When Bookshelves Overflow

What do you do when your bookshelves are full and bursting at the seams?

I must confess that there are some that I have never read fully on my shelves, always thinking that I will find time on one of the days. However, it is easier said than done.

Then, yesterday, I thought of selling some of them. I looked them over and they were in good condition!

Interestingly, I found a book titled True Singapore GHOST stories. Volume 11.

Selling price: RM29.00  

Here's the link to make a payment: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/C8QK8GSHN7P7L

The Idea of Perfection by Kate Grenville is an excellent book to read. (Winner of the Orange Prize for Fiction 2001)

Selling price: RM19,00 

Please make payment here: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/7TFFH9HDELAPE

Here are some of the paperback copies of the books I published for sale:

Another Place to Call Home: Selling Price: RM25.00

Read how Aruna, who moved from India to Malaysia to marry, learned the local customs and found love in a man she hardly knew. Vivid descriptions of life in Malaysia in 1959 will make you fall in love with the country's people, landscape and food. Discounted by RM5.00. Only 3 copies left, so hurry, get yours.

Please make payment here: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/ESLGSVXBC3YUE

A Christmas Duet: Selling Price: RM24.90

A tale of obsession and unspoken love. A Must-read.

Please make payment here: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/E6WLGP9V5JUYW

To get the books delivered to you, please email shobanagomes@gmail.com with proof of purchase, address details, or any other questions you might have. Thank you.

Just this summer:

Online lessons can be arranged.

Children learn faster through storytelling.

A new children's book is on the way:

Here's a sneak preview of what's inside. I'll reveal the cover later. Get or gift a copy to a child.

The Adventures of Tiny Star

Trapped within Earth’s Crust

One cool summer night, a tiny star drifted away from the constellation. The star missed a cloud, slipped, and tumbled down to Earth. 

“Whoa, stop, stop,” he shouted as he tried to halt his fall to the ground. He shut his eyes tightly as he saw the ground rushing up towards him. It was a frightening sight. The Earth was jagged at its edges, offering no soft landing. 

“Oh, no,” he shouted and screamed as he struggled to steady himself and rise to where the other stars were aligned and shone brightly.

His screams pierced the ears of the animals and startled the night birds. 

The owls hooted, flapped their wide wings and looked around with their big, round eyes.  “Hoot, hoot, ” “What’s that?” They trembled. “And at this unearthly hour, too!” the foxes yawned. In the distance, a lone wolf howled. His voice echoed through the forest, shaking the leaves on the trees. One by one, they dropped to the ground.

The forest grew silent at the unexpected intrusion.