May 2018 Free Book Winner!
Congratulations to Hope Hagan the winner of our May 2018 Free Book! Happy Reading, Hope. Message me your address and I’ll send the book ASAP!
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We have an amazing book for you this July, a very appropriate work for the month that we in the United States celebrate our Independence Day. Written by Fred Kaplan, a well-known and much celebrated biographer and poet, HIS MASTERLY PEN, A BIOGRAPHY OF JEFFERSON THE WRITER will take its place as one of the…
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June 2015 Free Book Winner!!
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You are very welcome, Hope!!
Thank you, Sue. This is amazing! I look forward to reading it.