What a great Summer. That award looks beautiful. Your book sounds amazing. Please include me in the drawing for the copy. My kids will be excited to know about God’s little botanist. Love your work. Keep going.
Thanks, Amy. The publisher says this book is for 8-12 yr olds, but many librarians have it in YA. So, perfect for your 13 yr old grandsons. You're in the drawing.
Thank you, Tina. My 10 year old granddaughter would like it as well! They heard you read Rice From Heaven several years ago in Iowa. They remember holding a bag of rice. It was a meaningful story time. Interesting your new book is about rice, too.
I’d love to win a copy even though I already own this book. It would be for my church library! Also, I didn’t know the book started as a picture book. I love that!
How exciting to receive this award (finally)! I'd love to have a copy--your facts are fascinating. I checked out The Princess and the Grain of Rice picture book yesterday, which I will review in the next few months in my newsletter.
Congrats, Tina! My kids and I love your PBs and would love to be entered in your MG giveaway! :)
Thanks, Jessica. You're entered!
What a great Summer. That award looks beautiful. Your book sounds amazing. Please include me in the drawing for the copy. My kids will be excited to know about God’s little botanist. Love your work. Keep going.
Thank you so much, Susana! You're in the drawing.
Congrats, Tina! I’m happy for you. I would love to give a copy of your book to my twin 13-year old grandsons. Is that your target age group?
Thanks, Amy. The publisher says this book is for 8-12 yr olds, but many librarians have it in YA. So, perfect for your 13 yr old grandsons. You're in the drawing.
Thank you, Tina. My 10 year old granddaughter would like it as well! They heard you read Rice From Heaven several years ago in Iowa. They remember holding a bag of rice. It was a meaningful story time. Interesting your new book is about rice, too.
Amy, my son just picked names out of the hat, and you won! I just emailed you.
I’d love to win a copy even though I already own this book. It would be for my church library! Also, I didn’t know the book started as a picture book. I love that!
Great idea, Rebecca. You're in the drawing. Yes, this story has morphed into soooo many things!
This is so exciting!! Congrats!!
Thanks so much, Marci!
How exciting to receive this award (finally)! I'd love to have a copy--your facts are fascinating. I checked out The Princess and the Grain of Rice picture book yesterday, which I will review in the next few months in my newsletter.
Thank you so much, Susan, and for also checking out Princess! You're in the drawing!
Congratulations to Amy Houts who won THE OTHER SIDE OF TOMORROW!