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You know how it is. We’re all so busy during the warmer months that it’s almost a relief when it’s finally winter. We allow ourselves to hibernate a little. Cuddling under a blanket with a good book seems like the only right thing to do. I’m a bit of a book hoarder, much to my husband’s chagrin. Even though there are several unread books on my shelf, I can’t help looking for cozy winter reads on My Reader Rewards. If you’re not a member yet, click here to join (it’s free) plus start with 25 points!
I’m giving one lucky reader 75 points to spend on a Cozy Winter Read at My Reader Rewards. Here are some of the eligible books available at the time of this post. If you win and your choice isn’t available at the end of the giveaway, you will need to choose another title that is 75 points or less.
Here are some of the book options with links to the book’s goodreads page. There are several more! I’ve included many in the Amazon carousel at the bottom of the post, but they might show up in different formats.
Skip Rock Shallows by Jan Watson
The Outcast by Jolina Petersheim
Spirit of the Springtime by Maureen Lang
Lead Me Home by Amy Sorrells
On Shifting Sand by Allison Pittman
Where Treasure Hides by Johnnie Alexander
Honor by Lyn Cote
Which book would you enjoy reading? To enter the giveaway, visit the form below. It’s open to readers ages 18+ in the US; void where prohibited by law. Good luck! The cozy winter reads giveaway ends 1/15/18.
The Outcast is what I’d choose.
I would love to read The Outcast. Jolina is a a very talented author.
I’d like the oucast! It would be a gift for my grandma.
You are a sweetheart! So very nice of you to think of your Gramma. Mine are both in Heaven.
I would like to read the book, LEAD ME HOME.
I can always get some kind uplifting or spiritual messages out of these books.
I think I would like the Outcast, I’m always interested in books about Mennonite or Amish communities
I agree, Marianna. I just redeemed another bunch of points for this one. Check back for my review!
I’d like On Shifting Sand. It sounds like Nola has an interesting (for the reader) personal journey.
On Shifting Sand…I’d like to read more about the Dust Bowl period.
Outcast sounds really good,reading about the Amish is very interesting to me.
I really would like to read Outcast, I visit Amish county every few years
I would love to read Honor! I believe my daughter would enjoy this book also.
The Outcast, I’d like to read that
I think I would like Skip Rock Shallows the best. This series has such wonderful godly characters and the story line is great. The female main character being a doctor is an interesting twist and one I think I would enjoy. It looks like a sensitive and sincere story.
I’d like to read Lead Me Home. It sounds interesting.
I lile outcast
I’d like to read The Outcast
I would like to read the Outcast
I would like to read Lead me Home, sounds amazing!
I like the time period of Where Treasure Hides.
I would like to read Outcast.
I would enjoy The Outcast by Jolina Petersheim because I enjoy reading Amish/Mennonite fiction books!
Where Treasures Hide because England is my dream trip
I would want to read The Outcast. I have an ebook copy but I’d prefer a print copy.
The Outcast sounds very interesting to me. 😉
I think I would enjoy The Outcast.
From these titles, I’d like to read Where Treasure Hides.
I would like to read “The Outcast.”