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AMAZON BARNES & NOBLE And other stores. Gabe never asked for an angel… Gabe Montana’s clumsy. He’s overweight, and he’s dyslexic. Worse yet, the bullies make his fifteen-year-old life even more miserable—so miserable he wants to die. Charley, his guardian angel, says no to that idea, and comes up with a different plan. He’ll give Gabe self-confidence so he can solve his problems, not run away from them. But Gabe wonders why the angel doesn’t just help with the bullies. What’s with this self-confidence stuff? Can Charley help Gabe stand on his own two feet? Will Gabe give up hope life can improve for him? Or will he finally listen to the angel’s advice? LEARN MORE AT  BOOK BUB HAPPY READING!

Getting paid to write is the goal of every dedicated author—and it’s even better if you can get paid to write only a couple of words at a time. That frees you up to go write more things elsewhere, keep your releases coming regularly, and always be providing your fans with new work to enjoy. This is one of the reasons flash fiction is so great. We’ve talked before about what flash fiction is and how you can use it to promote your books, but did you know you can also get paid to write super-short stories? Paid Flash Fiction Markets Believe it or not, there are actually quite a few paying markets for flash fiction! You’ll never make as much as you would selling a novel or a short story, but you can get paid to write flash fiction and start building your publishing credits up. If you belong to a writing marketplace website like Poets & Writers , Writers Digest , or Duotrope , you can search their listings for magazines and journals that are currently accepting flash fic...