HUNTINGTON, NY, June 29, 2012 (Press-News.org) If you're looking for a fun summer read, then head over to the Amazon.com and order Al Davis' Super Soaker E-book at the Kindle store. Al Davis cleverly tells the story of how it came to be the biggest toy in America and along the way imports his unique business wisdom.
Everyone knows the Super Soaker, yes THAT fantastic toy that still brings immense happiness to people everywhere. Part toy, part cultural phenomenon, the Super Soaker became the hottest toy in America. This book reads like you're talking to your best friend over a couple of beers and it's guaranteed you will pick up some business pointers as well.
Davis intertwines the ins and outs of the toy business in a lighthearted and interesting way and how the iconic squirt gun came to exist. Especially touching are the moments he talks about his business partners and employees and how to treat your team right.
It is important to note that all profits generated from the purchase of this book will go to the Wounded Warriors Fund. As Al Davis said "These are the people who grew up with Super Soaker and made it so successful. I'd really like to show them my appreciation for the success of Super Soaker and more importantly, to thank them for their service to our country."
Remember from July 2nd through July 6th, you can download Al Davis' Super Soaker Kindle Edition at no charge from Amazon.com using this link: Amazon Kindle Store or at http://www.amazon.com/Super-Soaker-ebook/dp/B007NJR7ES.
4th of July 'Super Soaker' Book Special! Free Kindle Edition Download!
For a limited time only: Download the 'Super Soaker' Kindle E-book for FREE! Monday July 2nd - Friday July 6th!
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