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Saturday Special: February Usborne Specials



Every month, on the first Saturday of the month I will be giving the details of the monthly specials. There is one standard 'special' that runs every month--buy $40 worth of books and snag any of these books (they rotate monthly) for 60% off the regular sale price. There are 10 titles that are on special every month, ranging in age and content. Above, the Lift the Flap Word Book is one of the more popular books on sale this month, and at $5.00, you're saving $6.99! See the complete list of February sale titles here. This is a great buy to have on hand for a gift for a child, family relative, baby shower, or first birthday. Usborne is known for their 'flap books', and this is one children learning vocabulary. The flaps are very sturdy and with all of my flap books that we've owned, we've never had one rip--they are made very well!

They also have incentive for booking home shows and being a hostess for an Usborne consultant, and February's hostess special is that if you have a home-show and be a hostess before the 15th, Usborne is going to give you $50 in FREE product, simply for opening your home for an hour and a half, at an average show of $350. This amount ($50 in free product) increases with every level of product sold. If you book a show from Feb. 16-29, you get an extra $25 worth of FREE product on top of your normal free amount, for hosting a show. The incentive is to have a show soon, the early bird gets the worm! Here is a list of the dollar amount you can earn in Usborne books simply for having your friends over for an hour and a half, and letting me present these fabulous books!

The last special for the month of February is really, really good. To become a consultant, your kit to operate (which includes 8 books along with all the materials and instructions to excel) is only $29...this is very low, and about covers the cost of 2 books plus shipping! This is a serious steal, since you're getting roughly $40 in books for free! If you've ever loved these books and want to add them to your library, now is the time to do that. See here for more information, and the books that will come in your kit. If you're wanting to become a consultant here is the signup.

Lastly, don't forget to sign up on my page for the free $50 in Usborne Books that is on the website. This is a national drawing that renews every month so you have 12 chances to win it over the year!

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Important: New consultants (me) get an incentive period that lasts 12 weeks, and since I signed up at a good time, I get 16 weeks, or until April 18th to offer my clients "Double Free" rewards for having a home show. If the home show generates $350 in book sales (this is an average sale for a home show), the hostess, YOU, are entitled to $160 worth of FREE BOOKS. That is an amazing way to start your home library with quality literature and non-fiction for your family. I'm also offering the host, YOU, an extra free book ($19.99 and under) on top of your $160 free earned...just for having me in your home and presenting these wonderful books to your friends and family. People, that's $180.00 in free Usborne Books. Don't delay, I only have until mid-April to offer you this great deal~ Email me at SSLAMAST@gmail.com for setting up a day and time.

Comments

tara said…
these books are so great! if you DO have a home party or someone else hosts one, invite me, please!
Marcus S said…
This was lovely to read

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