So, I have some exciting news:
I was going to wait and do this really, really fun giveaway in November ... just as the air gets cool (for those of us above the equator), the leaves fall and branches are bare (if you don't live in the desert where there aren't many indigineous trees)
and you can't help but be excited about holidays.
But a few things happened:
1. Azure (age 15) consistently asks if we can please start decorating for Christmas
2. I had insomnia - waking up at 2:30 am the other night and finished reading the said {GIVEAWAY} (YAY FOR GIVEAWAYS!)
3. Miss Marva (in the book) actually decorates for Christmas in October ... so why shouldn't I? And if I'm going to decorate, I might as well offer the giveaway now too!
(you see, my thinking is very logical!)
Please don't judge me negatively.
I know I have Christmas-itis.
I know I've passed it down to my kids.
Can't help it.
Don't want to help it.
(I'm sure I inherited it from my mother ... THANKS MOM!)
So, without further ado... Next week I'll draw one lucky winner of Jason Wright's new book:
The 13th Day of Christmas is a tender story of unlikely friends, 9-year-old Charlee and elderly Miss Marva. Their minds and hearts connect, creating a bond that eventually draws Charlee's family closer to each other. (This book brought lots of smiles, and enough tears that I had to get out of my sleepless spot in my bed to grab an entire box of kleenex.)
Anyway, as Christmas draws near, Charlee is treated to lots of little surprises culminating in the most precious gift nearly a year later on December 26th.
Jason Wright is the author of several novels, my favorite being
because it was actually life-changing for me and for my family.
December 26th will never be the same.
FOR THE GIVEAWAY:
Just leave a comment below to be entered.
FOR ADDITIONAL ENTRIES:
Blog about this giveaway, and leave me a comment linking me to your post
Facebook about this giveaway and let me know you did it
Tweet about this giveaway (an entry for each day you tweet it)
Email your friends and family about the giveaway (an entry for each person you email about it)
That's it ... I'm excited to have you read this.
And remember:
IT'S NEVER TOO EARLY TO READ ABOUT (and decorate for) CHRISTMAS!