A Personal Letter from Wendy Tarasoff, Author...

 A Personal Letter from Wendy Tarasoff, Author…

I am writing to you as a local Penticton writer of children’s books and articles to help children learn cool study skills like note-taking and tips on essay writing.

I offer an online course for older children and adults called, the Writer’s Pen Sentence Course. (See enclosed).

By raising literacy levels, I hope to improve my community with a skill set that will help them with writing blogs, resumes, essays, posts, websites, lead magnets, reports, emails, and fiction and nonfiction stories. I also edit books and help get them onto Amazon.

Having come from humble beginnings and gone from writing E-level work to A-level writing with a BA at Simon Fraser University, I have been a gas jockey, waitress, secretary, and now a writer in my home office residence. I also do VA (Virtual Assistant) work and like chocolate anything!

Being appreciative of the time you have taken to read this letter, I know the course has value to high school, college, university students as well as employers who wish their staff to have great skills. These same skills are what I use to write my works on Amazon.

Thank you for taking the time to read this personal letter. If possible, please share the letter with attachments with someone whose life you would like most to touch or if I can be of assistance as a writer or virtual assistant, please feel free to contact me.

Highest regards,

Wendy Tarasoff

Wendy Tarasoff
wtarasoff7@gmail.com
Phone: 250-460-3258

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PS - For a free PDF of one of my books in the Freddie, the Talking Mouse Series for a review on Amazon.com, please contact me directly.



Freddie, the Talking Mouse Series at Amazon.com.
Three (3) stories in each.


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