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Woohoo! Reader's Choice Week at BestReads is baaaack!
What is Reader's Choice Week?
It's become a popular semi-annual blog event that helps grow my TBR list . Instead of me reading and reviewing books, you get to choose titles you would like to win. Please note each day is genre specific so you can only submit books from that genre on that day. You can offer three suggestions per day but they need to be made in three separate posts. Looking forward to seeing your suggestions and adding to my TBR pile!
How does it work?
Today it's Amish Romance Giveaway day. To be entered in the draw just leave a comment below, including the title of the book in the Amish Romance genre -- Christian Fiction only please -- that you would like to win. Important: select only books with a February 2015 or earlier release date. If your name is drawn, I'll send you a copy of that book. Easy Peasy, right? And because I know how hard it is to pick only one book, you can enter this draw three different times with a different title each time. Just make sure each entry is in a different comment.
Remember:
Please remember to include your email, using AT and DOT instead of @ and . in the address to protect yourself from spammers. Draw will be held and winner announced on Sunday January 18 2013. Offer open to international readers.
Today it's Amish Romance Giveaway day. To be entered in the draw just leave a comment below, including the title of the book in the Amish Romance genre -- Christian Fiction only please -- that you would like to win. Important: select only books with a February 2015 or earlier release date. If your name is drawn, I'll send you a copy of that book. Easy Peasy, right? And because I know how hard it is to pick only one book, you can enter this draw three different times with a different title each time. Just make sure each entry is in a different comment.
Remember:
- Today is Amish Fiction day -- only Amish titles will be included in the draw
- You can enter up to three different titles BUT they must be done in three different comments. (makes it easier for me to tally)
- publishing date of books must be February 2015 or earlier.
Please remember to include your email, using AT and DOT instead of @ and . in the address to protect yourself from spammers. Draw will be held and winner announced on Sunday January 18 2013. Offer open to international readers.
What a sweet offer! My first pick comes out this Jan. 2015 and is called Huckleberry Spring by Jennifer Beckstrand. I have heard much about this author but haven't read any of her books!
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My 2nd pick would be Snowfall by Shelley Shepard Gray!
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The last one on my wishlist is Christmas at Rose Hill Farm by Suzanne Woods Fisher! Thx, Kav, for the opportunity!
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Great choices, Diana. I missed out on Christmas and Rose hIll Farm and Snowfall -- thanks for reminding me. Must add them to my wish list as well. Good luck!
DeleteHeh, am I writing a comment about the Amish romance? The world is going to end today or what :)
ReplyDeleteOK, my suggestion is The Matchmaker (Amish Classics #2) by Sarah Price, because it is a retelling of Jane Austen! :)
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I think I just felt the earth shutter, Janka. And you've given me a new author to try. I haven't read any Sarah Price. So thanks for adding to my wish list. Good luck.
DeleteYou must read The Matchmaker, Kav! Yours truly's endorsement is on the back cover!! You, too, Janka! Ok, carry on. lol
DeleteThank you, Diana!
DeleteI an going to say my first one Christmas at Rose Hill Farm by Susanna woods Fisher, second one is snowfall by Shellie shepherd Gray, and the 3rd on is huckleberry springs by Jennifer beck stand
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Oh and today's my birthday too 😊👍👏
OMGoodness, this is hard. I love Amish fiction. My first choice is:
ReplyDeleteMiriam's Secret (Land of Promise Book 1)
Feb 1, 2015
by Jerry S. Eicher
Forgot email. kmgervais(at)nycap(dot)rr(dot)com
DeleteThis is so hard! So many books to choose from. My second choice is:
ReplyDeleteThe Promise of Palm Grove: Amish Brides of Pinecraft, Book One
Jan 27, 2015
by Shelley Shepard Gray
What is the matter with me, forgot email again. kmgervais(at)nycap(dot)rr(dot)com
DeleteHad to flip a coin for my third choice:
ReplyDeleteThe Amish Clockmaker (The Men of Lancaster County)
February 1, 2015
by Mindy Starns Clark and Susan Meissner
and my email: kmgervais(at)nycap(dot)rr(dot)com
Squuuueeeeaaaallll! You gave me some new Amish reads for my list. The Amish Clockmaker and The Promise of Palm Grove -- how did I not know that Shelley Shepard Gray had a new series coming out? My Amish spidey senses must be skewed. Thanks, Karen, and good luck.
