Thanksgiving is all about being thankful for the things we have. So, for the first Thankfully Reading Weekend, write a post about the book you are most thankful for. This could be a book released this year or twenty years ago. Your post should include why you are thankful for that book.
One random participant will win a book of their choice (up to $20). The only rule: you must be signed up to participate in Thankfully Reading Weekend in order to participate!
Link your post below. Winner will be announced on Sunday, November 28th.
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Twitter: wellreadwife
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Great Prompt! Just posted mine!
Twitter: raimalarter
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Thanks for hosting this contest. Fun! Enjoying the waltz down memory lane, too.
Mine is up. I look forward to reading the other posts after I finishe my next book!
Twitter: melissawiebe
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Entered mine. Great idea for a challenge!
This was a good one. I feel like my answer changes every time someone asks this question. :O)
Twitter: ellenfbrown
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I’d never able to pick a book I’m most thankful for, but at this moment I’m thankful for Les Standiford’s “The Man Who Invented Christmas: How Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol Rescued His Career and Revived Our Holiday Spirits.” It’s a fascinating, behind-the-scenes look at how Dickens came to write his carol and how it has affected the way the world celebrates Christmas. It’s a perfect way to start out the holiday season.
Twitter: Alleluialu
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Here’s my first post:http://bookendcrossing.blogspot.com/2010/11/1-book-read-for-thankfully-reading.html
I’m thankful for “A Knight in Shining Armor” by Jude Deveraux which got me started reading again after a long hiatus.
Twitter: undermyappletre
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I am thankful that I can read and that I’m always learning things from books. I did manage to narrow it down to only a few books for my post.
Twitter: bitsyblingbooks
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Okay I’m having a hard time trying to pick just one book. I have so many that have made an impact on my life as a writer.
Twitter: bitsyblingbooks
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Twitter: duskyliterati
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I have so many things to be thankful for this particular year, reading is one of them.
Twitter: byBookeater
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Fantastic prompt! There are so many books I am grateful for. Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
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