Frugal Children's Fiction for the Frugal Family Budget

Phoenix, AZ, February 29, 2008 --(PR.com)-- For those on a tight budget, public service announcements asking you to read with your children each day can be as guilt-inducing as they are productive.

Many frugal parents utilize the library, an excellent community resource for a constant stream of new works to excite their child’s imagination and offer learning lessons. But what if the library hours or locations aren’t convenient?

Frugal Fiction.com has a solution. This newly launched E-book site provides the opportunity to read voraciously, try new genres, and experience up-and-coming authors. Enjoy free previews of all selections in a fun-to-read, page-turning 3D format; then download in minutes for only $3.99 to finish the piece.

Delight your child with Auntie Lynn's Magical Scarecrows, Mabel Leo's Yahoodywho about a lion who lost his roar, Valerie Frankel's hilarious Harry Potter parody, Henry Potty and the Pet Rock, and Margaret Eze's Halima, which delivers a cultural tale that is sure to make your pre-teen daughter more appreciative of her own circumstances.

As Annie Williams, creator of Frugal Fiction.com explains, “Our goal is to make reading E-ffordable so every parent can share interesting, fun new tales with their children, and perhaps even rediscover their own love of reading. Thanks to our talented independent authors, we are able to offer wonderful stories sure to engage and delight all ages at a price that’s hard to find even in the used book market.”

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