DeleteKav, my first choice is Murder Simply Brewed by Vanetta Chapman. Mystery plus romance it sounds like :)
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I would love to try Christmas at Rose Hill Farm, too, by Suzanne Woods Fisher.
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Sounds like Snowfall by Shelley Shepherd Gray must be a good choice, too, according to some of the other commenters so I'll go with that one, too! :)
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I missed out on Murder Simply Knit as well. Must add that to my list. Good luck with all of these, Cheryl.
DeleteMy #1: Murder Simply Brewed by Vanetta Chapman.
ReplyDeleteFun week, Kav!
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#2: Becoming Bea by Leslie Gould
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#3: The Amish Clockmaker by Mindy Starns Clark and Susan Meissner
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Oh --that Murder Simply Brewed is the first one in the series. How did I miss that? Great choices, Merry. Good luck.
DeleteMy first pick would be The Beekeeper's Son by Kelly Irvin. I love Kelly's amish writing.
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My second choice would be Huckleberry Hill by Jennifer Beckstrand because she is a new author to me and this looks like a good series.
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My third choice would be Rumspringa's Hope by Beth Shriver. Beth is a new author to me and the rumspringa theme is interesting. Thanks for this great giveaway Kav! Amish fiction is my favorite genre to read!
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Oh, thanks for reminding me about Rumspringa's Hope. It was on someone's best reads of 2014 -- Diana Flower, I think. Must get that one too. Good luck, Maryann.
DeleteYay! These are always so fun! I like looking at the other comments to get more book ideas too :)
ReplyDeleteThe Revealing by Suzanne Woods Fisher
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Adoring Addie by Leslie Gould
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Two great stories, Heidi. Good luck!
DeleteI'm way behind on my Beverly Lewis novels, I would add The Bridesmaid by Beverly Lewis to my list.
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A Season for Tending by Cindy Woodsmall is book one of another series I would love to start,
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You can't go wrong with those two authors, Patty. Good luck!
DeleteHidden Mercies by Serena B. Miller
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I haven't read that one either. If this keeps up I'll only be reading Amish all year. LOL. Good luck, Heidi.
DeleteOh wow, what fun, Kav! Great way to learn about new books out there!
ReplyDeleteI would like to read/win When Mercy Rains by Kim Vogel Sawyer.....love her books!
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I would like to read/win The Amish Blacksmith by Mindy Starns Clark and Susan Meissner......great series.
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I've heard great things about Kim Vogel Sawyer's book. Good luck, Jackie.
DeleteI feel this week is going to be very hard...
ReplyDeleteChoosing only three books for each category is SO hard :(
But I finally chose my three books for today.
So here it is:
My first book is Search in the Dark by Marta Perry.
I read my first book by her last year and want to read more :)
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Sorry the book title is Search the Dark...
DeleteMy second suggestion is A Miracle of Hope by Ruth Reid.
ReplyDeleteI think her series The Amish Wonders sounds so good ^_^
The second title came out this month :)
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Last but not least is An Unexpected Match by Gayle Roper.
ReplyDeleteThis one is the first book in a series and I think it sounds really good :)
Thanks again for the giveaways!
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Great choices, Samantha. I'm really interested in that Gayle Roper one too. I read another series by her and just loved them and realize now that I haven't read anything else by here. Definitely going on my wish list. Good luck!
DeleteHi Kav! Love these fun Reader Choice times! Here's my first choice:
ReplyDelete1) The Snow Globe by Laura V. Hilton
Brittany McEuen
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Here is another one on my wish list!
ReplyDelete2) First Impressions: An Amish Tale of Pride and Prejudice by Sarah Price
Brittany McEuen
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And last, but not least:
ReplyDelete3) A Dream of Home (Hearts of the Lancaster Grand Hotel Book 3) by Amy Clipston
Brittany McEuen
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There's another Sarah Price one. I've got to start reading those. Good luck, Brittany.
