CONTEST NOW OVER
DADS AND GRADS GIVEAWAY
5 LUCKY WINNERS
Thanks to Valerie and
Hachette Book Group for the
chance to host this Giveaway
Here are the 8 books you can win:
THE NINE LESSONS by Kevin Milne
DO-OVER by Robin Hemley
THE MAN'S BOOK by Thomas Fink
BONEMAN'S DAUGHTERS by Ted Dekker
AN HONORABLE GERMAN by Charles McCain
THE RICHEST MAN IN TOWN by W. Randall Jon
LINCOLN ON LEADERSHIP by Donald Phillips
OUTLIERS by Malcolm Gladwell
DADS AND GRADS GIVEAWAY
5 LUCKY WINNERS
Thanks to Valerie and
Hachette Book Group for the
chance to host this Giveaway
Here are the 8 books you can win:
THE NINE LESSONS by Kevin Milne
DO-OVER by Robin Hemley
THE MAN'S BOOK by Thomas Fink
BONEMAN'S DAUGHTERS by Ted Dekker
AN HONORABLE GERMAN by Charles McCain
THE RICHEST MAN IN TOWN by W. Randall Jon
LINCOLN ON LEADERSHIP by Donald Phillips
OUTLIERS by Malcolm Gladwell
HERE IS HOW TO WIN!
FOLLOW THE RULES, PLEASE!
U. S. and Canadian Residents ONLY
No P.O. Boxes, Please
Email address for contact MUST be in Entry
Each Entry MUST be a separate comment to count
FOLLOW THE RULES, PLEASE!
U. S. and Canadian Residents ONLY
No P.O. Boxes, Please
Email address for contact MUST be in Entry
Each Entry MUST be a separate comment to count
+1 Entry: Comment about why your Dad or Grad is special
+1 MORE Entry: Comment if you follow or sign up to follow and where
+1 MORE Entry: Blog about this Giveaway or Tweet and leave a link here
+1 MORE Entry: Comment if you follow or sign up to follow and where
+1 MORE Entry: Blog about this Giveaway or Tweet and leave a link here
+1 to 8 MORE Entries Possible: During June, watch for the DAD or GRAD symbols below in my posts reviewing each "DADS & GRADS" book and then follow the link I will have in the post to come back here and comment about that particular book I review.
DADS AND GRADS
SYMBOLS
SYMBOLS
Entries must be in by 6 PM, EST, June 30
GOOD LUCK!
GOOD LUCK!
129 comments:
My dad passed away many years ago, but he was a special man and I still miss him. He was a quiet, hard working man who taught us the value of education (my dad never made anything other than A's all the way through graduate school), the importance of saving money, and the rewards of hard work and giving your best in all you do. He proudly served in the Navy during WWII. When I was a teen, my dad loaned me his car frequently and never complained about it. Although he hardly ever talked about it, my dad was left in a basket on my grandparents' doorstep when he was an infant. I am grateful that his mom gave birth to him and thankful that my grandparents adopted him and raised him to be the great dad that I had.
Cindy
Socmom213@aol.com
I follow your blog each and every day!
Cindy
Socmom213@aol.com
I follow you on Twitter! I will post a commment about your blog...as soon as I learn more about Twitter. :)
Cindy
Socmom213@aol.com
Hi - I am very proud of my grad this year - she is graduating from 8th grade on Friday - and as she was the president of student council - she gets to give one of the two speeches! And this will be in front of about 1700-2000 people! She is not scared because of the # of people - but she is afraid that she will cry because of it being so final. I told her she couldn't cry - because then I would cry - and I wouldn't be able to film it! She is so ready for high school though!
kherbrand at comcast dot net
I also follow your blog.
kherbrand at comcast dot net
Great giveaway! Please enter me. Thanks.
My dad work very hard at a tough job to raise 5 children. He also fought for this country (Canada) when he was barely 18 years old. For those things and others, I'm very proud of him.
mparke[at]mts[dot]net
I follow your blog via Blogger's follow function. Please enter me. Thanks.
mparke[at]mts[dot]net
Looks like another great giveaway! And congrats on hitting 200:)
Because though my dad was not perfect and did a lot of bad things to me, he still had his good moments and sacrificed for me.
Valorie
morbidromantic@gmail.com
I follow.
Valorie
morbidromantic@gmail.com
This looks awesome! Please enter me!
My dad is great because he's really been there for me since my mom passed away. It was a tough time for both of us and it's brought us closer.
BookCrossingKitten22[at]gmail[dot]com
I'm a subscriber (through Google Reader)!
