Celebrating International Book Giving Day: Free Book Giveaway!

Did you know that February 14th is not only Valentine’s Day? It also happens to be International Book Giving Day.

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What better way to say, “I love you” than giving a child a book they can cherish and read over and over again?

So, let’s all show a little book love!

In the spirit of this special day, my author pals and I are dedicating this blog hop to the love of books and offering a fabulous Book Giveaway Extravaganza.

Please have a read and then enter our free giveaway for a chance to win autographed books by some awesome authors.

What Exactly is International Book Giving Day?

The goal of this wonderful day celebrated worldwide is to give as many children as possible the delightful gift of a free book.

The special day provides an opportunity to help a child learn about the joy of reading, offer an exciting journey to another place or time, and provide educational and inspirational opportunities.

After all, the magic of a book can inspire, educate, and entertain children – sometimes all at the same time.

International Book Giving Day encourages all of us to give a book to a friend or family member or donate a gently used book to a local library, hospital or shelter, or to an organization that distributes used books to children in need internationally.

For more information and a list of non-profit organizations that give away books to children year-round, click here.

WIN A FREE BOOK! 

girl reading bookIn honor of this wonderful day, my fellow author friends and I are participating in a book giveaway. We are giving away 14 signed copies of our children and young adult books as well as four free eBooks from February 1 to 15, 2017.

Click here for your chance to win a FREE autographed book for your child, grandchild, niece, nephew, or win a book to donate to a library or organization of your choice.

Terms and Conditions: There is NO purchase necessary to enter or win. Winners will be randomly drawn through the Rafflecopter widget within 48 hours and notified by email once the giveaway ends. The winners will then have 72 hours to respond. If the winner(s) do not respond within 72 hours, a new winner(s) will be chosen. This giveaway is open to all who live in and outside of the US. However, there are several sponsors of this giveaway who live both domestic and international. Print books are available only for domestic country of author origin; eBooks offered outside author’s country of origin at their discretion.

Another Freebie: Click here for free download printable bookmarks that winners can use with books you win from our giveaway or to tuck into books you plan to give away in celebration of International Book Giving Day.

A big thank-you for stopping by! For more International Book Giving Day reading, visit the #Gr8blogs below. And don’t forget to enter the Rafflecopter giveaway for your chance to win autographed copies by some amazing authors!

Carmela Dutra: A Blog for Your Thoughts

Rosie Russell: Kid Lit Blog

Tracy Bryan: Children’s Author

Sandra Bennett: Author

JD Holiday: Writers Blog

James Milson: Writing & Things

Cat Michael: Cat’s Corner

Corrina Holyoake: Venturing Into the Unknown

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juliegorges

Julie A. Gorges is the author of two young adult novels, Just Call Me Goody Two Shoes and Time to Cast Away and co-author of Residential Steel Design and Construction published by McGraw Hill. In addition, hundreds of her articles and short stories have been published in national and regional magazines, and she received three journalism awards from the Washington Newspaper Publishers Association while working as a newspaper reporter. Julie currently lives in southern California with her husband, Scott, and has two grown children and three grandchildren.

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12 Responses

  1. Tracy Bryan says:

    Great page and thanks for the bookmarks!

  2. Hi Julie! Happy International Book Giving Day!
    Love the bookmarks! Thank you!

    Rosie

  3. Hi Julie, good luck with spreading the love of books. Hope you get a great response. 🙂

  4. Cat Michaels says:

    “…the magic of a book can inspire, educate, and entertain children – sometimes all at the same time.” True dat, Julie-:D

  5. Carmela says:

    This is such an awesome day, I wish everyday individuals worked hard to get books into the hands of kids. Love how said books provides an opportunity to help a child learn about the joy of reading, offer an exciting journey to another place or time, and provide educational and inspirational opportunities.

    After all, the magic of a book can inspire, educate, and entertain children – sometimes all at the same time.

  6. JD Holiday says:

    Great post, Julie! ~JD

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