Today, I’m excited to share a fun book I recently published!
Do you love Jane Austen?
How about colouring and activities?
If you answered yes, you may enjoy my latest book,
Jane Austen’s Pride And Prejudice Colouring & Activity Book
featuring Illustrations from 1895!
I enjoyed every minute of creating this book!
I adore the old, original drawings, and devising activities based on Pride And Prejudice was pure pleasure!
Currently, I am immersed in the Regency period! Besides all the novels and movies, my short story, Disinherited Love, is set in early Regency. I’m also working on a historical romance series set in that time period, and planning additional colouring and activity books based on Jane Austen’s novels!
I am entering this year filled with optimism. I hope your year is full of wonderment and joy, too!
Eva Maria Hamilton is the author of Highland Hearts, a Love Inspired Historical novel published by Harlequin. Her novel, Highland Hearts, won 2nd Place in the Historical Romance, as well as the Traditional/Inspirational Romance Categories in the Heart of Excellence Reader’s Choice Awards, and was an Inspirational Series Finalist in the 2013 Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence. Her short story, Disinherited Love, can be read in the anthology, A Kiss is Still A Kiss. Eva Maria Hamilton is also the owner of Lilac Lane Publishing, which has currently published, Jane Austen’s Pride And Prejudice Colouring & Activity Book featuring Illustrations from 1895.
To connect with Eva Maria Hamilton online, please visit her at www.evamariahamilton.com
This looks amazing. So different. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Shirley!
DeleteThis looks amazing. So different. Well done!
ReplyDeleteWell done, Eva. Great job. Jane Austen continues to be flavour of the month all around the world. As are colouring books. So you may well have hit the jackpot!
ReplyDeleteAll the best with promoting it - I'd be getting it into all those Jane Austen Groups but I expect you're already onto that.
Happy New Year and may 2016 be all that you are hoping it to be and more.
Thanks, Ian! I still have a lot of promoting to do :) Great suggestions! Take care!
DeleteThe book looks interesting. I have to say never read a Jane Austin book and not a big regency fan, but I do know colouring is really good for people in pain as a distraction.
ReplyDeleteWith two little ones, Jenny, I colour everyday :) Have you tried it? I've heard it's a good stress reliever. Thanks for sharing about its benefits in pain relief!
DeleteI haven't tried it but am considering it. I need the pencils. but I have heard many use it also for depression as well but I have quite a few friends who have the same issue I do who find it a great distraction and help.
DeleteI haven't tried it but am considering it. I need the pencils. but I have heard many use it also for depression as well but I have quite a few friends who have the same issue I do who find it a great distraction and help.
DeleteWhat a fun idea, Eva! Congratulations!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lisa! Stay cool :)
DeleteGreat idea, Eva. I'm very interested. I live in the same snow-covered part of the world, and there are months to go before spring. Time for coloring adventures!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Janice! And yes, lots of indoor activities needed! :)
DeleteOh I love Jane Austen, enjoy reading them again and again every few years. There are lots of Austen readers out there, so praying much success for your book.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Christine! I'm enjoying her work all over again in a new way :)
DeleteOh I love Jane Austen, enjoy reading them again and again every few years. There are lots of Austen readers out there, so praying much success for your book.
ReplyDeleteEva, I'm thrilled to know about this. I will order one for my granddaughters who love the Little Miss Austen books! I will also share on my Austen Authors FB group. You might be interested in my Austen literary suspense, A Jane Austen Encounter http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00FASL78Q?ie=UTF8&camp=1634&creativeASIN=B00FASL78Q&linkCode=xm2&tag=themonamurd-21
ReplyDeleteThank you, Donna! I will look that up right now!
DeleteHappy New Year, Eva! And amazing work combining Jane Austen and the current colouring book craze. I'm sure it will be very popular :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kara! Happy New Year to you, too!
DeleteBrilliant! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Angela! I hope Jane Austen fans love it :)
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