I’m doing a minor revision of THIRD GRADE BABY, my chapter book. After that’s finished, I think we move on to line editing.
I just learned that a class of 2k8, modeled after the class of 2k7 is forming. If you have no idea what this means, click here: http://classof2k7.com/
Basically, it’s a group of authors whose debut books are all apearing in the same calendar year. By working together, these authors can do a lot more to market their books than each could do alone. The whole thing starts April 15th.
And apropos of nothing, a guy I know recently reminded me of a product i’d forgotten about. A shampoo called Gee, Your Hair Smells Terrific. This got us thinking of other products whose names are actually phrases, like I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter. Unfortunately, our list stopped there. But I’m sure there are more. Come on, help me, I’m wasting far too many brain cells trying to come up with them.
Faith says
Jenny, I can’t think of any other phrase products. But Gee Your Hair Smells Terrific reminded me of Body on Tap. Remember that shampoo that had beer in it? Or did it just smell like beer? Ew! But still, that stuff was awesome!
Meanwhile, yay for you to join forces with the class of 2K8!
Faith says
P.S.
I have no idea why it says my name is Faith. It’s me, Brenda!
Jenny says
Hi Bren,
That’s funny! Wasn’t there another product too where you didn’t have to wash your hair, you just sprayed it on and your hair was supposed to be good to go?
Wish I could remember what that one was called.
Jimpa says
How about “Oodles of Noodles”?
Jenny says
Oodles of Noodles is good. You only get half points though, because it’s a descriptive fragment and not an entire sentence.
(Did that sound official? I just made that up!)