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Book Giveaway – The Memory Closet by Ninie Hammon

January 15, 2016 2 Comments

Book Giveaway

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To all the returning 101’ers…welcome back!

To those that didn’t win…keep trying! Your odds are better than you think.

It’s time for this week’s Book Giveaway. But first…let’s talk about last week.

Last Week’s Book – Grammar Girl’s Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing

Congratulations to Sheila Good.

Talk About the Book

Do you want to read the book and discuss it with the community? Now is your chance for some ‘book club’ style discussion. Pick up your copy and tell everyone what you think.

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This Week’s Book – The Memory Closet by Ninie Hammon

This weeks book is recommended by Sheila.

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Let’s Discuss the Book

Have you read The Memory Closet. Are you going to read it? Let everyone know what you think about the book in the comment section below.

How Does the Book Giveaway Work?

Simple. We give away one book every single week.

Why? Because books are awesome and we love our 101’ers.

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  4. Read the book description. Are you Interested?
  5. The next day I will send you an email about the Book Giveaway. All you have to do is reply to that e-mail. Done!
  6. You have until Monday at 12PM PST to reply.

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Comments

  1. alphabetstory says

    January 16, 2016 at 7:28 am

    Thanks for the chance to win a book.

    Reply
  2. Margaret Se says

    January 25, 2016 at 9:58 pm

    This is the January/ February book club selection. Due to the blizzard our January meeting was cancelled, we are reading The Memory Closet and Gray Mountain by John Grisham. I finished The Memory Closet in two days. I had to take a breather when the memories of Windy surfaced. Wow! I loved the characters, Bobo particularly, I had a Bobo. My Grandmother was very much a Bobo her entire life. I can’t wait until our club meeting to discuss The Memory Closet. My mother and I always mark the point when we hink we have the plot figured out, boy did we have it all wrong!!! That is a good book! I left a five star review on Amazon as soon as I finished your book.

    Thank you Ninie Hammond for sharing your talent, I purchased The Last Safe Place and I am looking forward to reading it soon.

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