FOR FREE THROUGHOUT JULY
“Tussila’s Book I” is now enrolled in
SMASHWORDS
2017 July Summer/Winter Sale!
July 1 – 31, 2017
It took me nearly fifteen years to accomplish this dream, but now finally my diary from psychiatric emergency care is published! I very much hope that this book can help to better understand various aftereffects due to childhood traumas!
So far, the responses I have received have been overwhelmingly positive. Many people have already thanked me for sharing my story.
I hope you too will take this opportunity and I am very excited to hear your opinion on my book, please feel free to comment when you have read it!
Hurry to tap one the of the direct links below to download “TUSSILA’S BOOK I” for free:
Smashwords Apple Kobo Barnes&Noble
Inktera (formerly Page Foundry) Overdrive
REVIEWS ON TUSSILA’S BOOK I
“The emotions are so strong in this book that the first time I read it I was crying along with her, laughing with her, angry with her. The strength to go on is inspirational itself.
If you have ever wanted to know what it is like to live with PTSD this is the perfect book.
The paintings are straightforward and inspirational as well.
Health care professionals should definitely read this. I cannot imagine the pain she must have gone through to come out strong enough to share her story. It must have taken an immeasurable amount of courage to post her personal diary.
Everyone has a different story, Tussila has chosen to share her story with the world. Her desperation, and the road to recovery.
“I have no illness; I have an injury. Who would call a traffic accident victim sick, or ill?”
Amazing book. Worth every tear just to have clarity again.”
The paintings are straightforward and inspirational as well.
Health care professionals should definitely read this. I cannot imagine the pain she must have gone through to come out strong enough to share her story. It must have taken an immeasurable amount of courage to post her personal diary.
Everyone has a different story, Tussila has chosen to share her story with the world. Her desperation, and the road to recovery.
“I have no illness; I have an injury. Who would call a traffic accident victim sick, or ill?”
Amazing book. Worth every tear just to have clarity again.”
Review written by Megan Starkweather at:
TUSSILA'S BOOK 
Congrats!!!!! <3
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Many many thanks for your support, it ment a lot dear! Have a fantastic weekend ahead, best regards from Tussila =)))
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I will immediately clutch your rss as I can’t to find your email subscription link or e-newsletter service.
Do you’ve any? Kindly let me understand so that I could subscribe.
Thanks.
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Hi, thanks a lot for showing interest for my blog! I am unfortunately not very clever at linking and such, but will try my best to figure out what you are requiring!
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Hi again Kristen! I hope I have got it right now, with rss and email subscription link! Please let me know if it still doesn’t work! Best regards from Tussila =)
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