I’ve managed to achieve something that I don’t think the Bitcoin community fully appreciates yet. I shall toot my own horn…

A children’s book about sound money — written by a pleb🙋🏻‍♀️, uniquely illustrated, published independently — has been picked up by a *national distributor.* NOT something that happens with a one story indie author, except it has! 🙌

My book is in the Ingram catalog. That means any bookstore, library, or retailer in America can order it through their normal system. The same system they use to order Dr. Seuss and Goodnight Moon.

Bitcoin doesn’t have a marketing department. It doesn’t have a PR team.

But now it has a professionally produced, award-winning children’s book that can sit on a shelf at any bookstore in the country. 🙌🙌

👉 Imagine a parent who’s never been on Bitcoin X walking into their local bookstore and seeing a beautifully illustrated children’s book about sound money. 🧡 I’d argue that one moment does more for mainstream adoption than a thousand posts in this echo chamber.

That’s what national distribution means. Not for me. For Bitcoin. (Well, a little for me, but holy proof-of-work!)

But it ONLY works if people ask for it. Bookstores stock what customers request.

🙏 So here’s my ask: next time you’re in a bookstore, ask if they carry “Bitcoin: A Treasure to HODL.” Tell them it’s on Ingram. Will take 30 seconds and it could put this book on a shelf where families who’ve never heard of Bitcoin will find it.

🚨This community talks about the next generation every day. I built the tool. Help me get it where it needs to be. 🫶

📚lindeymagee.com