Congratulations to Stephanie and to Debbie Colwell! You are the March free book winners. Stephanie’s name was drawn first, so she gets first pick. Both of you please email me at sue@sueharrison.com. Stephanie, let me know which book you prefer – WATER FOR ELEPHANTS or EXPOSURE. Congratulations!
For all our Blog readers, I will post the April free books during the first full week of April. Be sure to check in and see our April choices.
Blessings-
Sue
Many of us are still in a Stay-At-Home situation. It’s a great time for hobbies! Maybe cooking is one of your favorite pass-times, and most of us consider eating to be a favorite pass-time as well. I thought it would be fun to give away a cookbook of traditional USA Southern recipes . My dad’s…
Congratulations to Mary Decremer! Mary, you’ve won your choice of the March 2011 Free Books. Check out your choices at https://sueharrison.com/2011/03/march-11-free-books/ Email me (or post here) to let us know which of the books you would like and we’ll send it your way. Tomorrow I’ll post the April 2011 free book choices. I hope everyone will…
This December we are giving away a new hardcover edition of Claire Hopley’s THE HISTORY OF CHRISTMAS FOOD AND FEASTS! From the flyleaf: “This … book celebrates classic Christmas stories and their food and feasts. Each chapter covers a different era and the important foodie tales of the time… 40 must-try Christmas recipes [include] a…
THE GLASS CASTLE by Jeannette Walls is one of the finest memoirs I’ve ever read, so I can’t resist including it as our second Free Book in March 2014. From the back cover: “THE GLASS CASTLE is a remarkable memoir of resilience and redemption, and a revelatory look into a family at once deeply dysfunctional…
If you love romances set in the old west, you’ll love this month’s free book, written by my friend, Keli Gwyn. Keli’s debut novel From the back cover: “Widow Elenora Watkins heads to California with her nine-year-old daughter, eager to become a partner in a mercantile. When the mulish owner withdraws his offer because she’s…
I have a weakness for great big historical sagas, so this month when everybody else is looking for beach reads, I decided to give away one of my favorite sagas — Edward Rutherfurd’s amazing chronicle of New York City, entitled (what else?) NEW YORK, a Novel. From the back cover: “Edward Rutherfurd celebrates America’s greatest…
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