I'm so excited about this give away! This month, for Free Book Give Away, one lucky person is going to get a FREE Usborne book of their choice. Yes, you read that right. You get to pick what ever Usborne book it is that you would like to win. I am also going to offer a couple of extra ways to earn more chances for the Free Book Give Away. Here's how it'll work:
Browse through my site at UsborneSC.com and select THE Usborne book that you would like to win the most. Leave a comment naming the book you would like to win and why you would like that book. It's that simple. Make sure you leave your email address or a way for me to be able to track back to your email so I can notify you if you win. Winner will be randomly selected at noon on Jan. 20th.
There are five other ways you can earn more entries to win your book:
1. Post about the give away on your blog.
2. Twitter the book give away link.
3. Follow Me on Twitter.
4. Grab my button and put it on your blog or website.
5. Set up your own eshow. Did you know you can earn quite a bit of free books (a whole lot more than 1) by hosting an online show? You don't have to clean your house nor do you have to make food. All you have to do is promote your eshow by emailing it to your online guests. Oh, and in Jan. hostesses earn double free books. Yes I said DOUBLE FREE books. You can set up your eshow here.
If you have done any of the above for extra entries into the drawing, please make an individual comment for each - include email and your chosen book for each entry again too.
You can also enter Usborne's monthly drawing for $50.00 in free books. Enter here, or on the brown button on the side bar.
Have fun! And enjoy the gift of reading with your children.
Kristie
55 comments:
I looked at so many many books. My favorite is Shark in the Park. It was a hard choice. I bookmarked your book site and will be back
How to Draw Princesses and Ballerinas would be great for my daughter as she loves to draw!!
stacie_vaughan@hotmail.com
I've got your button.
stacie_vaughan@hotmail.com
I teach kindergarten. I'd love That's Not My Snowman.
following on Twitter - id sumrthyme
I would love to win this sweet book for my nephew- How Big Is A Million? by Anna Milbourne
Elaine R
emrosser@shaw.ca
I love Usborne (and so do all the grandsons!) I'd pick "On A Pirate Ship"
Wow! Usborne books are just wonderful, but I would choose Children's Bible by H. Amery thanks for the giveaway
Farmyard Tales Treasury sounds so much fun for the little ones, thanks freecycling2@gmial.com
I like Bible Stories, your giveaway is a great idea, thanks
ceda3free at gmail dot com
I would love the book Telling the Time. It would be great way to teach my son about time.
samsakara@twcny.rr.com
I'm following you on twitter as samsakara
samsakara@twcny.rr.com
I would like to have Knights & Armor. I'm fascinated with all things medieval as are my kids.
Deidre
deidre_durance at hotmail dot com
My son would love the dinosaur stencil book!
elissa at huebert dot org
The Origami Pack book would be extra special !!!....to read directions,to use logic, to make fun items,to laugh and have fun, and to share or to work on individually!
Thanks for the giveaway and for sharing such an important gift, a book!!
pumpkinlady430@yahoo.com
Hmm, tough choice! There are several we would love to have on our shelves. We homeschool, and borrow Usborne books from the library often, but some would be great to have all the time.
The Complete Book of the Human Body is the one my son says he would most like. : )
Thank you kindly for the chance to win!
melaniesands[at]yahoo[dot]ca
Princess Treasury.
Series: Treasuries Series
Author: Susanna Davidson
for my two little princesses as they adore anything to do with princesses
I have wanted to get "On a Pirate Ship". I think my boy would love it.
snowbabe81@hotmail.com
fox on a box looks cute.
jessie12980@yahoo.com
I happen to absolutely love the Usborne touchy feely books. Any of the That's not my... books would be great!
The Great Dinosaur Search would be great for my daughter who loves to learn about dinosaurs.
The Big Book of Fantasy Quests would be my choice, because my daughter's choice of reading always falls within the fantasy or sci-fi range.
I would get the Baby's Bookshelf Set because my daughter loves book and this contains a great set of wonderful books for various topics and fun!
Illustrated Stories for Girls by Lesley Sims looks like it'd make a great addition to my girls' library. We're all about the princesses over here. LOL
Thanks for the entry!
RebekahC
littleminx@cox.net
I'd get the See Inside Your Body book, or maybe Illustrated Dictionary of Math, or maybe.... rebolsen at gmail dot com
there are way too many good ones to choose from!! the farmyard tales treasury looks especially good:) thanks!
christinbanda@yahoo.com
How big is a million?- looks super cute! My niece would love this book since she's all about counting lately and she loves penguins! Thanks for entering me.
unforgetable_dreamer_always (AT)hotmail (dot)com
The Complete Book of First Experiences looks like a great book I could read to my preschooler!
treflea4 at gmail dot com
I love Usborne books. I would pick an educational title, but my five year old got very excited about the Wind-up Tractor Book. I would feel good about him having any of these books.
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I added your button :)http://wishingpenny.blogspot.com/
I would like the book Telling Time. My niece is learning to tell time and I know she would love this book!
I had an awful time choosing! But the very best one I THINK is the Dragons Jigsaw Book.
Thanks!
grace at missdisgrace dot com
Hi!
I would love the Heidi picture book. I remember reading (and loving) this book as a child, and would love to share it with my daughter!
Thanks for the giveaway!
Amy B.
adennispac@yahoo.com
I like "A Squirrel's Tale" or "That's Not My Train"
Thanks for the giveaway...
mybabyappleseed(at)yahoo(dot)ca
My little 9 mt old boy would love this one: Busy Baby Board Book .. looks neat!
I would get the Fat Cat on a Mat Board Book for my grand daughter.
slcremer at gmail dot com
I follow on twitter - Sherrylinn
I twittered this giveaway:
http://twitter.com/Sherrylinn/status/1100968487
What a fun book giveaway drawing!
I would enjoy winning the "First Reading Level 1 Set(3) Series" First
Reading Level 1. Author: Various!
Please enter my name in your drawing. Many thanks, Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com
I really love the illustrations of the Alice in Wonderland book! So unique and vibrant!
kayceewilliams @ gmail.com
I would like the Wind Up Train book for my little boy. Thanks,
janalynh@cox.net
I'd love to win Flip, Flap , Flop about penguins because that's our animal of the month. I pick a new animal each month to learn about....and its January's animal.
Great giveaway
Thanks
I would like the Children's Bible. But everything looks great to me! Thanks
I think I'll have to go with First Picture Word Book, as it seems like a great book to work on my son's vocabulary.
Thanks!
April
enchanteddandelions(at)gmail(dot)com
I already follow you on Twitter under MagicDandelions :)
enchanteddandelions(at)gmail(dot)com
(First Words Picture Book)
I just twittered about this giveaway with a link, under MagicDandelions
enchanteddandelions(at)gmail(dot)com
(First Words Picture Book)
There are so many good books, I like the On a Pirate Ship, my son would enjoy that!
I would like the Amazing Adventures of Ulysses. I've added your button on my blog
My favorite is the Nursery Rhyme Treasury. I'm a little rusty with my memory of nursery rhymes so this would be useful!
tylerpants(at)gmail.com
I'd love to win the Farm Touchy-Feely for my nephew. I love this book because it not only involves the sense of sight, but also touch. I love interactive books like this. Also, my nephew lives on a farm so this would be perfect. Thanks for the chance!
I blogged about your giveaway here: http://everythingupclose.blogspot.com/2008/12/giveaway-list-1230.html
I am following you on Twitter (ihchicky).
Thanks!
I'd love to win the "First Picture Nursery Rhymes with CD" for my daughter since she enjoys listening to nursery rhymes.
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