First Ever Book Give Away

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Taking sabbaticals from reading in my personal thoughts is not a healthy way for me to live. I can tell that I am much more stressed, even finding little pleasure in my day to day activities. It might be consider rather selfish to think this way. Yet, I have heard it said that taking care of yourself first helps you to work better and care for others in a more effective manner. Since it is necessary that I focus all my attention on work at this point reading is not an option. Therefore, I am opting for something just as fun! A contest. A fun one at that. I am going to start a monthly book give away.

Since I know some of you have read all of the books I have already talked about I am having a hard time getting creative and I hope that my skills at developing fun and exciting ways to get you involved with reading will grow (I welcome your thoughts on this avenue as well).

Here are my thoughts for this first ever (Not another Book) give away or contest. This being the "love" month I would like to hear about great love stories (Books that is.... Or even books that invoked your greatest love story.

What to do: Share a paragraph of your favorite love story or how the book made your personal love story the best by Feb 25th and I will pick a winner to receive Karen Kingsbury's New "Above the Line: Take One." (Release is due March 10th). I really can't wait to read all of your favorites and hear your stories.

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Vanessa said…
How did the book give-away go? I could not think of a single thing to submit! I hope someone out there was able to!
February 16, 2009 at 11:17 PM
Brigitte said…
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