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Sunday, September 28, 2008

GIVEAWAYS!!

For any of those who might have missed it... Tomorrow, Monday, September 29th, is the final day to enter several giveaways ending on this blog. So get in your entries!!

giveaways:
http://cherryblossommj.blogspot.com/2008/09/first-giveaways-its-all-about-us-fruit.html
http://cherryblossommj.blogspot.com/2008/09/first-giveaway-its-all-about-us-by.html
http://cherryblossommj.blogspot.com/2008/09/giveaway-miracle-girls-by-anne-dayton.html
http://cherryblossommj.blogspot.com/2008/09/q-with-michelle-moran-bestselling.html

The Shape of Mercy: A Novel

And then another one to introduce to you... I will be giving away two copies of The Shape of Mercy by Susan Meissner. (These will be coming from my directly and not the publisher, but thank Waterbrook for providing them!) The winners for this giveaway will be picked on October 14th, 2008. To enter: Please leave a comment on THIS POST about what you have heard about this book and why you would like to enter. More information and a review will be coming soon!!

Or you can purchase your own copy now! (Click here to do so) Or go to your local independent Christian bookstore, or CBD.com.

27 comments and creative thoughts:

Ruth King said...

After just reading The Heretic's Daughter which also involved the Salem Witch Trials, I would love to read about Mercy's story and see how it affects the contemporary characters in The Shape of Mercy.

Steve and Eden said...

I would love to read this book. I read a reveiw on it recently and it sounded great! Please enter me. Thank you!

windycindy said...

Hello, I have read that this delightful book is a bit of mystery, history and a love story. It would be intriguing reading the diary along with the two ladies and how it transforms their lives. Please enter me in your drawing. Thanks, Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com

Anonymous said...

I would love to win this book! It sounds really good:) Please enter me into your contest.

Anonymous said...

I just now heard about this book but it sounds fascinating. I love historical books!

Theresa N. said...

This is the first I've heard of this book. It sounds very good and as if this part of history is being told from a new view point.I'd like to read it.
Theres aN
weceno(at)yahoo(dot)com

Lori said...

Firat of all I love everything by Susan Meissener. :) But this book looks especially good. Susan mentioned on her blog that's it's a book straight form her heart, and that alone makes it a book I'm excited to read. Those are always the best kind!

Please sign me up for your giveaway!

aaronandlori@gmail.com

Carol M said...

This sounds like a book I would really enjoy! Thank you for the chance to win it!
mittens0831 AT aol DOT com

Carol M said...

I forgot to say that I've never read anything by this author and I always like to find new authors to read. I do like anything historical so this book should be good!
mittens0831 AT aol DOT com

Sandra said...

I read your review and you certainly make it sound good. Mercy is a quality I hope I have shown in my life and I would love to read this story. Please enter me. Thank you.

Anonymous said...

The first time I heard/read about the Salem Witch Trials I was about 12 or 13 and was horrified! Honestly, I wonder if I handle reading about it now!

Anyway, strange as it may seem, I haven't read any of Susan M's books. Have heard about them a lot and what's very interesting is that she lives about three miles from me! (Mt. Lake, Minnesota). It's a small world! I've never met her before but have talked to her on the phone several time...before she became a published author I wanted to hire her as a music teacher for my students but she told me that her "slate is full"...small world indeed!

I clicked on your site from A Peek at my Bookshelf. I love your book reviews and your blog is very "cozy." I commented on this before but that book review you gave on "The Lady of the Milkweed Manor" was FABULOUS! It really is one of the best books I ever read!

Keep up the good work!!

Oh, I'd like to be entered into the contest for this book...

lisa

Anonymous said...

The first time I heard/read about the Salem Witch Trials I was about 12 or 13 and was horrified! Honestly, I wonder if I handle reading about it now!

Anyway, strange as it may seem, I haven't read any of Susan M's books. Have heard about them a lot and what's very interesting is that she lives about three miles from me! (Mt. Lake, Minnesota). It's a small world! I've never met her before but have talked to her on the phone several time...before she became a published author I wanted to hire her as a music teacher for my students but she told me that her "slate is full"...small world indeed!

I clicked on your site from A Peek at my Bookshelf. I love your book reviews and your blog is very "cozy." I commented on this before but that book review you gave on "The Lady of the Milkweed Manor" was FABULOUS! It really is one of the best books I ever read!

Keep up the good work!!

Oh, I'd like to be entered into the contest for this book...

lisa

cmb117 said...

I've heard good things about Susan Meissener. I would love to read this book.
c117 @ ymail.com

mrs.mommyy said...

I have heard its a must read but when people start elling me about it I tell them hush because some tell too much mrs.mommyyatgmail.com

Mimi N said...

I haven't been able to read any of Su this book all over the place recently. Please enter me to win!

Blessings,
Mimi B

mnjesusfreak at gmail dot com

Lindsey said...

I so want to read this - I've heard it's really good! I'm interested because I am interested in history and particularly the Salem Witch trials. And Amazon says it's "achingly romantic"...

Thanks for the giveaway!

Lindsey
ladyufshalott at yahoo.com

Unknown said...

this looks like a book me and my mom wil enjoy, please enter me!

fecarly1 at yahoo dot com

darbyscloset said...

If you love this book then I know I'll love it! Please enter me!
Darby
darbyscloset at yahoo dot com

haras w said...

i've heard a lot about the book and would like to see what the story line is about. please enter me
thanks
sarahwoll at hotmail dot com

Donna said...

Count me in please.
donna444444@yahoo.com

Doreen said...

From what I've heard, this sounds like a great book to read! I'm intrigued! purposedrivenlife4you (at) gmail (dot) com

Cheryl said...

I haven't heard anything about this book but I love the cover. It looks like it would be a great read. My email address is shryackmom[@]charter[.]net

Anonymous said...

this cover is beautiful and it sounds like a wonderful book! please enter me :)
stampedwithgrace at cox dot net

Sunny said...

I've been seeing this book around the blogging world and am just dying to read it! First I think the Salem witch trials are so interesting. Also I recently read In The Shadow of Lions, which was about an editor writing down the story a Scribe shows her and I loved that aspect of it...so when I saw that The Shape of Mercy was about transcribing a diary I got really excited. And I heard that Susan is a great storyteller.

Like I said...I'm dying to read this book!!

Thanks!
Sunny
sj3girls(at)hotmail(dot)com

bison61 said...

This is the first I've heard of this book-but it sounds good

tiramisu392 (at) yahoo.com

Jackie B. said...

I haven't heard anything about this book except that you are giving away a copy. I want it. I love all books!

Carole said...

I read an interview with Susan on another blog and was fascinated by this book. I've toured Salem and was frankly glad to leave that town. Susan's treatment of this time in our history will provide very interesting reading. Thank you for this giveaway.

cjarvis [at] bellsouth [dot] net

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