Can you help me get my first 30 Amazon reviews for my book?

SydleeChris

Dads, could I ask a favor? I’ve just published my first book and am gently hoping for some reviews (the Kindle version is free t hrough Monday). I’ve learned that Amazon will rank the book noticeably higher if it receives 15–30 reviews within the first 30 days.
It’s titled Daddy Goes on Deployment and tells the story of a son navigating his military dad’s departure for deployment. I wonder if it might help military kids and families cope with the challenges of deployment while quietly honoring the sacrifice that often goes unnoticed.
I would truly appreciate any review or a word shared with others. Thank you! 🙏

Print and Kindle versions are available here 👇

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F9BDZM8B

daddygoesondeployment.com/purchase

iliaslmanlille

Just checked it out! I’m a vet, but I wasn’t a dad back then. I can’t even imagine how tough it must be to leave your kids. Great job!

Chilli

Done!!

I took the trip before with my three‑year‑old daughter. I would have given her this book if it had been available.

CravenMokiWolf

That's awesome brother, I would make my kids maps of the countries I was in before deployment, this is a great idea. What do you think would be the best way to share them?

SpeedRamonJebb

I’m on deployment right now buying one for my son and leaving the review! 💙

dugbrown23

What a wonderful idea! I’ve missed so much time with my daughter, and it was incredibly hard for her to understand.

RedMindZMerck7

Fantastic publishing.
I did the same, publishing on Amazon's kids‑book market.
I Can't Sing (Amazon): Carlton the Cockatiel https://a.co/d/31ydnnC.

sylshayne

I love this. My dad spent over a year in Kuwait when I was seven tough times indeed. MAN, it was hard. And, as someone launching a business myself, I’d love to help out.

TomatoNinja64

Had a chat with my wife last week, said I wish I’d had kids while I was in the Marines, but tbh I’m glad I didn’t ‘cause it’d be rough being away from my girls now. Gonna send this to a group of Marines and have them share the link. 🙌

chopstickhockey

I’m on annual training and miss my son, though I’m not entirely sure how this feeling will settle. I can’t quite imagine what a deployment would be like. Review submitted! It seems that kids learning hard lessons in a digestible manner might be especially important for growing their emotional intelligence.

SniNach1

I’ll order now. I’m glad I didn’t have a family when I deployed, and I’m glad I left before my family had to endure my deployment.

Frostedbyte8

I’m no longer enlisted… but just bought one for my daughter! Great idea and hope it helps all the families that are dealing with this!

mainsklink777

I reviewed it and found myself truly fond of it. I read it with my 6‑ and 10‑year‑old, and they seemed to love it as well. Being from a family of veterinarians, I find it especially relatable.

DarkSideLASSO

Me tearing up because I leave later this year

OscarRemioWolf

I’m deploying in the middle of next month. I was just chatting with my wife about a book for our two‑year‑old daughter. It looks like there are Army books out there, but hardly any sea‑service ones. I went ahead and ordered the paperback, and I’ll definitely leave a review. Thanks so much!

FalconMiner

I wrote a review. Great job on the book!

BrewtifulFrost

I’m searching the Kindle site, but it isn’t showing up. As a dad on deployment, I’m eager to read it!

CliffordCrowMaster

I would gladly help a fellow military father. This resonates with me, as my children were young when I was deployed and later injured in Afghanistan. I was uncertain about returning home, and my children were my greatest supporters. A book like this would have been valuable for them then. Thank you for writing it.

BaneCappyBoa

Mommy’s friend always comes to keep us safe when daddy is away……