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Happy May Day! The Winners Are…
Gemma won Unraveling Anne Cynthia won American Dervish Beth won Wisconsin Vintage Gardens Laurel won EntreLeadership Lynne won Wealth Cure Diane C. won The Iguana Tree Anna B. won This Life is in Your Hands Carrie won Foodtrients
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TLC Presents: FoodTrients Review and Free Giveaway
FoodTrients by Grace O Release date: 2011 (hardcover) Synopsis(from Amazon): Health professionals agree: by following an anti-aging plan- eating nutrient-rich food, exercising, managing your weight, and leading a generally healthy lifestyle-you may add as many as 10 to 20 years to your lifespan. … Continue reading
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Literary Links: April 27
photo credit: © Salim Photography/ www.salimphoto.com Teens who love Hunger Games should try reading… Interview with John Grisham Best Lincoln biographies 2011 Banned Books Best Backlist Book Award Most Frequently Shoplifted Books Contemporary Southern writers you should be reading
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TLC Presents: This Life Is In Your Hands Review and Free Giveaway
This Life Is In Your Hands by Melissa Coleman Release date: 2012 (paperback) / 321 pages Synopsis(from Amazon): In the fall of 1968, Melissa Coleman’s parents pack their VW truck and set out to forge a new existence on a rugged coastal homestead. … Continue reading
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TLC Presents: The Iguana Tree Review and Free Giveaway
The Iguana Treeby Michel Stone Release date: 2012 (paperback) / 224 pages Synopsis(from Amazon): Set amid the perils of illegal border crossings, The Iguana Tree is the suspenseful saga of Lilia and Hector, who separately make their way from Mexico into the United States, … Continue reading
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