terrific!

Sue, I think it looks fine, except for the width that Shelagh mentioned. (From the bio down)

Hi Sue, or is it Susie?

I just browsed your site and have to say I'm so impressed. You started your own publishing company? I've known a couple of writers who wanted to do the same thing but became overwhelmed at all the work involved. So Congratulations!

Wanted to tell you I've browsed some known small publishers whose sites didn't look as nice as yours. Good job. The only error page I found was in trying to read an excerpt.

I also read some of the testimonials, and one in particular struck me: the one about the woman who had difficulty finding a job. Evidently you told her that she hadn't found the right job for her soul to grow, to keep looking. Wow. That was beautiful. Reminds me of something I read, can't remember where, about a writer in despair because she'd received so many rejection letters, and she was advised to look at it from another point of view, that she hadn't been sending to the right agent for her. When she finds the right one, then things will click. I thought that was wonderful advice and melds with your thoughts about the right job. Just makes sense when you stop and think about it, but sometimes we get so down and depressed about our failures that we can't see the upside. That's where someone like you can be an excellent advisor.

So congratulations again, and best wishes for your success.

Sue wrote:

Life is Like Making Chocolate Chip Cookies uses stories and metaphors to inspire and inform readers on how to deal with life situations. The insights shared come from personal experiences, as well as from others. "Life is Like..." addresses mind, body, and spirit. Insightful views on meditation and dealing with self, others, and relationships help people caught up in disappoints, negativity, anger, and fear. Help is here now!

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Hello, I'm new to Published Authors. I saw the Thread title and thought...that sounds interesting. I love chocolate chip cookies...and make some really good Butterscotch and Chocolate chip cookies, according to many of my friends. I also like your concept. Just felt like telling you that. Thanks for listening.