The Coolest Book Game In All Of Book Game History

Today as I was reading a new book, I stumbled upon one of the funniest sentences that I'd ever read. Not only was it funny because of the words themselves, but knowing the context added to that, at least for me.

And that got me to thinking, wouldn't it be fun to post silly book quotes every week and have people guess the names of the books that they came from?

And then I thought, that would be an awesome game for my blog.

So that's exactly what I'm going to do. And at the end of the month, the person with the most book points will win a 10$ gift card to Barnes and Noble. And in the event of a tie, I will put names in a hat and have one of my children draw one out. (Fancy, I know. We're high tech around here)

So if you're interested in playing, below is the 1st quote.

"Sometimes I think that if I had to choose between an ear of corn or making love to a woman, I'd choose the ear of corn."

The title of the book and next week's quote will be announced on Wenesday.

Cheers and Happy Reading!

A Song to Honor My Mama Followers

Happy Mother's Day, Mothers!

Mother's Day Mice

Sometimes being the youngest child (or mouse) can be really hard, especially when you have two older siblings who know exactly what to do for Mother's Day.

When youngest mouse sets off to find the perfect gift for Mother Mouse, he learns that a gift from the heart can mean so much more.

In this tale, Youngest Mouse wishes to do the impossible-take some honeysuckle from the cottage in the woods. But with cat on guard, it may prove too difficult for a little mouse to do.

Will Youngest Mouse be able to find his mother a special Mother's day gift, or will he have to share a gift with his brothers?

To find out the answer to this and more, read Mother's Day Mice, by Eve Bunting and Jan Brett-a perfect story for Mother's Day.

NaPiBoWriWee

Love Picture Books? Wanna flex your writing muscles and have a blast, maybe even win a prize or two?

Follow the link and enter Paula Yoo's NaPiBoWriWee, which is short for National Picture Book Writing Week-a delightful picture book version of NaNoWriMo.


http://paulayoo.com/napi/?p=11#more-11

Although I'm not personally entering this year due to being sick, I wanted to make sure that you all knew about this wonderful opportunity to network with other writers.

Good Luck & Happy Writing!