Just A Little Giveaway

Greetings of love from me to you,
faithful friends and followers!
How are you on this beautiful Wednesday?
Well, I hope.

Today I have a sweet little giveaway just for you.
Madison Meadows, the author of Introducing Beebo,
contacted me a few weeks ago and graciously offered my readers 
a chance to win one of her books.
And not only will one of you win this charming book,
but you will receive a signed copy!




Introducing Beebo is a precious story about a little bear
who learns the importance of being responsible
and getting things done in an orderly fashion.
Little Beebo might not enjoy having to clean his room before playtime,
but in the end he learns that being responsible leads to happiness
and a job well done is always a wonderful reward.

While this is a children's book it is a book that the entire family can enjoy.
I believe there are lessons throughout the story that all of us can learn from.
In fact, my 9-year-old son enjoyed reading this book to himself
and has done so several times.
Introducing Beebo is the perfect story for grandparents to read to their grandchildren
and for parents to read to their children.
And may I just say the illustrations of Beebo and his mother are darling!
You can't help but smile when reading this book.

This giveaway is open to everyone!
It does not matter whether you have a blog or not,
or whether you live in the states or another country,
please feel free to enter your name.

Simply leave a comment
and I will announce the winner 
next Wednesday, August 23rd.

You can find Introducing Beebo on Amazon.
Click HERE to read more about the book 
and to purchase a copy for yourself.

You can also find it on BAM! Books-A-Million.

I want to thank Madison Meadows for allowing me to read this sweet book
and for being so generous to my readers by offering a copy to give away.
I know whoever wins will be richly blessed by Introducing Beebo.

Have a splendid day, friends!
Love and hugs to you!

***Please note that the links I shared are not affiliate links.***

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