
As promised, it’s Wednesday and I am giving away children’s books (up to $20 to spend on children’s books on Amazon!) to two of my lucky readers. Each Wednesday through August, I’ll be doing this giveaway. It’s just my way of encouraging all of you to spend time each week reading with a child and sharing the love of books with them.

This week, I’ve been reading It Looked Like Spilt Milk with the kids. It’s a cute book that has various shaped white pictures that resemble an object. It will say something like, “It looked like spilt milk, but it wasn’t. What was it?” In the end, it tells them that they are all clouds. The kids got a big kick out of the ending and it seems to have shown them a whole new world to what they see in the sky when we are driving around. Later this week, I plan on taking them out on a picnic and then seeing if they’ll tell me anything they think they see in the clouds. I remember doing this with my parents when I was little.
This is just one of the many books that we have been reading together this week.
How This Giveaway Works
There will be two winners. Each winner gets to spend up to $20 on Amazon selecting children’s books. The winners can pick more than one book, just as long as the total value is $20 or less. The items must be in stock and ship free with Amazon Prime. I thought it would be fun to let the winner’s pick their own books than to choose a specific book to giveaway each week. Since Amazon has the 4-for-3 promotion on a lot of their books, several of the past winners have been able to get 5-6 books for their kids when they win!
If this sounds like something you’d like to win, make sure you enter!
HERE’S HOW TO ENTER
NOTE: Beneath this posting is the word “Comments.” This is where you’ll put your entries. Only entries on this posting will be counted.
1) To enter the giveaway, leave me a comment letting me know what book you are reading to your kids/ a child this week.
After that, here are other ways to enter: (Please, make sure that you submit extra comments if you do these.)
2) Subscribe to my email newsletter or RSS Feed and leave a separate comment letting me know you have done this. If you are already subscribed, thank you and make sure you leave a 2nd comment letting me know.
3) Follow me on Twitter and leave a separate comment letting me know you have done this. If you are already following, thank you and make sure you leave a 3rd comment letting me know.
4) Blog/Tweet about the giveaway. Make sure you come back and leave a separate extra comment letting me know that you’ve done this.
There are a total of 4 entries per person! (Please be sure to leave separate entries for each one.)
Entry is open to US residents only through 11:59PM CST on Sunday, July 25, 2010. Winners will be chosen using random.org and contacted by email. If you’re the winner, you’ll have only 48 hours to respond or an alternate will be chosen.














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Grandson is 2 he loves the Brown Bear book. It really is helping him learn his colors….
My son is 2 so we are reading all the Level 1 books we can find. We just got done reading Wonder Pets Save the Egg.
Right now we are reading Chuck Gets to work. My almost two year old is suddenly obsessed with all things trucks!
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This week it has been Chicka Chicka Boom Boom! One of my favorite books to read and my son loves listening to me read it with all the silly words and rhymes!
We’re currently reading Baby Bear, Baby Bear, What Do You See? and Dinosaurs After Dark.
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I have 4 kids all at different reading levels, what a blessing this would be if we won it!! Good luck to all who enter!
This week I have been reading The Big Counting Book & My Body parts book to my 18month old.
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Reading to my Grandkids Green Eggs and Ham.
Llama Llama Red Pajama and the other Llama books!
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My grandaughter loves Skippyjon Jones. She wants to read them over and over.
My received a fabulous personalized book for his birthday that explains the sounds of the letters in his name. That is what we are reading this week!
We are reading all about Fire Trucks this week!
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I don’t have any kids of my own, but I am a teacher and I am gearing up for another school year. As I’ve been organizing my classroom library, I have come across a lot of favorites of my students. They LOVE Magic Tree House books, as well as Diary of a Wimpy Kid!
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My 9 year old daughter is reading Ramona the Brave and is really excited about the opening of the new Ramona and Beezus movie tomorrow.
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My son loves the I Spy books – they are so fun and really good for comprehension skills. This week we’ve been working our way through one about Pirate ships!
I am reading Stand Tall Molly Lou Melon to nieces this week.
My daughter is reading Riding Freedom.
My daughter, 4, is currently reading Pa Grape’s Shapes (VeggieTales) and Green Eggs and Ham.
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We’re reading If You Were Born A Kitten.
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We just read The Berenstain Bears Go Out to Eat. We love the BB!
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We read a lot of books by Sandra Boynton!
Right now my daughter is really into the Arthur books
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Rainbow magic fairy books
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it’s Thomas the Tank Engine for us this week!
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We went to the library this past week and checked out some books- my son really likes one called Splash.
We are reading The Houseboat Mystery (from the Boxcar Children series).
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This week (and nearly every week) my 21 month old and I take turns “reading” to each other from his favorite author – Richard Scarry. His current favorites are “Cars and Trucks and Things That Go!” and “The BEST Storybook Ever.”
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