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Showing posts with label woolly wotnots. Show all posts

Tuesday, 10 November 2009

The Book of Tomorrow Arrived Today



I am such a lucky duck. Indeed I am. Recently I won a giveaway hosted by Katharine of Woolly Wotnots fame and the prize was The Book of Tomorrow written by Cecelia Ahern.

Thank you Katharine! The book has such a sparkly enticing cover and I cannot wait to start reading the story.

Tuesday, 27 October 2009

I Love Books


Last week I entered into Woolly Wotnots’ Book Club Giveaway for Cecilia Ahern's The Book of Tomorrow. Then just this morning I discovered that I am to be the proud owner of this book.

Is not the cover pretty? Just imagine the wonderful magic that fills the pages within waiting to be read.

If you are an avid book reader and enjoy discussing books with others, why not visit and join the Woolly Wotnots Book Club.


Sunday, 18 October 2009

Woolly Wotnots Giveaway


Do you like to read? Of course you do — that's why you are in blog land. Well I've got some juicy news for you…

Woollywotnots Sunday Book Club are hosting a lovely giveaway, to win a copy of Cecelia Ahern's published book The Book of Tomorrow. To find out more about this giveaway simply follow this link… http://woollywotnots.wordpress.com/2009/10/18/sunday-bookclub-giveawaythe-book-of-tomorrow/

Wednesday, 16 September 2009

I ♥ Japan

Today I have the warm fuzzies. You know that lovely feeling in the pit of stomach, when you've eaten something lovely or someone has said something nice about you? Well, in this instance it is because I received a lovely email from Katharine of Woolly Wotnots fame...

Dear Melissa,
Today, I received a most wonderful surprise. I couldn't believe it. Your very generous and most amazing pay it forward parcel arrived today.
Thank you so so much.
I was absolutely overwhelmed by what you had made me. You are so kind. So much work and care.
I love love love the Japanese dolls.
How did you know I like so much, Japanese things? :)
I've really been interested in Japan culture, ever since reading Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Holden. Have you read the book? I recommend it as a top read.
The presentation with the compartments is so sweet and I love the little carpet they sit on and all the individual hair styles. They look fantastic.
I will treasure your gift forever.
It is so unique and special.
Thank you also for the zine and the little cute notebook.
I have enjoyed reading your zine and I'm going to think of something special for the notebook - perhaps some special poems.
Thank you again.
You're so lovely and kind.
Cheerio,
Katharine




Katharine, I am so please that you like the pay it forward gift. May the rest of your day be as lovely.