Today is the official release date for Extraordinary, and it is on the shelves even as we, uh, blog and read.
Actually, we saw it on the shelf at Buckhead Books in the Atlanta airport yesterday afternoon. I spotted the store and had a notion that they might have had copies of Extraordinary and already put them out, so we had a peek. And there it was.
It was the first time we'd seen Nancy in hardcover in an airport, which mightn't seem like the biggest of milestones, but we were tickled nevertheless. So we decided to have lunch at the bookstore's cafe, and I promptly bragged about Nancy (bad habit of mine) to the hostess, who immediately grabbed a copy for herself and got Nancy to sign. And we're underway...
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3 comments:
wow, that is awesome! congratulations nancy and jim. boy ... what a feeling that must have been in the airport. so happy for the both of you. blessings ...
I just finished the book, I know that seems pretty quick and you may think that I just skimmed through it carelessly but on the contrary it took hours in those few days to finished it.I read every sentence savoring every moment of it and read over many paragraphs not just to read over something to understand it cleary but also some of Nancy's words of life in the book are so intriguing that I just had to read it again and awe at the words of wisdom.Im babbling nonsence now and feel this comment is stupidly long so I just want to say congradulations to you and Nancy for the amazing novel and hopefully many more to come.
Airport bookstores totally count, especially given the limited shelf space they have. Grats!
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