BookCrossingKitten22[at]gmail[dot]com
My Dad is so special because he has always been there for me. It was always important to him that we all did our best at whatever we chose to do in life & as a result, he helped raise 3 independent children with wonderful careers & families of our own.
Thanks!
megalon22[at]yahoo[dot]com
I follow via Google Reader
megalon22[at]yahoo[dot]com
My dad had a wicked sense of humor that he passed on to both myself and my son.
msboatgal at aol.com
I'm already a follower
msboatgal at aol.com
My dad is always there for his friends and family, whether just to listen, give advice or offer assistance.
chey127 at homail dot com
There are so many special things about my dad! Two of the things that come immediately to mind, are that he loves to learn new things. He wants to know why something works, how it got made, who made it, and why. Another great thing about dear old dad, is that he can make everyone feel special. He can sit down with someone he's just met, and in 10 minutes be the best of buddies. He can always find a mutual interest to talk about. I think that he passed his thirst for learning on to me, and for that, I am so very grateful!
Thanks for another FANTASTIC giveaway.
libneas[at]aol[dot]com
I am a follower.
Thanks!
libneas[at]aol[dot]com
I'm going to nominate my hubby as a special Dad. He has truly been an equal partner in parenting and he and our boys share a very special bond.
southrngal(at)gmail(dot)com
I follow this blog and you are on my blogroll.
southrngal(at)gmail(dot)com
Tweeted.
http://twitter.com/southrngrl/status/2006674534
southrngal(at)gmail(dot)com
I've always been a Daddy's girl. My dad is still to this day one of my favorite people.
I'm a follower
Come on by, i have a sweet award for you!!!
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my stepdad is special because he has always treated me like i am his own child
throuthehaze at gmail dot com
follower
throuthehaze at gmail dot com
I am very fortunate to still have my dad in my life! He will be 91 in July. He has lived through the Great Depression, worked since he was 11 years old, served in WWII, and at one point worked three jobs to support our family.
In 2000, dad, my sister and myself had to suffer the loss of our only brother and four months later, our mom! Dad still lives in the home that I grew up in and spends every evening with my sister's family or mine. Please enter me in your fabulous book package giveaway drawing. Many thanks, Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com
I follow your feed via my Yahoo Reader Page!
Thanks.....Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com
Tweet!
http://twitter.com/cmh512/status/2011202397.
Thanks a bunch.....Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com
My youngest brother just graduated from high school and will be headed to the Navy soon! We are so proud of him.
shhhimreading(at)hotmail(dot)com
I also follow
My dad built me this great playhouse when I was little. It had a door and two windows and he never once pressured me to grow out of it too fast--it was destined to become his shed! He was the best.
Thanks for the chance at another great giveaway!
JHolden955 (at) gmail (dot) com
count me in please
gaby317nyc AT gmail DOT com
i'm a follower
gaby317nyc AT gmail DOT com
my dad has always been there for me - even after long days and nights at work. He's always tried to be fair and evenhanded.
gaby317nyc AT gmail DOT com
My dad is special, well, just because he's my dad and unique. But most importantly, if I've ever needed any sort of help, he's always been there for me.
jaam121388 at yahoo dot com
I follow via Google.
jaam121388 at yahoo dot com
My dad is very special to me. He is a hard working man who provides for our family. He is full of love and I couldn't image life without him. Enter me in your great giveaway please!
lovinfitch(at)aol(dot)com
I'm a follower.
lovinfitch(at)aol(dot)com
My dad passed away about about 15 years ago but he was always my idol and I still miss him. He was a quiet man and I learned a lot from him.
wandanamgreb (at) gmail (dot) com
My dad was special because he was a kind and caring person.
janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com
I follow.
janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com
Blogged:
http://blog-giveaways.blogspot.com/2009/06/wed-63-giveaways.html
janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com
My Dad is special because he has a great way of making people laugh. :)
thanks
gahome2mom at gmail dot com
I am a new follower.
gahome2mom at gmail dot com
I follow! Thanks for this giveaway! Perfect gift for my hubby!
My grad (DS) is special b/c he graduated with a 3.79 in Business & Languages all while working at the same time.
Thanks for the giveaway!
kimspam66(at)yahoo(dot)com
Follower (liane66).
Thanks for the giveaway!
kimspam66(at)yahoo(dot)com
What makes my dad special? Other than that he's my dad? Hmmm...he's been an awesome support for the past 25 years, and despite working overtime every year, he always made it home in time for Christmas.
danunepthys(at)hotmail(dot)com
My father is special because he was patient with us, very supportive and protected us.
Follow your blog publicly.
tweet
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My stepfather is amazing because he has completely accepted me as his own, and gives me so much love and attention. I love you, dad!
