Books for Christmas!!

After posting for thirty-one days straight, I feel all talked out. Add a very full weekend on the heels of thirty-one days, and then add the fact that I now have time again to read other blogs, and there you have it. A quiet(ish) blogger. 

But...I don't want you to miss out on this, so I am taking a moment to share a fabulous new resource! 

If you have any children on your Christmas gift list, this FREE ebook will have something for you! Kristin, "book enthusiast and mom of 5" (and yes, my daughter...but that's not why I am recommending this ebook!), has compiled a list of excellent books that would make quality gifts for the children in your life. These books are tried-and-true, books that have been loved by one or all of Kristin's own children, and by Kristin herself. (Don't you think it's important for the reader - or giver - to love the book too?) 

Just before Kristin released her ebook, Ron and I were having a discussion about Christmas shopping. I was bemoaning the fact that I had not purchased a single gift so far. "Why don't we have a theme for gifts this year? Maybe it could be a book Christmas." True story. So I will be drawing inspiration from the ebook...although I will have to check to be sure that my grands don't already own the books we choose!

To download your own FREE copy of Books for Christmas:What to Buy the Young People in Your Life, click ~HERE~.

I'll be back on Saturday with a week's collection of photos. During the month of November, I am participating in Kati's third Photo-a-Day Challenge. I'll be taking my photos every day, but sharing them together in a weekly post. 

Here are the prompts...

A challenge like this causes me to look for new and different things to photograph, or even simply new and different ways to photograph those things. Try it! (You don't have to do every one...the rules are few and simple. Thanks, Kati!)