#NotAllGirlsPlayWithDolls- My 1st Children's Book Is Coming To Life! Check Out Some Illustrations!

Hello everyone,

I am working will Harry Aveira, from #HarryAveiraIllustrations, to create my first children's book.  The book is entitled, #NotAllGirlsPlayWithDolls and will be available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble.  My goal is to get them on iTunes and sit in the studio and read the book to make it an audio version.  We are almost at the finish line with editing and illustrations.  Harry is a rather popular illustrator and talented so he is in high demand.  Here are a few samples of the illustrations that Harry has recently released to me:





He has a Facebook page and other forms of social media, such as Instagram, if you are interested in working with him.  When more become available, I will share a few.  I will share the release date of the book as well.  As always, thanks for stopping by and supporting my blog.

*Side Note* I believe that Google is getting rid of Google+ profile.  I am very sad to hear this news.  I was looking into copying my blog material onto another blog platform in an effort to not lose my content; just in case.  I have put years and tons of effort into developing my blog (I have two Blogger platform blogs).  I did start moving some content to another blog.  Thanks again for supporting my blog.

Cheers!
Leslie M. Jasper

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