hey, everyone! just stopping by for a quick memo.
are you interested in winning a prize pack of three books? well, stop by The Undercover Book Lover by Oct. 15 and enter to win one of four great prize packs!!
but, fair warning, i call dibs on the Awesome Pack.
; )
good luck! and let the Hungry for HarperTeen contest begin!!
Showing posts with label contest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label contest. Show all posts
Monday, September 27, 2010
Thursday, August 19, 2010
TAHEREH IS HOSTING A CONTEST
the title is self-explanatory. if you haven't already, hurryhurryhurry to check out Tahereh's contest and enter to win $100 for books!!!! ends SUNDAY. THIS SUNDAY.
don't miss out!
don't miss out!
Thursday, August 5, 2010
an impromptu post
so this is one of those impromptu posts i mentioned yesterday...
Theresa Milton at Substitute Teacher's Saga brought up a really important topic over on her blog today.
in her words:
"All this talk about writers having a platform, but there are more important uses for platforms than promoting ourselves."
"When someone has a rare disease, big pharmaceutical companies don’t target finding cures or even treatments for them. The NIH doesn’t fund grant to target cancers that affect a small population. If you were a parent and your child had a rare disease, how would you feel?"
"But my husband’s friend refuses to be helpless. He founded: http://cureasps.org/. And he uses the money he’s raised to fund two scientists at Dana Farber."
and what is Theresa doing about this? well, holding a contest, naturally. if you're interested (and really, why wouldn't you be?) please stop by her blog for more info. (link is at the top of the article). even if donating isn't something you are able to do or feel comfortable doing, you can always help spread the word. what better cause is there?
you can make a difference.
it'll only take a few minutes of your time.
Theresa Milton at Substitute Teacher's Saga brought up a really important topic over on her blog today.
in her words:
"All this talk about writers having a platform, but there are more important uses for platforms than promoting ourselves."
"When someone has a rare disease, big pharmaceutical companies don’t target finding cures or even treatments for them. The NIH doesn’t fund grant to target cancers that affect a small population. If you were a parent and your child had a rare disease, how would you feel?"
"But my husband’s friend refuses to be helpless. He founded: http://cureasps.org/. And he uses the money he’s raised to fund two scientists at Dana Farber."
and what is Theresa doing about this? well, holding a contest, naturally. if you're interested (and really, why wouldn't you be?) please stop by her blog for more info. (link is at the top of the article). even if donating isn't something you are able to do or feel comfortable doing, you can always help spread the word. what better cause is there?
you can make a difference.
it'll only take a few minutes of your time.
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