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Giveaway: Trouble the Water by Nicole Seitz
Are you ready for this week’s giveaway? Great!
This week I’m giving away my once read copy of Trouble the Water by Nicole Seitz. This is really a unique book, and I really enjoyed it. To read more about Trouble the Water and Nicole Seitz, see this post. To read my full review, see this post.
Now for the giveaway. To enter, just leave a comment on this post. I’ll close comments at 12 noon next Friday and pick a winner using a random number generator.
This contest is only open to U.S. residents, due to high shipping costs. After I pick a winner, I will contact that winner by email. It is your responsibility to get back to me within one week with your mailing address, or I will draw another winner.
I think that about covers it! Go ahead and enter. I think you’ll really enjoy this book I did!
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And the Winner of Betrayed is….
Comment #9, which is Betty! Congratulations Betty! I’ll be contacting you by email to get your shipping address!
Thanks to all who participated! I don’t have another giveaway this week. I got a little bit behind in my reading this week, and I didn’t finish a book. I promise to have another book ready for giveaway next Friday, though, so be sure to check back!
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It’s Time for the Spring Reading Challenge!
It’s springtime, and it’s time for the Spring Reading Challenge! Katrina at Callapidder Days hosts the annual reading challenge, where those who love to read can set some goals and make it a point to get reading. Your list can be as big or as small as you like. Just make it a point to read. If you’d like to participate, just head to Callapidder Days to read the official rules.
My spring reading list is pretty extensive. I’ve got a long list of books to review. And I’m planning on a lot of giveaways, too! So here’s the list, and do check back frequently if you like to win books!
Fiction
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Betrayed by JM Windle
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When Zeffie Got a Clue by Peggy Darty
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Amber Morn by Brandilyn Collins
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Trouble the Water by Nicole Seitz
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My Soul To Keep by Melanie Wells
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Winter Haven by Athol Dickson
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Finding Hollywood Nobody by Lisa Samson
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The Warriors by Mark Andrew Olsen
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The Big Picture by Jennie B. Jones
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Healing Promises by Amy Wallace
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Embrace Me by Lisa Samson
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Ruby Among Us by Tina Ann Forkner
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DragonLight by Donita Paul
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From A Distance by Tamera Alexander
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I Heart Bloomberg by Melody Carlson
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Hunted by Mike Dellosso
Non-Fiction
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How to Have More Than Enough by Dave Ramsey
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Dadditude by Philip Lerman
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Live Well on Less Than You Think by Fred Brock
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A Christian’s Guide to Investing by Danny Fontana
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Your Kids Can Master Their Money by Ron & Judy Blue and Jeremy White
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Preparing Your Daughter for Every Woman’s Battle by Shannon Ethridge
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Between Two Worlds: The Spiritual Journey of an Evangelical Catholic by Mike Timmis
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The Handbook for Discovering God’s Will by Gordon Jackson
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Do Hard Things… A Teenage Rebellion Against Low Expectations by Alex and Brett Harris
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Exposing Darwinism’s Weakest Link: Why Evolution Can’t Explain Human Existence by Kenneth Poppe
I know this is a huge list, but I’m confident I can get this done. I love to read. I just have to get off my computer long enough to get started. 
Now head on over to Callepiddar Days, so you can join the challenge too!
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Welcome to my Bookshelf!
As an avid reader, I’ve always wanted a place to track the things I’ve read. To remember why I liked or didn’t like a book. This is that place.
I have two other blogs, beingfrugal.net and From Under the Clutter, and occasionally I read books pertinent to those blogs. Rather than trying to post book reviews on both of those sites, I created Lynnae’s Bookshelf to host my reviews.
In addition to reading lots of non-fiction, I’m also a fan of fiction, particularly Christian fiction. Earlier this year I joined the Christian Fiction Blog Alliance and the FIRST Day Blog Alliance to promote Christian fiction. The CFBA reviews a book every week, and the FIRST Day Alliance posts the first chapter of a book on the first day of each month (so look forward to a chapter tomorrow).
You can expect 2-3 book reviews here on any given week. Since I’m trying to keep clutter out of my house, you can also expect frequent book giveaways. In fact, my very first giveaway will start tomorrow! So be sure to check back!
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