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FREE eBooks and a BIG SALE on Hardcover Books from November 11 - 15 to Raise Money for The Fisher House Foundation in Honor of Veteran's Day!

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Hi everyone, Every year for Veteran's Day we always have a fundraiser to benefit  The Fisher House Foundation . The Fisher House Foundation is a nonprofit which builds comfort homes where military & veterans families can stay free of charge, while a loved one is in the hospital. Belanger Books has now donated thousands of dollars to their cause. What we do: For Veteran's Day, we donate a portion of our royalties to The Fisher House Foundation from all of our book sales (ebook, paperback, and hardcover). To help push sales, a select number of our ebooks are FREE for Veteran's Day!   We also are having a SALE on some of our limited edition hardcover books at Belangerbooks.com . These include our BSI weekend editions! The hardcover books are 20% off their list prices.  We are also offering the complete Sherlock Holmes: After the East Wind Blows eBook collection for 50% off the regular price!!! To help the Fisher House, please consider purchasing one of our...

Giving Thanks with Sherlock Holmes and Solar Pons Books for Causes

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Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!   For this holiday of giving thanks, we wanted to highlight some Belanger Books publications and some publications from our friends at MX publishing where the proceeds of the books are donated to charitable causes.  As you start your holiday shopping, please consider these books as gifts. You will be buying excellent story collections and also helping children, schools, and other worthy causes throughout the world. Belanger Books for a Cause - The Beacon Society We donate the proceeds from the following books to The Beacon Society , a Sherlock Holmes Scion Society which gives grants to teachers, libraries, and Sherlock Holmes organizations to help introduce students to Sherlock Holmes. The New Adventures of Solar Pons In the 1920's, college student August Derleth wrote to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, asking if any more Sherlock Holmes adventures were going to be published. Upon receiving a negative reply, Derleth ...