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I think it is about time to do another giveaway around here! I have a great giveaway for all of you Mothers out there but you don’t have to be a Mother to win this prize, you just have to have a Mom to win!
Each winner will receive a five amazing books. Here is the list of books:

Miracles of Motherhood: Prayers and Poems For a New Mother Popular author and speaker June Cotner serves up another generous helping of the uplifting inspiration that readers have come to love and cherish in her previous anthologies. She offers sustenance for a young mother’s soul with carefully arranged prayers, spiritual poetry, and reflections to bring them comfort, inspiration, and joy. It is the perfect gift book for mothers as they contemplate the meaning of motherhood and celebrate one of the most important rites of passage for women–a life-altering, incomparable experience that presents both tremendous challenges and rewards. MIRACLES OF MOTHERHOOD offers encouragement and support for mothers where they need it most–the heart

Odd Mom Out By Jane Porter
Advertising executive Marta Zinsser is no poster child for her wealthy Seattle suburb-and nothing could please her more. This former New Yorker wears combat boots, not Manolos, and drives a righteous Harley hog instead of a Mercedes SUV. Now she’s launching her own agency in this land of the Microsoft elite, even though her ten-year-old daughter wishes she’d put on a sweater set and just be normal.
Can this ex-urbanite remain uniquely herself without alienating the inner circle of smug, cookie-cutter executive wives? And when push comes to shove, can she stop being the proud odd mom out and take a chance at something frighteningly-and tantalizingly-new?

Mommy Grace By Sheila Schuller Coleman
In Mommy Grace: Erasing Mommy Guilt, Sheila Schuller Coleman offers overwhelmed moms short but emotive stories of authentic motherhood from her own and others’ experiences-foibles and all-and offers comfort by showing how God makes up for human weakness with His own strength.
Because Sheila shares lessons learned the hard way by real moms rather than giving difficult instructions for better mothering, readers will leave the book feeling encouraged rather than lectured.
For every mom who feels she’s not quite up to the colossal job of parenting, MOMMY GRACE is full of hope and compassion
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Beginner’s Greek By James Collins
Is love at first sight possible or just an old-fashioned romantic idea? And what if, to further complicate things, you meet the love of your life and then lose her phone number? Then what if, after the impossible happens and you find her again, she’s now about to marry a roguish lothario who is also your best friend?

The Road Home By Rose Tremain
In the wake of factory closings and his beloved wife’s death, Lev makes his way from Eastern Europe to London, seeking work to support his mother and his little daughter. After a spell of homelessness, he finds a job in the kitchen of a posh restaurant and a room in the house of an appealing Irishman who has already lost his family. However constricted his life in England remains, he compensates by daydreaming of home, by having an affair with a younger restaurant worker, and by trading gossip and ambitions via cell phone with his hilarious friend Rudi, who, dreaming of the wealthy West, lives largely for his battered Chevrolet.
Homesickness dogs Lev, not only for nostalgic reasons, but because he doesn’t belong, body or soul, to his new country–but can he really go home again? Rose Tremain’s prodigious talents as a prose writer are on full display in THE ROAD HOME, and her novel never loses sight of what is truly important in the lives we lead.

How would you like to win and treat yourself to a little librabry of books worth over $80.00 perfect for every Mom, Grandmother or Mom-to-be? I have THREE sets to giveaway.
I like simple giveaways so here are the rules:
CONTEST NOW CLOSEDTo enter, leave a comment on this post telling me which book you would read first

Extra Entries: (Leave a separate comment for each one!)
-Follow me on Twitter AND tweet this giveaway. Comment with a link to your tweet. (You can do this daily!)
-Stumble this blog (not this post) and leave your user name.
-Blog about this giveaway and leave a link to it.
-Favorite this blog on Technorati

Contest ends May 30th at midnight EST.
Winners will be chosen at random. Open to U.S. and Canada residents only.
Good luck!

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91 Responses to “Mother’s Day Giveaway”

  1. Pam Says:

    I think I would read “Odd Mom Out” first - it sounds funny and lighthearted.

  2. homemom3 Says:

    I always read two books at a time so I’m going with Beginner’s Greek and Odd Mom Out. What a great package to giveaway. My kids are out for the summer before the end of May so this would be perfect timing.

  3. Belinda Says:

    I would love to read Miracles of Motherhood! Thanks : )

  4. MJ Says:

    I’d read Odd Mom Out first, that one looks great!

  5. Julie Says:

    This is an awesome giveaway. I think “Miracles of Motherhood” sounds very inspiring.

