Last year, I did a review and giveaway for the book "Three Times The Love," a story about raising triplet boys with autism. I loved this book and am happy to have another givaway on my blog for it. This time, the giveaway will be for the paperback version of the book and there will be three winners. Each winner will get one copy. You must live in the US to enter. This giveaway begins March 9, 2010 and ends March 26, 2010.
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15 comments:
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I would love to read this book as I have worked with many preschoolers with autism and this continues to be an interest
As a mom of an autistic son - I would love to read the book!
I would give this to my sister - she is a teacher of children with autism.
I am a email follower of your blog.
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I would keep it for myself. I have a autistic son, that has many other problems.
debp
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I teach and this would be great djackson1958@hotmail.com
I would donate this to our small library.
erma.hurtt@sbcglobal.net
My friends son was recently diagnosed with Autism, I would give this to her.
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For my neighbor who has a child with autism!
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I would give this book to myself because I have a son with autism. Would be a great book to read.
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I would keep this as it sounds like an interesting book
I subscribed by email.
I would give this to my friend because he works with autistic children.
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