Congratulations goes out to Sarah M. the winner in our children’s picture book giveaway during the Children’s Book Week Kid Lit Giveaway. She picked up over $120 worth of children’s picture books. The winner has been notified by email and has 72 hours to respond before a new winner is selected.
Thanks to all who participated. I hope you’ll visit again soon.
Welcome to the 2nd Annual Children’s Book Week Kid Lit Giveaway Hop, hosted by Mother Daughter Book Reviews and Youth Literature Reviews.
We are celebrating Children’s Book Week (May 12 to 18, 2014) by providing all of YOU, our loyal followers, with the opportunity to win fabulous children/teen’s books, gift cards, cash, or other prizes by hopping around to the 100+ participating blogs/authors listed below in the Linky List (see end of post). What better way to celebrate Children’s Book Week?
For this hop, here are the books I’m giving away to one lucky winner! This is more than $120 worth of FREE books!
Books by Liesbet Slegers:
Books by Guido Van Genechten:
Books by Anita Bijesterbosch and France Quatromme & Parastou Haghi
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I love it when the mail carrier brings me books. Last week, an entire box of books arrived from Clavis. I’ll be using at least some of these titles for next week’s Children’s Book Week Kid Lit Giveaway Hop sponsored by Mother Daughter Book Reviews and Youth Literature Reviews. The deadline to sign up for this giveaway hop is tomorrow night.
Books by Liesbet Slegers:
Books by Guido Van Genechten:
Books by Anita Bijesterbosch and France Quatromme & Parastou Haghi
Have you received any children’s books lately?
What a great giveaway! Love these books!
I love to read Where the Wild Things Are By Maurice Sendak to my grandson.
Our favorite right now to read is Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site.
My all time favorite is Good Night Moon.
I like I Love You Forever
When my children were babies, a reading of Good Night Moon was guaranteed to calm them for bed. As they grew older, other books replaced the tried and true Good Night Moon. The Junction of Sunshine and Lucky is the current favorite, tied with A Snicker of Magic.
My favorite book growing up was The Store Bought Doll, it was one of those Golden Books. My 2 year old and I really enjoy reading Steam Train Dream Train and Goodnight Goodnight Construction Site both by Sherri Duskey Rinker.
My favorite is anything by Richard Scarry!
I love Goodnight Moon. Such a great story!
I loved the Diary of Anne Frank, that was my favorite childhood book, I have read and reread it multiple times, even as an adult.
Excellent concept. The books look fun.