Yeah so.. the Great Monday Give has arrived again. I know I just gave one of these away, but here is an almost brand new copy, scored for a song, sitting on my desk and I feel it is my duty to pass it along! One of my personal all time faves... The Country Bunny and the Little Gold Shoes. You know the drill. Simply comment on this post before Sunday ~ November 15 ~ midnight to be entered to win. The following morning, a winner will be announced and all will be right with the world.And now... the winner of last week's give... an awesome copy of A Hatful of Seuss is Diandra Mae. Congrats, congrats. Send me an e-mail at webe(at)soon(dot)com and I'll get it out to you in a few days. Cheers and stayed tuned for more Ungerer in 30 minutes or so!
This would be lovely to win!
ReplyDeleteI haven't read this in ages--but I remember loving it as a girl!
ReplyDeleteWe would love to add this gem to our library. Thanks for the opportunity!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, how I love Marjorie Flack!
ReplyDeleteEaster in November. Edgy. But I like it.
ReplyDeleteMy kids love this book! We've checked it out from the library many times so having our own copy would be so nice. Fingers crossed!
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I have a vivid memory of reading this book with my sister at my Aunt's house when we were little. It was a summer night and we had a stack of books that we were reading with a flashlight because we were supposed to be sleeping. I would love to have a copy for my babies.
ReplyDeleteI remember reading this book!
ReplyDeleteMy kids would love this book--thanks for the chance! :)
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of this, but am so interested after reading your summary.
ReplyDeleteLove it, love it, love it. But, alas, my sister has our old copy!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely book. Marjorie Flack is one of my favorites!
ReplyDeleteI love the illustration style :-)
ReplyDeleteThis has been on my wish list for two years!
ReplyDeleteOh! Please! I would like it so much. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you!
I'd love a copy.
ReplyDeletethis book would be a wonderful addition to our newborn's nursery (dob: 10.31.09) that is already filled with all kinds of bunnies!
ReplyDeleteCountry Bunny, pick me!
ReplyDeleteI've never read this one, but it looks great! I hope I can share it with my son soon!
ReplyDeleteI belong to a group called Ready Readers of St. Louis. We read to at-risk kids in Head Start Programs in the inner city, ages 3-5. Most new books are irrelevant to them. They don't know any farm animals or what noises they make; never saw Knuffle Bunny's laundromat, and wouldn't give a mouse a cookie, if they had one, which they usually don't. But the vintage books work for them. Their lives are still back there where it takes courage to deal with an ogre - probably on a daily basis. My great quest is for my own Tall Book of Make Believe, now painfully expensive, but until I find one I will continue to follow your blog for ideas to read to my 40 favorite kids who have never had a book, and some have never turned a page. Thanks for providing a resource I really treasure.
ReplyDeleteI loved this book, the long journey, the dark night, the gold shoes. Living in Tokyo now, and writing a children's book. Would love the inspiration! (I can get someone at home in the U.S. to mail it to me) ;)
ReplyDeleteI haven't even heard of this, and after reading your comments about it, I'm delighted to have been introduced to another great title.
ReplyDeleteI don't remember this one! Yay! I'd love a copy!
ReplyDeletehi... thanks for the chance...
ReplyDeleteThis looks lovely - my daughter would love it!
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And we posted about it at Winning Readings: http://winningreadings.blogspot.com/2009/11/title-country-bunny-and-little-gold.html
I would love to be entered in your draw. Thanks.
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I'd love the chance to win this book.
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pippirose59 at gmail dot com
Ooooh! This is just perfect. I'd love to win. Or find one if I don't, which reminds me, I have to stop reading your blog, the wishlist is growing something fierce. But I won't, it's all too yummy.
ReplyDeleteOh, pick me please! We love bunnies -- and your blog! Thank you! :D
ReplyDeleteThis would be a great book to win
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I would love to win this book!
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Sarah Emmerson
I would love to win this for my grandson! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw the cover of this book, I got a happy feeling of familiarity, however I don't actually remember the book. I'd love to win it and see if in fact, I do remember the story. I'm sure my kids would love it too!
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