Hello and thank you to @britt_brooke your book arrived and it sounds like a great read. 📚📦📮🤗
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Hello and thank you to @britt_brooke your book arrived and it sounds like a great read. 📚📦📮🤗
#litsymail #litsyfriends #bookmail #readingbooks
Congratulations @kaysworld1 @Megabooks and @Macker11 ! Please send your mailing information to brittany.seibert@gmail.com and I will get these out in the next few days.
💛 Thanks a bunch for entering my #dollarscoregiveaway ! 💛
💥 GIVEAWAY REMINDER 💥
👋🏻 Free books over here. Y‘all. I have 5 copies of this brilliant novel. Don‘t you want to give one of these beauties a new home? Don‘t you trust me? 💁🏼♀️😆 If you‘ve read The Things They Carried, you‘ll appreciate this as well.
TO ENTER: Repost this photo with #dollarscoregiveaway and tag me.
Open to all. Winners announced Friday, September 20.
Thanks so much for the #dollarscoregiveaway @britt_brooke !! ❤️❤️ For more information on her generous share, head to her posts!
💥 GIVEAWAY 💥
Went to Dollar Tree for party supplies, came home with 6 copies of this brilliant Tim O‘Brien! I‘m keeping one for my collection (and eventual reread) and giving away 5. If you‘re interested, here‘s how to enter:
👉🏻 Repost this photo using the hashtag #dollarscoregiveaway and please tag me so I don‘t miss your entry.
Open to all Littens! Winners will be announced Friday, September 20. 💛
I picked up this 1978 reprint from the free shelf at work. Not sure how someone could let it go, but maybe it was a duplicate. In some ways, Cacciato is a first draft of the perfect and transcendent The Things They Carried but that only makes it more worthwhile. 4.5 🌟
Just noticed this #ebookdeal. This is such a great book, you guys. You know you want to snatch it up! #recommendsday
#bookssetinasia: Six important, excellent Vietnam War books. Two are fiction, 4 are non. I recommend them all. #somethingforsept
Thought I'd do a re-read and then I flipped this open and was instantly transported back 13 years, to when I met O'Brien at the Boston Public Library. I was madly in love with everything he published, but this ended up being my favorite.