#BookStadon

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My of Lazy, Broke & Vegan by R Hall went up on my Stephanie Jane this morning
https://ko-fi.com/post/Lazy-Broke-Vegan-By-R-Hall--Free-Book-E1E0NX6N0

It's subtitled 'how to follow a diet when you're broke, hate cooking and have a crazy sweet tooth'. I think this book would be suitable for new and prospective vegans and I liked that it doesn't just include food - there's advice about cosmetics and cleaning products as well.

Lazy, Broke & Vegan is free on Smashwords https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/679418 and I've added it to my Vegan Cookery Books list https://ko-fi.com/i/IN4N1MY2V5

This book joins my other recent reviews: Blackthorn (Project Renova #5) by Terry Tyler, Mindful In Nature by Robin Harford, Grubane (Tales of Lost Solace #2) by Karl Drinkwater, The Vegan Cat-Lover 2 by Wendy A M Prosser, and Reality Check by Carole Brown.
https://ko-fi.com/album/Book-Reviews-P5P3FNI21

Covers of the six books I have most recently reviewed on my vegan ko-fi. Book details in toot

I started an author/reader group and now I regret it. I'm told they're good for engaging with readers but mine is just a *small* handful of personal friends. Posting there daily for them seems so silly. I should have waited until closer to my next book's launch date. I'm almost embarrassed to keep it going.

Should I put it on hiatus? Cut my losses, close it? Does anyone else maintain an author group? Are you a member of one?