Thanks!
lesleymfan(at)gmail(dot)com
Reading is one of the few things that my dad still enjoys since the passing of Mom. This would be such an awesome present for him. Please enter me.
I have subscribed by email.
My dad is very special, he is the most caring and great dad. Please include me in your giveaway.
Thanks
carlene
iluvreading(at)verizon.net
Dad was a hard worker, joke teller, man of faith and a great father.
yourstrulee AT sasktel DOT net
I miss my Dad.
plusmore678 (at) yahoo (dot) com
I follow ... deedee
What awesome giveaways you have going on here! Please count me in! tryingtostaycalm@gmail.com
My Dad is special because he grew up in an environment where displays of affection weren't common practice so he showed his family how much he loved us by working hard to make sure we had everythig we needed. It meant he became a career Army soldier even though it wasn't his dream. He served two tours of Veitnam and was decorated numerous times. I am so proud of him!
I am a follower on google reader.
I blogged about this giveaway at: http://readinginappalachia.blogspot.com/2008/11/current-book-giveaways.html
Thanks for the chance!
waitmantwillie AT hotmail DOT com
Opps, didn't enter correctly. Seperate comments.
I am a follower on google reader.
waitmantwillie AT hotmail DOT com
I posted about your giveaway at:
http://readinginappalachia.blogspot.com/2008/11/current-book-giveaways.html
waitmantwillie AT hotmail DOT com
I follow: delilah0180 AT yahoo DOT com
Posted on my Blog sidebar here.
http://metroreader.blogspot.com/
kimnspam66(at)yahoo(dot)com
I subscribe via google reader, thanks!
plusmore678 (at) yahoo (dot) com
My Papa passed away a long time ago... but I remember the lessons he taught me.
Thanks for this giveaway.
delilah0180 (at) yahoo (dot) com
Please include me, thank you. I follow!
I gave my copy of the Nine Lessons to my Dad and really want one for me! So please enter me :)
I just read your review of The Nine Lessons and it sounds like a great book about parenting.
southrngal(at)gmail(dot)com
My husband is both the best Dad and the best Grad. 5 years ago, while
our son was still in college, we both lost our jobs. I got a job where
our son was in college which helped with 1/2 price tuition, but my DH
could not find a job. After 2 years he decided to go back to college. He
never graduated because he went to Vietnam instead. Well, we got my son
out of college, and my DH graduates Suma Cum Laude with his master's
degree in 4 weeks. Then, he starts his PhD program. He will be 66 when
he finishes he PhD and will begin teaching at a University. He has also
done all the housekeeping, cooking and errands while he has been in
school and I have been supporting us. I can't tell you how proud of him
I am.
I am a follower of your blog.
rebecca.cox@charter.net
My own father served in WWII for 4 years without all the benefits of email, texting, etc we have today. Just an occasional letter. He has passed away and I miss him and still respect me.
My hubby is the most caring wonderful father to our children and always puts them and me ahead of himself.
Thanks.
pamelashockley(AT)netscape(DOT)net
I read your review of "The Nine Lessons". I have this book & am looking forward to reading it and passing it on. I,too, am not a great fan of golf, but I think I might understand it enough to see the lessons in the book.
Thanks for the great review!
megalon22[at]yahoo[dot]com
Dad worked hard all his life for his family. We moved from England to Canada when I was a youngster because Dad felt we would have a better life there. I believe he was right.
roylsue(at)telpage(dot)net
I'm a follower.
roylsue(at)telpage(dot)net
A fan of words, this would be a great gift package for my dad.
jwalker8(at)canada(dot)com
I follow your blog at google reader.
rebecca.cox@charter.net
I tweeted this giveaway at ccqdesigns
rebecca.cox@charter.net
The Nine Lessons sounds like something both my son and husband need to read.They both play golf and my son grew up talking to his dad on the golf course. Love to get this one.
rebecca.cox@charter.net
My father-in-law was like a father to me. I miss him terribly, he passed away four years ago. He was a wonderful man.
I would love to win this giveaway. Wow
Dutchlvr1(at)aol(dot)com
I am a follower of your blog. I follow by RSS.
Dutchlvr1(at)aol(dot)com
I'm one of your loyal followers!
