If you win this giveaway, please choose one of my top ten picture books of 2013, or one of the following that I also loved this year.
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| This Is Our House by Hyewon Yum |
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| Dream Boats by Dan Bar-El and Kirsti Anne Wakelin |
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| Making Contact by Monica Kulling |
There are two ways to enter. One is a mandatory comment on the blog, telling me your favourite book of 2013, for kids or for adults (or dogs, I'm not picky!). The bonus entry is to like Perogies & Gyoza on Facebook.
Please use the Rafflecopter form below and do not enter personal contact information in the comments.
Good luck!
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Thanks for doing these. So great!
ReplyDeleteWell, I barely had any time to read any books this year, but I guess I'd pick the graphic novel Maus. (:
ReplyDeleteMy favorite books of 2013 would be This Man Confessed by Jodi Ellen Malpas...:) Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this fantastic giveaway! My favourite book of 2013 has to be 'The Bone Season' by Samantha Shannon.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite book this year was The One and Only Ivan. Cried like an idiot.
ReplyDeleteI really loved The Storm Whale by Benji Davies. Thank you for a great giveaway :)
ReplyDeleteMy daughter's favorite book of 2013 was Jilli, That's Silly!: A Story About Being a Girl by Christa Carpenter. I am far to indecisive to choose a book that would be my favorite.
ReplyDeleteOh gosh. My favorite picture book is a tough one! A recent favorite though is I Dare You Not to Yawn by Helene Boudreau. Very funny! And impossible for me not to yawn while reading it. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd it's Canadian too! So glad you mentioned this one, I just ordered it.
DeleteOur favourite book for 2013 was Christmas Tree Farm by Sandra Jordan, what a nice read :) thanks for all Heide
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite kid's book of 2013 was Frankenstein, a parody of Madeleine, done in the same art style/poem style, but with ghouls and monsters instead of little girls.
ReplyDeleteMr flux looks cool!!! Where do you get all these great books?! Fiona ;)
ReplyDeleteI found The day the crayons quit right at the end of 2013 and think its so cute even for adults to read
ReplyDeleteMy favourite is Baa Baa Smart Sheep. It's hilarious and very clever!
ReplyDeleteMy son's favourite picture book is No, David! and other books about David in the same series.
ReplyDeletehard choice! Ebi-kun is loving the Sir Cumfrance books at the moment and I discovered Half A Spoonful Of Rice when we were in Cambodia which is all about a child growing up under Pol Pot regime, just ordered it.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite was probably a Norwegian novel called Waffle Hearts
ReplyDeleteI was impressed with the ingenuity of a wordless children's picture book that I randomly came across in the local library here in Utsunomiya called Zoom: http://www.amazon.com/Zoom-Picture-Puffins-Istvan-Banyai/dp/0140557741. I thought it was ingenious and this New Year's holiday I saw a TV ad that seemed to have stolen the book's concept of zooming out. I recently re-read Black Beauty - trying to instill empathy for animals in my young son. I also want to say that Taro Gomi's books are great for those learning Japanese, and so clever and simple in illustrating concepts. http://www.amazon.com/Zoom-Picture-Puffins-Istvan-Banyai/dp/0140557741
ReplyDelete"A Little Book of Sloth", because: baby sloths. 'Nuff said.
ReplyDeleteWe enjoyed Two Little Bugs by the Sommersets. The way the pages were cut were so clever and the story appeals to adults too. We didn't have this book but a dear friend came over and read it to my kids. As for myself, I thought The Giver is brilliant.
ReplyDeleteWe loved reading the Giving Tree. :)
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