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1. The Kidtastic Giveaway

More April surprises have arrived.  We have joined forces with some other great children’s book authors for a big giveaway.  During April 5th – April 9th you can download the kindle version of our book, The Pig Princess from Amazon for FREE.

Pig cover

And since we think pigs rule we want to let you know about Scott Gordon’s children’s book, Pigtastic which is also FREE on Amazon during this period.

Pigtastic

We saved the best for last.  You can enter to win a 3DS XL and a game of your choice.

ENTER HERE.: a Rafflecopter giveaway


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2. Review: Moo, Moo, Brown Cow, Have You Any Milk? by Phillis Gershator

Folksy drawings illustrate an updated classic nursery rhyme as a boy ventures through his farm and discovers where wool, honey, milk, eggs, and down come from. Click here to read my full review.

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3. Barnyard Jr.


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    4. on the farm

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    5. SFG: Barnyard


    here's my submission for this week's "Barnyard Wednesday Contest!" Can't you just smell the hay?
    -vern

    1 Comments on SFG: Barnyard, last added: 3/1/2007
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