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In this article we want to:

  1. give you an update on book 4 in the Growing Up Aimi Series.
  2. give you links to discover a bundle of books you can read for FREE.
  3. tell you a short story of how stupid I (dad) was
  4. Final thoughts.

We finished the first draft of book 4:

 The Floating City

Word count on the first draft of book 4 was 117,721 words.

Since our last newsletter we have started in on the second draft. The word count now is 124,315 words.

Depending on font size and digital or printed and all that, we are – without planning – closing in on 2,000 pages so far in the Growing Up Aimi series. 

According to Amazon’s handy dandy page counter.

The Giant Forest – 443 pages (includes bonus stuff)

The Heliuna Academy – 394 pages

The LoGlas Theater – 594 pages

The Floating City – 610+ pages (estimated) and not available yet.

Did you know?

Page counts for other popular series:

Inheritance Cycle by Christopher Paolini: 2,855 pages

The Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer: 2,256 pages

Twilight by Stephenie Meyer: 2,537 pages.

The Heir Chronicle by Cinda Williams Chima: 2,430 pages.

What’s the longest series you have read?

Hit reply and do tell!

Our Newsletter Readers Get 1st Download Chance

I put the whole Gimmy Wolf tale in one downloadable file.

You can download it for free.  Don’t worry, you won’t get emailed twice.

Better yet, please share it with a friend.

 

Did you know – there is a genre specific to what I (dad) did when I wrote Gimmy Wolf? I had no idea.

ALSO READ  My China Connection

The genre is called ‘Fractured Fairy Tale.’

Who knew? Right?

Do you know any other fractured fairy tales? Do tell!

I enjoyed writing Gimmy Wolf. 

I may break a few other fairy tales sometime. You know. Just for fun.

Which fairy tale do you wish you knew more about? Do tell.

Final thoughts:

We deeply appreciate having you part of the GUA world.

Thank you for following along as we grow our series.

We hope you are staying safe and healthy.

Hit reply and tell us what you are reading these days.

Parashu Shalgar

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