What is Children’s Book Week?
Established in 1919, Children’s Book Week is the longest-running literacy initiative in the country. Each year, books for young people and the joy of reading are feted for a full week with author and illustrator appearances, storytelling, parties, and other book-related events at schools, libraries, bookstores, museums, and homes from coast to coast!
For more information please visit: http://www.bookweekonline.com/
Celebrate & Promote Children’s Book Week by taking part in The Children’s Book Week Giveaway Hop.
How can you participate? You can participate by entering to win a signed paperback copy of “The Super Spies and the Cat Lady Killer”!! 🙂
How do you enter? You can enter up to six times. You enter by either tweeting about the Super Spies series or posting it on Facebook and copying the tweet or post in the comment section below. You can also tweet or post about the Children’s Book Week Giveaway too! Just remember to copy the tweet or post in the comment section. You can also leave a comment telling me one of your favorite books that you read as a child! 🙂
I will e-mail the winners on the 20th. 🙂
You can also enter giveaways on other blogs by clicking on the book in the upper right hand corner and then clicking each link that you see listed, or check out the blog list below!
Here’s the covers and blurbs of my books:
“The Super Spies and the Cat Lady Killer”
This book opens in a small town in Michigan where fifteen-year-old Sarah Cole is stuck spending the summer at her Aunt and Uncle’s with her sister, Lacey. She’s not happy with the situation until she befriends a girl named Jackie. The three girls stumble upon the ruthless murder of a reclusive neighborhood woman. One of the officers investigating the crime believes the girls are responsible for her death. Fearing that this officer will frame them for the murder, the girls organize their own detective squad. They become the Super Spies and start their own fact-finding mission. The Super Spies can’t understand why anyone would want to murder the “Cat Lady” until they start digging into her past and discover a horrible crime that happened thirty years ago. They uncover a connection between the two crimes and attempt to bring this information to the police, only to be reprimanded for meddling in the inquest. Not only are the girls upset by the admonition, but they also struggle with the fact that their exuberant investigating could provide a legal loophole allowing the killer to go free. To make matters worse, the police don’t even believe them. Frustrated by this turn of events, the Super Spies realize it’s up to them to snare the Cat Lady killer, or die trying…
“The Super Spies and the High School Bomber”
This book opens in a small town in Michigan where Sarah and her sister Lacey are now living with their Aunt and Uncle. Still reeling from the fact her parents have disappeared, Sarah starts the school year with her new friend Jackie Jenkins. When Sarah learns the school has been bombed, she’s filled with dread. Uncle Walt is a teacher, and he was in the school when the bomb exploded. Taking matters into her own hands, Sarah decides to search for him. The rest of the Super Spies are right behind her. When a fireman chases them away from the school, Sarah becomes suspicious. She decides to investigate. The FBI arrives on the scene. Sarah realizes this bombing could have even bigger implications. Searching for the bombers, Sarah is introduced to the world of terrorism. She fears that the bombing and her parents’ disappearance are connected and terrorists are involved. To make matters worse, the bombers are determined to finish the job. Can the Super Spies find the bombers before it’s too late?
Thanks for participating! 🙂
Check out the other Blogs that are hosting giveaways too!
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Wishing you all the best with the Hop, Lisa! Spread the good news! Have a fab week! Cheers!
Thanks for stopping by Sharon! 🙂
This isn’t about books I read as a child but rather one that I read to my daughter while she was ill. I loved the book and had loads of fun reading it to her. It’s called Tuesdays At The Castle by Jessica Day George. I also had fun reading the Petal Pushers book series by Catherine Daly to her, though that’s definitely more of a girlie book series and is probably geared more toward middle-schoolers.
Thanks for stopping by Heather and sharing your thoughts! You are entered into the contest! 🙂
One of my favorite books was called Bunny Blue. I also liked Bedtime for Frances.
Thanks for stopping by tfs93! I’ve got you entered into the giveaway! 🙂
Thank you for participating in the Chidrens Book Week Giveaway, Your book The Super SPies and the Cat Lady Killer sound very interesting. I bet my pre teen granddaughter would love to read it..
Thanks for stopping by Dorothy! I bet your Granddaughter would love to read it too! I’ve gotten rave reviews from girls between the ages of 8-16. 🙂 Thanks again Dorothy! I appreciate your kind words. 🙂
shared giveaway on facebook! https://www.facebook.com/nicole.krutz.1/posts/145562178961189
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Awesome! I’ve got you entered into the giveaway. Once for the share and once for telling us what your favorite books were! 🙂 Thanks for stopping by! 🙂
my favorite books when i was younger were the sweet valley high series!
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Thanks for stopping by Nicole! I’ve got you entered into the giveaway twice! 🙂
One of my favorite books was Black Beauty. In fact the first “novel” I wrote in 7th grade was suspiciously similar to that story. Best wishes..
Thanks for stopping by J.Q. Rose! I’ve got you entered into the giveaway! 🙂
One of my favorite books was Junie B Jones. 🙂
Thanks for stopping by Thorton! You’ve been entered into the giveaway! Good luck! 🙂
In middle grades, I read Nancy Drew, but when younger I enjoyed the normal fairy tale stories. Thanks for joining this hop!
You’re welcome! Thanks for stopping by and entering my giveaway! 🙂
Cherry Ames, Student Nurse.
Holy cow! I remember those! We must be in the same age bracket! 🙂 Thanks for stopping by Linda! You’ve been entered into the giveaway! 🙂 Good luck!
Cherry Ames, yes! I’ve been trying to remember that series. Thank you!!
Thanks for stopping by J.Q. Rose! That was an awesome series wasn’t it! Brings back memories! 🙂
I loved reading Where The Sidewalk Ends
Thanks for sharing your favorite book with us Katrina! You have been entered into the giveaway once here. 🙂
Thanks for tweeting about the giveaway! You’ve been entered into the giveaway a second time! 🙂
Shared on FB @ https://www.facebook.com/KinomiyaMichiru/posts/10151703526313825
Fave book as a child was Charlotte’s Web by E.B. White
Thanks for stopping by Holly Letson. You’ve been entered twice! Once for the share and once for telling us your favorite book! Good luck!
shared on fb
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Thanks for stopping by Dave and for sharing on facebook! You’ve been entered in the giveaway!
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