Just as our first Kindle collection of Jokes by Kids jokes hits the virtual Amazon shelves, I am already planning the next volume. And thanks to Lori of SoCal with Kids, who suggested this great idea, the next volume will be illustrated by kids.
If you would like to see your artwork in the JokesByKids art gallery, and possibly in an upcoming edition of “Jokes By Kids” the book, click here to submit your original work.
Please help spread the work by telling all your friends on Facebook and Twitter!
Drum roll, please! Our first Kindle book “Jokes By Kids: Volume 1” is now available on Amazon. And the very best news? You don’t even need a Kindle to read it!
If you have a smartphone or a computer, you can download the free Kindle app for your device. Download the Mac or PC or smartphone version of the Kindle app from here.
Register the app with your Amazon account, and now you can shop in the Kindle store and take advantage of not only great inexpensive books Jokes By Kids (just $2.99) but also the thousands of free books available.
Yay! What do you think of our new design? I love its happy look. I am still tracking down bugs here and there, so if you find one, please let me know.
Whew! Just added social sharing buttons to JokesByKids that let you share individual jokes via email, Twitter and Facebook.
Below each author’s byline (the one that says who submitted the joke, and where they live) is a row of buttons for sharing on various popular services. What goes on behind the curtain (so to speak) is that you are not actually sharing the URL you are currently visiting, but rather a unique URL that features ONLY that one joke.
Without getting into a lot of tech babble, this seemed like the best way to implement this, because otherwise if you are sending a friend to a category page (for example) there might be newer, different jokes there by the time your friend came to visit.
Make sense? Thanks for your feedback. I especially want to know if you think the layout or the buttons are confusing in any way!
