To Bee or Not to Bee – an eBook That Is

The DPPstore, www.dppstore.com, is pleased to be a distributor for a book filled with life lessons, available for purchase and downloading 24/7/365.

Palm Springs, CA (PRWEB) June 8, 2006 -– DPPpress(www.dpppress.com) and DigitalPulp Publishing (www.digitalpulppublishing.com), a year-old ePublishing company, are busy as bees, continuing to stock their online shelves.

New authors, independent publishers, and small presses are contracting with DPP daily, helping to create a bookstore that offers an eclectic array of literary offerings.

The DPPstore (www.dppstore.com) is pleased to announce the addition of John Penberthy’s To Bee or Not to Bee (ISBN # 976864207, published by Panorama Press, 2006) to its online bookshelves.

Magically illustrated by award-winning artist Laurie Barrows, To Bee or Not to Bee is the story of Buzz Bee’s search for God. What he ends up finding is himself. Hmmmm. In between, Buzz encounters a slew of unexpected twists and turns, which offer up some of life’s most important lessons. He’s pulled through them dragging and kicking, and always before he thinks he’s ready. But each leaves Buzz wiser and deeper--increasingly aware that the only way out is in, that the greatest present is the present, and that life is a journey from I to we.

“This tender allegory mirrors our learning to Bee Here Now,” says author and spiritual teacher, Ram Dass. It is “a book for the child in all of us,” says Dan Millman, author of Way of the Peaceful Warrior. “A simplicity that is powerful, a purity that reminds us of the Light we all are.”

John Penberthy was born with an insatiable curiosity which has made him an ardent student of Life and Spirit. His striving to see the Divine in all things led him to write To Bee or Not to Bee, which came to him in a meditation. John lives in Boulder, Colorado with his wife and daughter.

The DPPstore offers eBooks from first-time authors to well-established experts. There is definitely something for everyone. Titles that were once only available in traditional print, and eBook titles that once upon a time were not as readily accessible, are now available through DPPpress (www.dpppress.com) at the DPPstore.

The store offers some free titles with prices ranging through $47.00, and a rewards program is available for frequent buyers. Purchasing and downloading books is as safe and easy as ordering from the bigger online bookstores.

The DPPstore (www.dppstore.com), a division of DigitalPulp Publishing (www.digitalpulppublishing.com), offers the best in eBooks from new authors and independent presses. Our eBooks are downloadable on an assortment of readers. The DPPstore – reinventing reading.

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