A Bad Day at the Falls of the Cuyahoga

I also want you to know that The stories did lighten my days and the nights too. The portions that you had posted on the PAMB were even more delightful the second time around. Especially Ho Chi's dance and the dogs who came for help.

See, Betty, I told you so.

And Dick does not lie!!

What kindness you all have in your hearts. Grace is what you have.

Love,
Betty

Dick Stodghill wrote:

I couldn't settle to work after that so I checked some sales figures. A book I did on the Normandy invasion ranks 39th of the 24,689 books released by the publisher. This was annoying because at one time it was 15th on the list. On the other hand, when I checked a few months ago it was 127th.

I did a search on Google for Shelagh Watkins an the second page listed was Shelaghwatkins/forum.html. I didn't remeber loading a page titled "forum" so I checked my uploaded files. No forum.html. I did find this page that I'd forgotten about:

http://www.shelaghwatkins.co.uk/amazon_141377136X.html

It's so old, all the images for the books now have new file names and don't load but the snapshot I took shows my book listed #1 out of 951 books. The book has dropped to goodness knows what but it did give me a buzz at the time!

Currently, the ebook on mobipocket is #427 out of 1253 ebooks in the category juvenile fiction:

http://www.mobipocket.com/EN/eBooks/Category.asp?Language=EN&categoryId=35&publisherId=0&lang=EN&orderBy=best&pageNumber=43

This seems a far greater achievement because the ebooks are from all the major publishers. Or am I fooling myself as usual?