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On October 13th I asked you to "Vote to make a difference." This Little Brown initiative was launched to help promote their book
America: The Making of a Nation. This incredible novelty title not only makes the history of our country accessible to younger readers, but it also makes it interesting. I am delighted to be able to offer my readers a copy of this book. If you are interested drop me a line. Do take a look at
my review of this title on
Through the Looking Glass Book Review. 
I also told you about Holly Hobbie's new book
Fanny. In this new title Holly Hobbie explores the idea that it is all right to be different. One does not always have to be a part of the pack to fit in and to be happy. I have a copy of this book to give away as well. Many thanks to Little Brown for these giveaways.
Holly Hobbie has long been admired for the little girl character that she created many years ago. Her images of the child with the big bonnet has appeared on everything from lunchboxes to summer dresses. Then she brought us Toot and Puddle, a wonderful pair of little pigs whose stories reminded us of how important the simple things in life are. Now Holly has a new character to share with us. Meet Fanny on Through the Looking Glass Book Review
Little Brown publishing has created some wonderful Fanny activity pages for your children.
You can find out more about Holly Hobbie on the
profile page that I have created for her.
these both look very interesting for the kiddos