DeleteThank you, Kav!
ReplyDelete1) An Unexpected Match by Gayle Roper
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2) A Promise for Miriam
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Oops! By Vannetta Chapman
Delete3) A Wedding for Julia by Vannetta Chapman
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Oopsey, I missed A Wedding for Julia. that's going on my list too. Good luck, Amy.
DeleteI love reading everyone's selections during Reader's Choice Week! Thanks so much for these fun giveaways, Kav!!
ReplyDelete1. Anna's Crossing by Suzanne Woods Fisher
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2. An Amish Cradle by Beth Wiseman, Amy Clipston, Kathleen Fuller, and Vannetta Chapman
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3. The Beekeeper's Son by Kelly Irvin
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An Amish Cradle sounds awesome!!!!! Great choices, Britney. Good luck.
DeleteReader's Choice.....yay!!!!! I am going with The Bee Keeper's Son by Kelly Irvin.
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I am going with Anna's Crossing by Suzanne Woods Fisher.
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I am going with An Amish Cradle by Beth Wiseman, Amy Clipston, Kathleen Fuller, and Vannetta Chapman.
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I'm seeing repeat titles mentioned here....must get them all. Good luck, Melanie.
DeleteI've just recently started to really enjoy Amish Fiction.. that doesn't make my choice any easier!!!
ReplyDelete#1 - Adoring Addie by Leslie Gould
Shannah @ Faith * Love * Books
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#2 - Love Still Stands by Kelly Irvin
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#3 - A Time To Heal by Barbara Cameron
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You're right, Shannah. You have a lot of catching up to do. Great choices though. Good luck.
ReplyDelete#1 The Kissing Bridge by Tricia Goyer
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#2 Murder Tightly Knit by Vanetta Chapman
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#3 Wonderful Lonesome by Olivia Newport
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Awesome choices, rubynreba. Good luck!
DeleteThere are some great ones chosen! :) I think Historical and Amish are my most read genres so these two categories are excellent! :)
ReplyDelete"First Impressions: An Amish Tale Of Pride And Prejudice"
by Sarah Price
Date Released: 05/06/2014
~Amada
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Love Pride and Prejudice, Love Amish how could I go wrong!? ;)
or...
ReplyDelete"Murder Simply Brewed"
by Vannetta Chapman
Date Released: 03/25/2014
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or...
ReplyDelete"An Amish Garden"
by Beth Wiseman, Vannetta Chapman, Kathleen Fuller
Date Released: 03/18/2014
~Amada
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I really need to start reading Sarah Price. Good luck, Amada.
DeleteMe to! :) She's already got "Emma" in Amish setting coming in February and "Persuasion" is coming in June. I can't wait to see how many of Jane Austen's stories she'll pattern after. I'm waiting and wanting Sense and Sensibility! :) Mansfield Park would be good to!
DeleteI'm really enjoying the variety of Austen retellings available these days. You're spurred me on. I'm definitely getting Sarah Price books.
Delete1 Wonderful Lonesome
ReplyDeleteby Olivia Newport
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2 Promise to Cherish: A Novel
ReplyDeleteby Elizabeth Byler Younts
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3 Woman of Courage
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More books I don't have. I need to become a millionaire so I can afford all the books I want to read. Good luck, Deanna.
DeleteKav, I see how this is an awesome opportunity for you to find out about books you didn't know. But it's also great for us to find out about them :D While narrowing down my choices, I found a ton that I hadn't heard about before and added them to my TBR :)
ReplyDeleteBook 1: Somewhere to Belong by Judith Miller
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Book 2: The Wonder of Your Love by Beth Wiseman
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Book 3: His Love Endures Forever by Beth Wiseman
ReplyDeleteLove Judith Miller and you can't go wrong with Beth Wiseman's books. Good luck, Lieniitte.
DeleteForgot my email address again
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Yes! And Judith Miller is a new to be author! :)
Shadows of Lancaster County by Mindy Starns Clark
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Secrets of Harmony Grove by Mindy Starns Clark
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The Outcast by Jolina Petersheim
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