Episode 18 is our 2007 Holiday Gift Guide. We discuss our suggestions for books, music, and movies for all members of your family. Sheila presents a large number of titles for children of all ages as well. Don’t forget to send your nominations for the Whitney Awards (www.whitneyawards.com) before the end of the year. Happy Holidays!
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Join us in episode 17 as we discuss The Candy Shop War by Brandon Mull and The Wednesday Letters by Jason F. Wright. Don’t forget to submit your nominations for the Whitney Awards at www.whitneyawards.com.
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In Episode 16, we discuss the highly popular Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer. Visit her website at http://www.stepheniemeyer.com to learn more. This episode contains spoilers. The contest for the Shandra Covington mystery series by Jeff Savage ends on November 10, 2007. Hurry and get those entries sent in! Visit the website at www.ldswomensbookreview.com for details.
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In Episode 15, we discuss Peter and the Starcatchers and Peter and the Shadow Thieves by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson. We are testing our new microphones so listen for our impromptu singalong! We are still accepting entries for our contest to win copies of Jeff Savage’s Shandra Covington Mystery series! Check our website at www.ldswomensbookreview.com for details!
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In Episode 14, Michele Paige Holmes, author of Counting Stars, joins us in a discussion of her novel. We also introduced a new contest to win copies of Jeff Savage’s Shandra Covington Mystery series. Listen to this podcast and check the website to find out how you can win!
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In this episode, Rob Wells joins us to announce the new Whitney Awards program and even participates in our discussion of I Am A Mother by Jane Clayson Johnson.
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