Welcome to Booked for the Holidays Giveaway #5 (and Flashback Friday, which is just below)! Here is today's book duo:
- You Were Made to Make a Difference - Jenna Lucado Bishop teams up with her dad, Max Lucado, in this excellent book for teen girls. Read my review here.
- All I Have to Give by Melody Carlson - Published by Revell in July, 2008, this book is a charming story. I don't remember where I picked it up; it apparently wasn't one for review, but I'm so glad I read it. Here's the summary from the inside flap:
What would you do to make Christmas special? Anna wants this to be the best Christmas ever, and she's willing to do whatever it takes to accomplish that. But what happens when everything and everyone around her seems to be falling apart? Is this destined to be the worst Christmas ever? Fortunately for her, as often happens at this time of year, there are miracles in store. Just when Anna's happy holidays look hopeless, the magic of Christmas works its way into her life. And what she unwraps for Christmas will surprise everyone.
Remember, you can leave up to 3 comments for 3 chances to win - a general comment, a comment indicating you are a follower, and a comment telling me the BFTH button is posted in your sidebar. You can read the rules for entering and claiming prizes here.
And now for the Flashback Friday prompt. . . .
I loved reading everyone's decorating memories last week! Today we look at another aspect of the Christmases of our childhood.
What was Christmas like at school when you were growing up? Were there parties, programs or other activities? Did students exchange gifts? Did you have a part in a Christmas play? Did teachers decorate their rooms? Was it permissible to refer to the holiday as Christmas? If you attended church, what special things did your church do? Were you or your family involved in any of those programs, cantatas, or activities? Have you ever gone caroling? Did your parents ever host Christmas parties?
Share your Christmas memories on your blog tomorrow and come back here to link up. . .and to see the next giveaway!
I love Max Lucado but have never read Melody Carlson. Would love to win these books!
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I'm a follower via GFC
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I have your BFTH button posted on my blog sidebar: http://bfaos.blogspot.com
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These books look good! :) Thank you for the opportunity to win them!
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I am a follower. :)
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I have the button posted in the sidebar of my blog: http://www.seasonsofhumility.blogspot.com
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I love Max Lucado and would love to read this book of Melodys too. Please enter me.
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I am a follower.
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Count me in...another great duo!!
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ReplyDeletePut my name in. I got to have dinner with Max Lucado back in October. I love his books.
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These books look so good. Please include me in this drawing. reneeasmith61 [at] yahoo [dot] com
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ReplyDeleteI would love to win these books. I love that your doing these giveaways.
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ReplyDeleteI so enjoy Max Lucado. Sounds like a great book. Thanks for sharing. Blessings, SusanD
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ReplyDeleteOh....and I have the button on my sidebar. Great giveaway. Blessings, SusanD
ReplyDeleteLove Max Lucado's writing,,so she more than likely writes well too, thanks.....Mary Lou dlowran1(at)comcast(dot)net
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I'm "subscribed" in Google Reader . . . does that count as being a follower?
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Thanks,
Debbie.
I didn't know about Max Lucado's daughter! How fascinating...
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As always,thanks...Cindi
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Again I won't be participating in Flashback Friday. I have nothing to contribute because Christmas growing up was during summer school vacation. Lately I have not written for FF due to lack of time &/or N/A. I miss it. Hopefully I'll be back in the new year.
ReplyDeleteI just want to add my thanks for your book giveaway and put my two cents worth here for a chance to win.
Do I have to mention each time that your button is on my sidebar? Actually both buttons: Flashback Friday and BFTH.
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I enjoy Melody Carlson...please include me.
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I posted this giveaway on my Facebook profile.
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I follow on GFC, and am a email subscriber.
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