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Congratulations to Parrish Lantern, the randomly selected winner of Beyond the Scent of Sorrow, a new collection of powerful poetry by Sweta Srivastava Vikram. Thanks to everyone who participated in this giveaway--how would this blog exist without my faithful readers? If you didn't win this time, keep your chin up, as I have other giveaways listed on the right side of my blog, and a couple of brand new, generous giveaways to mention in this post.
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In February of this year, I reviewed Half in Love, a startlingly honest memoir by writer Linda Gray Sexton. Just recently, I was contacted about an upcoming giveaway for this book.
Half in Love Giveaway Contest
This past April, I posted about The Note by Mike O'Mary, which was named Best Gift Book of 2011 in the Living Now Book Awards. The O'Marys would like to extend their thanks and appreciation this holiday season by offering free Note Project eKits to family and friends. Send free Note Project eKits to up to 10 people by visiting this Note Project page. Each eKit includes an e-book edition of The Note, along with free bonus gifts from Note Project sponsors. You don't have to sign-up or subscribe to anything to receive The Note (and you won't get any unsolicited email as a result)--simply download the free e-book and enjoy it!
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Appearing on random Tuesdays, Really Random Tuesday is a way to post odds and ends--announcements, musings, quotes, photos--any blogging and book-related things you can think of. If you're inspired by this idea, feel free to copy the button and use it on your own blog. Please leave a link in the comments if you’re participating and I'll add it to this post. For another Really Random Tuesday post, please visit Naida's blog, the bookworm. As always, thanks for reading!
Suko, I think these photos are great and I love that library/cultural center...I'd spend so much time there if I was in that area of Mexico, it looks like such an inviting spot! I can't imagine how great this place is if these photos don't do it justice!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway & I love those pictures of the library, libraries have always represented a sanctuary for me, In 1250 Richard de Fournival compared the Ideal library to a Hortus Conclusus, a walled garden and this seems to fit that brief.
ReplyDeleteThat library looks lovely - that speaks volumes about the town it's located in, if you ask me.
ReplyDeleteSuko, that library in Mexico looks wonderful, wow. It does sound like a charming place to visit.
ReplyDeleteNice random post as usual. Enjoy your Tuesday :)
That is the most gorgeous library I've ever seen! Amazing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous library!! I loved these pictures and would love to go there myself!!
ReplyDeleteI think I could live in that library. Your photos are wonderful. Thanks so much for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful,cosy library. The red walls are so vibrant !
ReplyDeleteWow, what an amazing library,if we lived here in San Miguel de Allende I don't think I'd ever be at home.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful library! I would love to visit there one day, and the photos are amazing! Lots of great bookish news here today too! Thanks, Suko for sharing it all with us!
ReplyDeleteThat library is utterly gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great library! I love those pictures.
ReplyDeleteThe library is simply beautiful. I can easily imagine spending time there!
ReplyDeleteI visited San Miguel de Allende years ago. I think....34 years ago : No beautiful library at this time. I remember the hotel with a patio, like the library today and a mycologist who asked the cook to prepare for us the mushrooms he picked in the woods nearby.... Wonderful memories !
ReplyDeleteParrish, perfect description of the library as a sanctuary/garden! Please email me your mailing address so we can send the book to you a.s.a.p..
ReplyDeleteThanks to all for the comments--this library is breathtaking!
The library looks very cozy indeed. So glad you found it and enjoyed your visit to it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful place.
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Wonderful description and photos!
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