Today's (Monday) giveaways are signed copies of Mary Connealy's Calico Canyon and Carol Cox's A Bride So Fair. 
To Enter:
If you'd like a chance to win these books as a set, let me know who you favorite author is from the 19th century or earlier. I'm pretty sure I can safely say Charlotte Bronte. The first book I read in my early 20's that got me back on the road to reading was Jane Eyre. LOVED THAT BOOK! I started buying old Bronte sister novels! Who is your favorite?
Commenters have until 9pm to leave a comment with your email, and I'll draw a name that night. Come back tomorrow for a new giveaway!! If you take the photo from my initial announcement and place it with a link on your site, I'll give you an extra entry for Monday's giveaway. If you post an entry about my giveaway with a link, you'll get an entry for every day this week!! You just need to leave me a comment (once) that you've done so and a link to let me know. Blessings
10 comments:
I'd love to be entered in your giveaway. The books sound great!
Thank you.
Blessings,
Sandy
Muzzley56[at]aol[dot]com
Happy Birthday to you! Happy Birthday to you! Happy Birthday... I'm sorry copyright laws prevent me from finishing this song. But know I'm wishing you a Happy Birthday.
Hollymag*at*gmail*com
I love Jane Austen! Also Elizabeth Gaskell is very good, she was close friends with Charlotte Bronte!
rebornbutterfly (at) sbcglobal (dot) net
HAPPY, HAPPY BIRTHDAY DEAR ONE!! I just wanted to wish you the best birthday yet. I do not want to enter the drawing. Just came by to wish you a VERY SPECIAL BIRTHDAY!!
Blessings on your special day!!
Sincerely,
Nora St. Laurent
Book Club Servant Leader
Happy birthday to you! I hope it's a good one.
As far as favorite authors go, I really don't read novels from the 19th century or earlier, but I do love poetry from those times. I like Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Emily Dickenson especially. Great question, and again, happy birthday.
Thank you for the giveaway.
carlyberd[at]yahoo[dot]com
I would love to be entered into your drawing. As for my favorite author for this specific time period, I have both a male and a female. I remember reading "Black Beauty" as a child which was written by Anna Sewell. Lewis Carroll, really Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, wrote Alice in Wonderland which really has a mathematical background to it.
Thank you,
Christine
womackcm at sbcglobal dot net
I love all the authors everyone has shared! Thank you also for the birthday wishes! I'm excited for my week of giveaways! My next post will be with the name of Monday's winner!
~Mimi
Christine, you are todays winner! Thanks for stopping by. I will be sending you and email with more details.
~Mimi
Happy Birthday Mimi!! Hope you have a great birthday week.
Edna
erhea@yahoo.com
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