Monday, January 18, 2010
Book Giveaway - Counting the Cost by Liz Adair

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Win your free copy of Counting the Cost by Liz Adair.
Must be a follower of the blog to enter.
1 entry for sharing why you do or don't enjoy researching genealogy (I keep telling myself I need to do it but never find or make the time)
2 entries for sharing the current giveaway on Twitter or Facebook (please provide a link)
4 entries for posting about the current giveaway or the month-long contest on your personal blog or putting it on your sidebar. If you post about the overall contest, please let me know which book you'd like your extra entries put towards. (please provide a link)
Please include an e-mail address or other contact info.
Contest closes February 2nd.
Contest open to residents of U.S. and Canada.
Wednesday we'll be giving away, Methods of Madness, by Stephanie Black.
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I tweeted your giveaway but don't know how to provide the link. @dianeestrella
ReplyDeleteThanks for another great giveaway. I hate the winter blahs!
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I am a follower of the blog. I am loving the cover! It looks so intriguing. Thanks for the chance. bekki1820cb at gmail
ReplyDeleteVery compelling! I do have an interest in genealogy, but all of my immediate family is gone. It's hard to relive the loss. Also, I only got to meet my father twice in my life. I have very little information about his family.
ReplyDeletePlease enter my name in the drawing. I am a U.S. resident and follower.
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I want to do genealogy, I just don't seem to be able to make it a priority. Shame on me. Maybe this book will motivate me.
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ReplyDeleteI really enjoy geneology. My life as a child was so complicated and I have lost touch with most family. In doing some searching I have found many in my family that surprises me. I am a cousin to Jesse James. Isn't that wild!
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Jesse James? That is amazing. I'm sure fun tidbits like that make genealogy more fun.
ReplyDeleteDestrella - to provide the link you just click on the address at the top of your internet page, hit copy and then paste it where you need. Thanks for spreading the word!
I don't do genealogy for the reason that most people do. I want to know what happened in their time period. What sort of house they lived in and what they did every day. What they wore, where they went, and why they did some of the things they did.
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I haven't spent a lot of time actually doing geneology, but I have researched a lot of family stories. History fascinates me, and I especially love to learn about my ancestors's lives.
ReplyDeleteI love geneology but like you, I lack the time.
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Thanks!
Thanks for the entries. I think the other thing I lack is patience, so sometimes genealogy frustrates me.
ReplyDeleteGeanalogy is so tough for me because I really need to do it, but I hit so many roadblocks. All of my family is from Guatemala and there are such few resources. I don't think I can go any farther than I have.
ReplyDeleteI love the seasoned women at church who wisely say, "There is a time and season for everything. And for mothers of young children, it is your time to raise them. After they are raised, it is your time to concentrate on genealogy." So, right now I'm basking in the season of raising children. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Cami!
I love doing family History. I get to find out the amazing ansestors that i have. I also find out the not so amazing ones but they make me who i am. It is so exciting to learn ther stories.
ReplyDeleteIntested in geneaology, but too tired after chasing kids all day to do anything about it.
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I'm right with you, Robyn and Heidi. But I have enjoyed lately teaching my boys about some of my ancestors, makes a fun family night (for me at least).
ReplyDeleteMarcia,
I'm so sorry. That must be terribly frustrating. I pray something new opens up for you and your family soon.
Would love to win this book. Please enter me. I am a follower. I have never researched genealogy. I think it would be fascinating to do so though.
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I am a follower, I enjoy researching family history, learning all I can about where I have come from. Like I have relatives going waaaaay back that were Penn. dutch (Amish)- pretty neat to know! Please enter me. :)
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My first love is my family. 2nd is reading. 3rd is family history. All take up time and keep me busy. I love each one.
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I love every Liz Adair book I've read! This one look just as good an the others. Thanks for the opportunity to win a copy.
ReplyDeleteI have been a Family History Consultant several times and have enjoyed it. I am a bit lazy about my own family because so many relatives are working on it, but have helped on my husband's line. What a joy to find someone you have been searching for!
I like reading stories about my ansestors. Family History comes alive when you know more abt. them. I use to love doing family history a fews years ago. Now I'm busy and interested in other things.
ReplyDeleteIf I win this book it will go to my Mom, she's a member of Daughter Of Utah Pioneers.
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ReplyDeletethis book sounds so interesting.
Please add me to the contest.
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Thank you for the chance to win-I am a follower! I wish I had taken the time to ask my dad so many questions about his family while he was alive. Don't put off until tomorrow, what you can do today! wrestlermom2 at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteI enjoy reading books about geneology. I have always been intrigued about my ancestors: their names, where they lived, how many kids they had, etc.
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Thanks for all the entries. I'll pick a winner soon.
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