Christmas Cookie Ebook Replaces Traditional Christmas Cards

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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 15, 2006 -- Amado, AZ � immediate release � Cookbook author and humorist, Jan McCracken, hit the �Send Button� that immediately delivered a link to the over 250 family and friends on her Christmas greeting list. The link was for a 20-page ebook, One Dozen (plus a few more) Christmas Cookies. The fun ebook replaced Jan�s traditional "sent by Pony Express" Christmas card this year!

Jan is known for her unique humor and delightful optimism, so it is no surprise that she would find a way to put a McCracken twist on the traditional card giving sentiment. She put fingers to keyboard and created a fun collection of almost two dozen (hence the title; a dozen just wasn't enough!) holiday cookie recipes that reflect the old and the new... from traditional family favorites to a unique vintage gingerbread recipe used by Laura Ingalls Wilder.

Jan had her special cookie treasury formatted into a charming ebook that reflects her joy of Christmas. Who woulda thunk this little ecookbook was the perfect card to send out this year?! By the terrific response, it was a winning idea.

In the spirit of the season, Jan is offering her Christmas Cookies eCookbook free to anyone who wants a copy, for themselves, or to send out as their own Christmas cards. It is available as a free download at her website, www.janmccracken.com.

About Jan McCracken

Jan is a prolific cookbook author and self-publisher of 40+ gift books and cookbooks, including Ozark Mountain Christmas Recipe Collection, Healthy Carb Cooking for Dummies� and the "Little Books of Tea" series of gift books. There is only one Jan McCracken, affectionately known as, "the Erma Bombeck of cookbook authors." Visit her Website at http://www.JanMcCracken.com to read more about her, read her articles, take a look at her books and ebooks, pick up some great recipes, sign up for her fun newsletter, and see her beautiful slumped glass creations. She is also available for lectures, classes and public appearances. You can e-mail Jan at: jan@janmccracken.com