Choate-Simmons To Offer Free Downloads Of Children's Ebook At Amazon Kindle Store On May 24, 2012

BOSTON, May 21, 2012 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Parents, who are looking to keep their young children busy during the long Memorial Day weekend, will be happy to know that one ebook publisher is offering free copies of one of its best-selling children's picture ebooks.

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Choate- Simmons, a rising ebook publisher, will be providing free copies of its new children's ebook, "Which Way Is My Home ?",  at Amazon.com's Kindle Store website for 1 day only on May 24, 2012. The ebook is in full color. Children's Book Reviewer, Miss Lynn, has awarded it a 5-star rating, describing it as an "excellent child's picture book".

"Which Way Is My Home ?", written by John G. Pedicini, is a story about an Ivory seagull, who loses his Arctic home when an iceberg melts.  He embarks on a long and difficult search to find a home, but to no avail.  Homeless and without friends, he lands in a forest and meets a group of children. Has he found his new home ?    Will these children be his new friends ?  And what about the coyotes ?   For the answers to these and other questions, download a free copy of the ebook at

http://www.amazon.com/Which-Way-Is-Home-ebook/dp/B00793XA76/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1337253984&sr=8-1

Starting at 7:00am on Thursday, May 24, 2012 and continuing up to 10:00pm on the same day, readers can download their free copy at Amazon's Kindle Store.

"Which Way Is My Home ?" is being delivered by Amazon's Whispernet, a wireless delivery system that delivers ebooks in less than 60 seconds.

Choate-Simmons is a fast-growing ebook publisher with plans for additional ebook releases during 2012.

Contact: Oliver Yates, Marketing Manager
Email: ChoateSimmons-ebookdepartment@yahoo.com
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Media Contact: Oliver Yates Choate-Simmons, 781-233-5274, JOHNZ3@PRODIGY.NET 

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