As it is creeping closer to that day when I officially reach another year older (don’t worry, I still plan on acting my shoe size) I thought I would arrange for a little present for you, my dear, faithful Peeps!
From Friday the 1st September, through to Sunday 3rd September, (my birthday!) My poetry book, Poetic RITUals, will be FREE to download.
![Poetic RITUals by [Bhathal, Ritu]](https://images-eu.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51aCRIpXDlL.jpg)
Get that?
FREE!!!
Click on the link below to take you to the Amazon of your country, and please, download it!
My only request… If you do, and you read… please leave a review!
What’s it about? I hear you ask…
Delve into a book of verse exploring different topics and different genres, all with a RITUal twist.
A collection of poetry drawing on the experiences of the writer, ranging from matters of the heart, love for the family, situations in life and some verses written with a humorous twist.
And so far it has had some lovely reviews…
One from Wendy Unsworth
“I enjoy reading funny or clever verse, mostly on the internet, in blog posts etc, when I come across them, but books of poetry are rarely my thing.
I ‘picked up’ an ecopy of Poetic Rituals when it was discounted because it’s something different and an easier read in between fat novels and autobiographies.
It is really great to open a book and be surprised in every good way by the contents. I read through the poems at one sitting, delighted with each one to the next. They reminded me in some ways of Pam Ayres work; witty, funny, poignant, some slightly tongue-in-cheek. What impressed me most was their unfailing observations of family life, relationships and the frustrations of daily life. One is about not being able to get a printer to link to a computer – I could wholly identify with that one!
Read this book, raise a smile and even a little tear. This is a lovely read!”
and Janice Spina
An eclectic mix of poetry showing the talent and diversity of this author. There is a musical quality to her poetry that is pleasing to the ear.
There are haiku and other poems that range from seasons to love and family, something for everyone. The author infuses deep feelings into her work.
I found this book to be an enjoyable journey through the eyes of a talented poet.
It’s a freebie remember! Spread the word!!!!
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