Reflections on the Cover Reveal Video

If you had trouble getting the Book Cover Reveal Video to work, Click Here to watch it.

I had so much fun! Thank you for sharing in this moment with me.

The morning after the reveal I recorded another video. And below that are the links to the book on Amazon.

Don't forget to leave a fair review on Amazon! I need those to get suggested to folks by Amazon. Just one or two sentences is all that is needed to help others find the book. If you can, use one or two of these key words in your review so others that you think might enjoy the book can find it! Alzheimer's, Caregiving, Travel and Trikes.

I especially need reviews from folks who love someone with Alzheimers, are Caregivers, or who ride trikes and biketrails.

Some people had trouble playing the video last night so if this video doesn't play for you, try this link.

To get to the Amazon page with the sunset cover, click the picture below.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1795450479/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00__o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

To get to the Amazon page with the joy in the convertible cover, click on the picture below.

https://www.amazon.com/Alzheimers-Trippin-George-Diagnosis-Discovery/dp/1733546502/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=

Back to talking about the party. Max Schulman, who co-wrote three books about Citrus Trails came with champagne so we could all toast after the video played. Neato!

And then Helen Ciampi stood up, she leads the Floral City Support group and she announced that I would be speaking at their meeting on February 15. So much support!

I am so excited to finally have the books up and available. It has been a roller coaster ride of joy and frustration. But then, I should be used to that caring for George on the Withlacoochee Trail the last few years.

I think if you have a gmail account you can follow this blog. And whenever you want to check in, it is now under the url www.susanstraley.com That will help!

Enjoy your moments, they are finite.

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