About the Book: The last thing that Cassandra Higgins expects out of her Sunday is to be mesmerized at a collectors’ convention by a snowglobe. She’s enjoying some shopping time, with husband Ken at home tending their brood of four young boys, when she’s utterly charmed by the one-of-a kind globe containing figures of three dogs and a little girl with hair the color of her own. She can’t resist taking the unique globe home– even if means wrestling another shopper for it!
The beautiful snowglobe sparks long-dormant memories for Cassie, of her beloved Grandpa Wonky, the stray she rescued as a child, and the painful roots of her combative relationship with her mother, “Bad Betty” Kamrowski. Life in Wanonishaw, Minnesota is never dull, though, and Cassie keeps the recollections at bay, busy balancing her boys, her home daycare operation, and being a good friend to best pal Margret. But after a strange–flurrious, as Cassie deems it–moment happens with the remarkable snowglobe, Cassie and the people she loves are swirled into a tumultuous, yet grace-filled, and life-changing journey. You can learn more about Stray Affections at the publisher's website.
The Giveaway!! Just leave a comment and tell me what the last feel good book you read is. Make sure I have a way to contact you! Open internationally. No purchase necessary. Your chances of winning depend on how many people enter!
Friday, September 11, 2009
Giveaway: Stray Affections by Charlene Ann Baumbich
Posted by Amy at 10:50 PM
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The last "feel good" book that I read was Homer's Odyssey....Homer warmed my heart with his antics!
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This book has interested me for quite some time already and I would love to win a copy!
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It was Tall Tales and Wedding Veils by Jane Graves. Thanks for the great giveaway!
dlodden at frontiernet dot net
This week a read Sugar Daddy by Lisa Kleypas. It was such an easy, light hearted book and it made me smile. Please include me in your giveaway.
Thanks
Debbie
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I loved TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE by Kristan Higgins. I felt so happy at the ending that I turned back to the first page and reread the whole book. :-)
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I read an older book For Love of Mitch by Cheryl Wolverton.
Linda Henderson
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The last feel good book I read was The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind, a true story about a 14 year old boy in Malawi who had to drop out of school because his family couldn't afford his schooling but was able to created a windmill after reading about them in a library book.
Thanks for the entry
gaby317nyc at gmail dot com
Was The Time Traveller's Wife a feel good book? I know it spoke to me in the most extraordinary way...and I still think of it as the best book I have ever read.
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The most recent "feel good" book that I read was "A Dog Named Christmas" by Greg Kincaid. I stumbled across it at the library and enjoyed it so very much. There's no way I can describe what it's about, but I highly recommend it.
I would love to read "Stray Affections" and appreciate the chance to win a copy, Amy.
cjarvis [at] bellsouth [dot] net
Bliss to You by Dean (Trixie) Koontz. Fun!
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Snow Angel by Jamie Carie. :0)
Thanks!
librarygrinch at gmail dot com
Last Kiss by Luanne Rice. This book sounds really good. Love to read it. Please enter me. Thanks!
ayancey(at)dishmail(dot)net
I have to say, I reread Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and that was the last feel good book I've read.
Great contest, the book looks good!
Megan
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I would love to be entered in the drawing. I've heard great things about this book.
I would say the last feel good book I read was Wesley the Owl. I'm an animal lover and the book cracked me up.
moellermom5 at yahoo dot com
Don't know if it's really a feel good book, but the last book that I couldn't put down (which makes me feel good....so I guess it is:) was Colony, loved it!
trishnatey@gmail.com
Last feel good book? Probably "Home to Holly Springs" by Jan Karon. Reread it recently, I love her books.
slcremer at gmail dot com
Living In The Rear View Mirror.
bjhopper(at)me(dot)com
The last feel good book was the colour of Magic!! It was really funny :)
The last feel good book that I read was:
Night Flying Woman: An Ojibway Narrative. It is a remarkable oral tale to be retold and retold down through generations of women.
I would love to be entered into the giveaway.
bstilwell12 at comcast dot net
The last feel good book I read was "A Single Thread" by Marie Bostwick.
Thanks ~ megalon22{at}yahoo{dot}com
(Hope I'm not too late! I didn't see an end date)
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