Wednesday Sponsor Giveaways: Studio Calico, Shabby Straps, Simplify 101, & Songbird Ave

Wow! I love it all, but especially the Calico kit since I've never bought any kits before! Thanks for hosting.

The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron
Every time I read that book I'm newly inspired, and think why am I not doing these things more often?
Thanks for the opportunity.
Jennie

anything from Julie Garwood!

Jane Eyre and Gone With the Wind are my all time faves,besides the Bible.

I am reading a fabulous book called "Best Laid Plans" by Terry Fallis.

I love to read. I recommend any books from Nora Roberts, Christine Feehan, Kim Harrision, Katie MacAlister, etc. I read Leah Killian's blog and she recommended The Mighty Queens of Freeville.

I could only pull up half the post, so I'm not sure what type of book you are talking about. If it's a novel, I love anything by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Right now I'm reading Map of the World. It's depressing, but good :)

I can recommend a book I've recently finished reading: "The Guernsey Literart and Potato Peel Pie Society" by Mary Ann Shaffer. Brilliant - light, but really interesting.

I would say one of the Twilight series books (lord knows I became obsessed with them!) BUT, I have two all time favorite books...The Stand by Stephen King, and The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton.
Thanks again for these fun weekly give aways Ali!!
Take care and happy Wednesday!

I loved "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho

I am currently reading "The Badger Riot" by J.A.Ricketts, a Newfoundland author.
This book was the number one selling book in Atlantic Canada for 2008.
So, besides the fact that the book is difficult to put down once you begin reading, it also means I support an amazing local author! ;)

One of my favorite books (I read like 1-2 a week) is "Strangling Your Husband Is Not An Option", written by Merrilee Browne Boyack. It's a book about improving your marriage, and it is halarious...but so helpful!! I never thought I could gain so much insight while laughing :0)

I just finished a book abut hiking the Appalachian Trail - Something I would like to do sometime. It was called"On the Beaten Path". It was an easy read and made me yearn for summer vacation. Thank you for the opportunity to get some really supplies!

My favorite book is not a grown-up book. I really love Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus, by Mo Willems. (I'm a huge picture book fan). That said, I do occasionally read grown-up books, too, and recommend Rob Bell's Velvet Elvis.

My favorite book is the DaVinci Code - I just could not put it down!

I am so enjoying "The Invention of Hugo Cabret" right now. I'm reading it with my three little boys and it's been so fun having them crawl into my bed for a few chapters each night.

I absolutley love "Portofino" by Frank Schaeffer, about a young American boy named Calvin, vacationing in Italy with his missionary family. It is laugh-out-loud funny and it is a book I lend to all my close friends to read...and it is the only book I always make sure I get back. Some days I just need a good laugh.

The Red Tent was amazing. It is the biblical story of Rachel and Leah. It is written by Anita Diamant. I love reading, and am always wondering what the next good book will be.

I love "The Bronze Horseman". Russian history...in a very tantalizing package.

Favorite book? Well my son is learning to read, so right now we get a new book every night from Kindergarten that we read together. What ever that book is that night, it's my favorite. I love watching him learn and go from no real interest at the beginning of the year to wanting to do it on his own now. So the book du jour is my favorite.