How to Host a Booksigning in an Airplane Hangar

Instructions:

   1. Send invitations to neighbors and friends
   2. Order great bookmarks
   3. Order fabulous cake with book cover on top
   4. Move airplane out of hangar
   5. Clean Hangar
   6. Borrow Tables and chairs
   7. Suggest that neighbors "might" be characters in the fictional book
   8. Find friend to handle the money
   9. Make a lot of coffee or delegate this job to a character in your book
  10. Welcome guests, circulate, drink coffee, and from time to time sign books
  11. Have people who have read the book walk around telling everyone how great it was
  12. Have a great time!
  13. Clean up and put the airplane back

Other supplies: plates, forks, and napkins. Juice, apples,
almonds for the healthier folk. Hot water and selection of
teas. Sugar and cream. Price list showing sales tax and
final book price. Cake server. Change.

Best  Tip 1: As people paid for each book, assistant placed a
heart-shaped sticky (Office Max) on each book with the name
of purchaser or the name of person the dedication should be
for. (This is a huge benefit and prevents confusion of what book
belongs to whom and how to sign the book.)

Best Tip 2: Keep prices simple. For Example:

Flying Free $11.95 + $1.02 + $12.97 (which we will call $13.00)

Romancing Rebecca $12.99 = $1.08 = $14.07 (which we will call $14.00)

When you invite the Mayor and Town Council of your town
whose only income comes from the sales tax, don't fudge.

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