  6. Dianad Says:

    I would read the Road Home first by Rose Tremain. This is a wonderful giveaway and I thank-you for having it.

  7. Tammy Says:

    I would probably read “The Road Home” first.

  8. Kim Says:

    I’d read this first: Odd Mom Out By Jane Porter looks good!

  9. Cee Says:

    Definitely Mommy Grace — as a first time mother, that book really sounds like something that I would love! Thank you for the giveaway!

  10. Shelly Says:

    I would read Odd Mom Out By Jane Porter first - that is how I often feel!

  11. Shelly Says:

    tweeted - http://twitter.com/phxbne/status/1739949350

  12. Donna Flynn Says:

    I’d read Miracles of Motherhood first as I’m always looking for inspiration and motivation for first time mothers, as a parent educator.

  13. Chris Says:

    I would definitely read Odd Mom Out first, followed by either Beginner’s Greek or The Road Home.

  14. Donnetta Says:

    I would read Mommy grace first. I have a gifted but very challenging three year old.

  15. Elizabeth Sprague Says:

    I’d read Odd Mom Out first…. I think :) They all look very interesting and I’d love to read them all!

  16. Elizabeth Sprague Says:

    I Stumbled this site ElizabethSigns

  17. Elizabeth Sprague Says:

    Couldn’t find you on Twitter, but I did Tweet the giveaway. @ElizabethSigns http://twitter.com/ElizabethSigns/status/1740719540

  18. Elizabeth Sprague Says:

    I blogged this giveaway http://babysignswithelizabeth.blogspot.com/2009/04/may-giveaways.html

  19. emily l Says:

    Mommy Grace. I really need to read that.

  20. judy brittle Says:

    The Road Home sounds really good. I would read that first. Thank you!

  21. Melissa Says:

    I think I would start out with Beginner’s Greek By James Collins - although they all look like good reads.

  22. Melissa Says:

    I blogged you giveaway on my site :)

  23. Kandi Says:

    I would read Mommy Grace first. It is only by his Grace that I can do anything and it would be great to hear stories from other Mom’s dealing with the same issues. Thanks for the giveaway.

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  25. Michele P. Says:

    I would read Odd Mom Out first! Thanks for the opportunity to win these books!

    micaela6955 at msn dot com

  26. Emily Horne Says:

    I would read The Road Home By Rose Tremain first

  27. Elizabeth Sprague Says:

    Found you on Twitter and Twittered this contest again on 5/13 http://twitter.com/ElizabethSigns/status/1785748382
    pdxbabysigns at gmail dot com

  28. bridget3420 Says:

    Odd Mom Out would be my first read.

  29. Wanda Says:

    The first book I would read is Odd Mom Out By Jane Porter because it seems a little different from what I normally read and I’m curious.

  30. Renee G Says:

    I would read Odd Mom Out first. I enjoy Jane Porter’s books.

    rsgrandinetti(at)yahoo(dot)com

  31. Barb W. Says:

    I would read Odd Mom Out first just because I love the title! I think we’ve all felt like that at one time or another.

    Thanks so much for the chance to win this great collection!

  32. Jo Says:

    I would read Mommy grace first
    jceko77@yahoo.com

  33. Pamela S Says:

    I’d read “Odd Mom Out” first. Sounds like a fun summer read.

    I would like to win these books to read some of them myself and to share some of them with my niece who is pregnant and entering motherhood. Thanks so much!!

    pamelashockley(AT)netscape(DOT)net

  34. Kristen Says:

    would read Odd Mom out.

  35. Kim Says:

    I’d read Odd Mom Out - looks good

  36. Priscila Says:

    I need some comedy so I would start reading odd mom out first.

  37. Jessica Says:

    I would read Mommy Grace By Sheila Schuller Coleman first. It sounds really good. thanks so much!

  38. Shauna Says:

    Please count me in! I would l♥ve to read these books! Thanks for the chance! tryingtostaycalm@gmail.com

  39. Nicole Says:

    I would probably read ‘The Road Home’ first. Thanks!

  40. kmfhee Says:

    I’d read Odd Mom Out By Jane Porter first. Sounds like my kind of mom!

  41. DEBIJOT Says:

    I would read The Road Home first.

  42. Shannon Says:

    I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to read Mommy Grace By Sheila Schuller Coleman. Sounds like something I could use these days! Inspiritation! :)

  43. Crystal P Says:

    I would read Mommy Grace first!

  44. Crystal P Says:

    I tweeted!
    http://twitter.com/glittercinnamon

  45. Stacie Haight Connerty Says:

    Odd Mom Out sounds like a book that I would love.