I got my love of reading from my father. He's a very special dad....discusses books with me and plays gold with my hubby. He does it all! :)
my dad helped to make sure there were always books availa. he trusted me to read any thing. without censorship. if i couldn't handle the subject matter, it was put down. to this day, i love books. i know i don't have to read everything. if i am not enjoying this book, there is another one just round the cornor.
after clicking on your follower button, i am now a follower of this blog.
spvaughan http://bit.ly/13k27T book giveaway! (adult level)
twittered
My DH is a great dad - loves to read to our son.
budletsmom(at)yahoo(dot)com
I am a follower.
budletsmom(at)yahoo(dot)com
My Dad is special because he has this innate quality in him to put others at ease not matter what.
heatheranne99 at hotmail dot com
Blog follwer!
heatheranne99 at hotmail dot com
My Dad is very special. He is 87 years old now and still lives in his own home and drives his car. He has some health problems but doesn't complain.
pbclark(at)netins(dot)net
Great giveaway! My dad died when I was very young. He wasn't around to see any of us girls get married or to see his only son grow up to make a great man like he was.He would have been proud! I do remember my dad being very patient with all us kids. 5 girls and 1 boy. He was very funny! Also, he was a great husband to my mom and always called her his Babydoll.thanks jacquecurl1@gmail.com
Awesome giveaway! My Dad is the greatest, he was in the US Coast Guard and was hardly home but have his very best to us kids.
Nataliew2(at)gmail(dot)com
Well of course i'll follow ! So much to read here :0)
nataliew2(at)gmail(dot)com
I just tweeted! Not sure what link i put here
http://twitter.com/nataliew2 - Hope that works!
My grad is my husband and he is finally achieving his life long dream of becoming a Family Practice Physician. He is graduating from residency this month. He has put up with a lot of abuse from both his professors and patients throughout the years and has maintained his desire to provide quality care and compassion. I am so proud of him!
My email is knitbusy at gmail dot com, sorry I didn't put it in my last post!
I am a follower in google reader.
I have posted this giveaway on my blog. You can find my post here
My dad died in a house fire with my sister when I was 13. I was always the "tom boy" of the two of us girls, Tara was more like mom... I was more like dad. Odd how things end up, where Tara went with dad, and I grew up with mom...
I feel I missed some of the better years with my dad and I wish I had him through all the years and even now.
I am grateful for the time I did have with him and the memories I will always cherish.
I do follow you on twitter and I have your blog as one of very few on my sidebar for people to link to any time. I find your blog active and filled with book information and giveaways that I am interested in.
I am going to twitter now about your giveaway here so please count me in for the extra chance or two for this giveaway. There are some great books here!
Thank you so much for so many entries with so many heartfelt stories...still several days to enter. I am just glad that RANDOM.org picks winners and not me! Good luck and keep entering friends!
Free entry today:
Dad
dag888888[at]yahoo[dot]com
Dad
pbclark(at)netins(dot)net
I lost my dad two years ago. He was an amazing man and would have loved many of these books.
Just read your review for "Swimsuit" - James Patterson does not disappoint! Can't wait to read the book for myself.
Thanks,
megalon22[at]yahoo[dot]com
DAD
megalon22[at]yahoo[dot]com
"BOOK BUDDY"
bluebelle0367(at)hotmail(dot)com
BOOK BUDDY
megalon22[at]yahoo[dot]com
"SWIMSUIT"
Book Buddy
roylsue(at)telpage(dot)net
Book Buddy
mj.coward[at]gmail.com
I saw the Grad. Bear on your review of Secrets of Happiness and yes you so could have made that cover with your dog.
Thanks
Carlene
iluvreading(at)Verizon.net
Dad
mj.coward[at]gmail.com
swimsuit
mj.coward[at]gmail.com
I just found your Dad button on your review and giveaway for How to Score.
Thanks
Carlene
iluvreading(at)verizon.net
Swimsuit.
Thanks
Carlene
iluvreading(at)verizon.net
Dad
JHolden955 (at) gmail (dot) com
Thanks!
Book buddy!
JHolden955 (at) gmail (dot) com
Thanks!
Swimsuit.
JHolden955 (at) gmail (dot) com
Thanks!
My dad is special because he teaches me new things every day.
My dad's special because he's such a generous person and because he understands me better than anyone else seems to.
ikkinlala AT yahoo DOT ca
My grad just graduatred with a BA in English. She's my sister, and is special because she came up with a lot of the funds to finance her degree. She deserves some down time but is already working. She consisders reading a luxury and would love this prize. Plus her birthday is coming up...
I also follow through google reader. Thanks!
Sararush (at) hotmail (dot) com
My father was very special. He always encouraged us to do our very best and he led by example. I miss him!
Nancy
allibrary (at) aol (dot) com
My dad is a great guy and very handy.
BOOK BUDDY
I just found the Grads symbol on The Secrets of Happiness.
southrngal(at)gmail(dot)com
My Father is no longer with us but he left behind life lessons that I follow to this day.
book buddy
msboatgal at aol.com
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