Andrew Ferguson
Children's/YA Author
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There’s Still Time to Get Your Free Kindle Book!
Posted on April 24, 2023 Leave a Comment
There’s still time to get your free copy if you haven’t already. Just follow the relevant link below to download for free.
🚨 Free Kindle Book Promotion Starting This Weekend! 🚨
Posted on April 18, 2023 Leave a Comment
I am pleased to announce that from midnight PST this coming Saturday (22nd April 2023) until the 28th April, my newest children’s book, Rollo, The Bravest Chicken in the World, will be available to download for Kindle absolutely free. No doubt I’ll be rabbiting on about this non-stop for the next couple of days, so […]
Last Chance To Get All My Books for Free!
Posted on December 1, 2022 Leave a Comment
It’s the last day of my free book giveaway!
Free Book Giveaway Now On!
Posted on November 27, 2022 Leave a Comment
All my books are now ABSOLUTELY FREE to download on Kindle until midnight on the 1st December (Pacific time)
Ink and Pixel: A Sibling Rivalry
Posted on December 28, 2020 Leave a Comment
Which do you prefer: traditional paper books or e-books? Perhaps you are a traditionalist who feels the magic of a good novel is somehow missing in an e-book, or perhaps you prefer the space efficiency of an entire library which (almost) fits in your pocket. On the other hand, you might share my tendency to read both without guilt or shame, recognising the unique joy of each one. Whatever your position, it won’t take you more than a casual search of the internet to discover that there are more people out there who share or oppose your point of view than you can shake a stick at – and some of them get pretty passionate about the whole thing.
My Thoughts on Kindle Paperwhite
Posted on January 5, 2020 1 Comment
After a whopping ten years of blissful happiness, my trusty old third generation Kindle Keyboard was finally starting to show its age and so I decided it was time for an upgrade.
Ink and Pixel: A Sibling Rivalry
Posted on May 22, 2016 3 Comments
Which do you prefer: traditional paper books or e-books? Perhaps you are a traditionalist who feels the magic of a good novel is somehow missing in an e-book, or perhaps you prefer the space efficiency of an entire library which (almost) fits in your pocket. On the other hand, you might share my tendency to read both without guilt or shame, recognising the unique joy of each one. Whatever your position, it won’t take you more than a casual search of the internet to discover that there are more people out there who share or oppose your point of view than you can shake a stick at – and some of them get pretty passionate about the whole thing.
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