A Recap of This Week’s Back-to-School Book Giveaways
- Leave a comment on my review of Wendy Skinner’s Life With Gifted Children: Infinity and Zebra Stripes before midnight, Sunday, September 4th, for a chance to receive a free paperback copy.
- Leave a comment on yesterday’s Everyday Intensity post before midnight, Saturday, September 3rd, for a chance to receive the four-book series, Challenging Units for Gifted Learners, by Kenneth Smith.
- Leave a comment on Tuesday’s book review before midnight, Friday, September 2nd, for a chance to receive a free copy of the newly revised and updated Gifted Teen Survival Guide, by Judy Galbraith and Jim Delisle.
- Become a follower of a fun group blog I’m a part of, Writing Up an Appetite, for a chance to win three books (one novel and two food-related titles).
- And, finally, leave comment on this post before the end of tomorrow for a chance to win a paperback copy of my new historical novel for children, Oscar’s Gift.
Here’s hoping to hear from you!
Thanks for the links.
A great collection of giveaways. Thanks for reminding us about them all.
There are so few historical novels for children. Thanks for writing this!
What a happy find!
3 (thousand) cheers for the Internet!
I’ve been wondering lately just HOW did people get things done before the internet?!?
This is a great way to expose people to new ideas and blogs. If you’re gifted and/or are the parent of a gifted child, you can’t read enough. Thanks!
Great giveaways. Thanks!!
Thanks, I’m always looking for new insight!
Love these opportunities!
I would like to be in the running! Have just started home-schooling my twice-exceptional fourth grader 🙂
My boys and I are great fans of historical novels so I cannot wait to get my hands on yours!
Thank you for all you do. I have been following your achievements for years and love all of your books. We are an on again off again homeschooling family of two profoundly gifted boys (on…homeschooling now) and I pass on your books to new families every chance I get. Keep up the good work.
I can’t wait to read Oscar’s Gift. Thank you for the opportunity!!