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by Yrana Rachele Avery (Author)
The "KEEPSAKE EDITION" is the same wonderful story of Just an Idea repackaged in a beautiful, extra-large hardcover featuring elegant gold-framed pages. (full book summary below)
★ The PERFECT GIFT IDEA for GRADUATION, BIRTHDAY, NEW CAREER LAUNCH, or RETIREMENT!
NOTE: This storybook has been left UNILLUSTRATED on purpose. As you read, feel free to use the blank pages to:
- illustrate the story using your own imagination and retain it as a keepsake,
- doodle mindlessly,
- brainstorm that brilliant idea you left sitting on the shelf, or
- simply sit back, relax, read, and enjoy!
★ This compelling, FEEL-GOOD STORY is the charming little kick in the pants procrastinating woulda-coulda-shouldavers didn't know they were waiting for!
★ A contemporary tale that'll MOTIVATE YOU to get your bright idea off the shelf!
★ A thrilling, INSPIRATIONAL QUICK-READ for adults (and precocious children who enjoy a more sophisticated tale).
YOU NEED THIS BOOK IF:
✓ you're an entrepreneur with big ideas!
✓ you mistakenly think your bright idea is just an idea and have decided NOT to pursue it.
✓ you're a creative genius but could use a little motivation to finish what you started.
✓ you know a woulda-coulda-shouldaver who would benefit from this unconventional book as a gift.
✓ YOU are the woulda-coulda-shouldaver who would benefit from this unconventional book as a gift to yourself!
✓ you have a brilliant spouse or significant other with many bright ideas who is stuck in an unfulfilling or dead-end job.
✓ you're looking for a fresh, new, and innovative gift idea for a graduation, birthday, new career launch, or retirement.
✓ you enjoy illustrating.
✓ you have to think of a reason NOT to buy this book.
✓ you were intrigued enough to actually read this entire list. (What are you waiting for?)
★ OWN YOUR COPY TODAY!
BOOK SUMMARY
From the moment Idea was born, he wanted nothing more than to be introduced to the four corners of the world. But time and time again, the strongholds of complacency and procrastination clung to and held back his creator, leaving Idea prematurely shelved. Inevitably, like a host of others before him, our rambunctious bright Idea is tossed into a dark memory box, smothering his radiant glow and leaving him forgotten altogether.
At the same time, on the other side of town-despite Idea's bleak confinement-a peculiar Shopkeeper from The Nothing New Shop of Old Things is encouraged by the notion that timing is everything. The Shopkeeper sets in motion a whirlwind of events with the potential to reignite Idea's gift and determine once and for all whether he is truly destined for greatness or just an idea.
And just like that, our tale takes a sharp turn from joyful optimism and infinite possibilities to somber indifference and squandered opportunities. When Idea, his creator, the Shopkeeper, and a plucky go-getter's worlds collide, we find ourselves confronted with gnawing regrets of our own as we wrestle with the wonder of what if, the gift of hindsight, and the hope of second chances.
