For the March Book Giveaway, I prowled the shelves of Old Saratoga Books and came up with a copy of an interesting-looking novel, "In My Sister's Country" by Lise Haines (NY: Blue Hen Books, 2002), about a seventeen-year-old girl, Molly, who is orphaned and must go live with her older sister. It is described on the front jacket flap as "a beautifully wrought and wrenching account of sibling rivalry, family betrayal, and repressed grief".
To receive this free book in the mail all you have to do is leave a comment below by midnight (Eastern Standard Time), March 31st, 2009 and I will randomly pick a winner after that time.
Good luck to all!
19 comments:
Please count me in.
I love the book cover. Looks like it would be a good one. Please enter me.
ayancey(at)dishmail(dot)net
The cover is kind of spooky looking to me, but the description is interesting. Please enter me!
This sounds like an interesting book..can i join?
katch05 at gmail dot com
Please enter me in this drawing. I would like to read this one.
This sounds like a book I would enjoy.
I've never heard of this book before, but it sounds good. I'd love a chane to read it thanks!
I'd like this! :)
This sounds good! Thank you for the chance to win it!
Carol M
mittens0831 AT aol.com
Cool! Count me in.
forevermayyourun@yahoo.com
sounds like a great read thanks for the giveaway
looks interesting
Sounds like a moving story - I'd love to read it. asthenight at gmail dot com
Love to have this.
Thanks,
darkfyre1(at)gmail(dot)com
The book sounds like it would be interesting and have some good character development in it.
I was excited to win last month and am not entering this month (since I had previously won)...just wanted to leave a commnet to say it was a pleasant surprise to get that book in the mail, Rachel.
Good luck to the rest of you! I think winning a book is one of the best surprises!
I love to discover new authors I haven't read and this book sounds like something I would be interested in. Thank you for the chance to win!
I would love the chance to read this book. Sounds and looks like a great book!
Thanks so much!
dbkagrayson2002 at gmail dot com
This sounds really interesting...I'm in!
Thanks!
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