BARTLETT, IL, October 15, 2012 (Press-News.org) First-time author and humorist, Pete Densmore is going for a lifetime goal of becoming an Amazon.com best seller with his book DADspirations: The 1st 100 Days of Fatherhood, and we'd love for you to help.
If you are a father-to-be, a new dad, a mother-to-be or a new mom (or, if you know someone who is) please join us on October 15, 2012 from the comfort of your own home or via your mobile device at Amazon.com for what we are calling an A-DAD-AZON!
To celebrate his big Book Launch Party on October 15th, every person who purchases a paperback copy of the book at Amazon.com on October 15th will receive over $500 in free parent-related gifts (eg, ebooks, podcasts and exclusive coupon codes). For more details on the free gifts, please visit our Book Launch Party page on www.dadspirations.com.
About DADspirations: The 1st 100 Days of Fatherhood
DADspirations: The 1st 100 Days of Fatherhood offers a strategy for the expecting/new father focusing on 35 weekly ideas that Dad can do for himself, his wife and his newborn. A few of these ideas, referred to as DADspirations, include:
- Send your loving wife to the spa, which secures for you an afternoon of introducing Bob Ross and Kung Fu to your baby.
- Develop a baby birth time capsule, which captures all of the precious moments from a day you're likely to forget.
- Build a toy box, which gives you the perfect excuse to spend an entire day alone in the garage with power tools and beer.
- Make up a holiday, which affords time for infant and grandma to bond, and gives you and your wife time for nookie.
About Author Pete Densmore
Father of two, Pete Densmore doesn't consider himself an expert in parenthood by any means. He makes the same number of mistakes as every other parent and doesn't have any fancy combination of letters after his name. Densmore believes that anyone can be an inspired dad as long as he wants to put the time, effort and heart into becoming one.
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About DADspirations
DADspirations Press supports authors who provide unique insights and ideas aimed at inspiring fathers to be and new fathers. As parents, it's critical to always remember the 3 fundamentals of fatherhood: laughing, smiling, and crying (tears of joy of course).
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Book Launch Party: 1st Time Author Goes for Lifetime Dream
1st time author goes for lifetime dream with online book launch party for DADspirations: The 1st 100 Days of Fatherhood on October 15th, 2012 at Amazon.com, when purchasers of the book that day will also receive +$500 in free dad-related gifts.
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[Press-News.org] Book Launch Party: 1st Time Author Goes for Lifetime Dream1st time author goes for lifetime dream with online book launch party for DADspirations: The 1st 100 Days of Fatherhood on October 15th, 2012 at Amazon.com, when purchasers of the book that day will also receive +$500 in free dad-related gifts.