  46. Liana Says:

    I would read Miracles of Motherhood. I’m the mother of a six month old little girl. So the mom thing is all new to me.

  47. Carlene Says:

    Please include me in your giveaway. The first book I would read would be Odd Mom OUt by Jane Porter. I love Jane Porter’s Books.
    Thanks
    Carlene

  48. gaby317 Says:

    These all look so good! I would likely start by reading Odd Mom Out - a fun read!

    Thanks so much!

    gaby317nyc AT gmail DOT com

  49. Cheryl S. Says:

    I’d probably read “Odd Mom Out” first.

    Thanks for the great giveaway!
    megalon22[at]yahoo[dot]com

  50. Nancye Davis Says:

    I would read Mommy Grace first because I like short stories that are encouraging.

  51. Ashley Says:

    I would definitely read Miracles of Motherhood first!

  52. Jennifer Says:

    All would be great to read. Maybe I’ll start with Odd Mom Out.

  53. scarlett Says:

    I would read Odd mom out first because it sounds like it would be an entertaining read

  54. Yvonne Butler Says:

    I would probably read The Road Home by Rose Tremain, first. I’m a reader and would love to win these books.

  55. Cher Says:

    Odd Mom Out.

  56. Cher Says:

    Faved you on my technorati.

  57. Benita Says:

    I would read June Cotner’s Miracles of Motherhood. I love the prayers and poems that she carefully selects for each of her publications. They are truly inspirational. Also, I’ve had the great honor of being published in her book entitled, Wedding Blessings.

  58. Esther Zimmerman Says:

    I would read “Miracles of Motherhood….” first…

  59. Esther Zimmerman Says:

    I added you as a favorite on technorati!

  60. Christine Womack Says:

    I would read “Mommy Grace” first.

    Thank you,

    womackcm@sbcglobal.net

  61. Laura Says:

    I would read The Road Home first :)

    lavery328@yahoo.com

  62. RobynL Says:

    I’d read Miracle of Motherhood b/c I love poems and the prayers would be neat to read.

    yourstrulee(at)sasktel(dot)net

  63. Margaret Says:

    I’d read Odd Mom Out first because it speaks to me :-)

  64. Betty Says:

    I’d read The Road Home first.

  65. Betty Says:

    faved you on technorati

  66. SECAVEN Says:

    my choice is….. “beginners greek”.

  67. Karin A Says:

    “The Road Home” would be my choice.

  68. ikkinlala Says:

    I’d read The Road Home first.

  69. Aura Says:

    Miracles of Motherhood sounds right up my alley

  70. Janet F Says:

    I would read The Road Home By Rose Tremain first.

    Thank you!

    janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com

  71. Janet F Says:

    I follow and I sent a tweet:
    http://twitter.com/Janetfaye/status/1946033210

    janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com

  72. Janet F Says:

    I blogged:
    http://grammyjanetsplace.blogspot.com/2009/05/may-giveaways.html

    janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com

  73. ilja Says:

    The book i would read first is the Beginner’s Greek By James Collins.
    This look’s like a very interesting book to read!

    iljaze (at) gmail (dot) com

  74. Heather S Says:

    I’d read Miracles of Motherhood!

  75. veedee Says:

    Miracles of Motherhood — because I have a teenager!!!!

  76. Cindi Says:

    I would read “The Road Home” first!
    Thanks, Cindi

  77. Donna Says:

    I would read the Road Home first.

  78. Sara M Says:

    The Road Home sparks my interest.

  79. Paula H Says:

    I would read “Mommy Grace”.

  80. Keitha Says:

    I think i would read miricals or motherhood first! Thanks

  81. renee Says:

    I’d read Odd Mom Out because I can relate!

  82. Aaron Says:

    First read — THE ROAD HOME

  83. lisa Says:

    I think I’d read Odd Mom Out first.
    iluvchrisnlevi@aol.com

  84. Amanda Michalik Says:

    I would read Beginners Greek first! domanda3@gmail.com

  85. Kelly Says:

    I would read Odd Mom Out first.

  86. Erin Cunningham Says:

    I would read Beginner’s Greek first - I’m in the mood for an easy summer romance

  87. Erin Cunningham Says:

    I blogged about this giveaway here: http://canadiangiveaways.blogspot.com/2009/05/parenting-our-children-mommy-books.html

  88. Erin Cunningham Says:

    Faved on technorati (canadiangiveaways)

  89. Erin Walsh Says:

    I would start with “Beginner’s Greek”

    I’m in the mood for a love story.

  90. Erin Walsh Says:

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