The Freedom Giveaway

I have another awesome giveaway event for all of you.  This one is being put on by Simply Stacie and I Am A Reader, Not A Writer and is called the Freedom Giveaway.  There are a total of 215 blogs involved in this event and each is holding their own giveaway.  Though I can't talk about each and every one of these sites on this post, I do want to post about a few of them.  I will mention that Stacie is giving away $50 Amazon Gift Card, and Kathy (aka Reader) is giving away a $10 Amazon Gift card OR a book from the Book Depository worth up to $10.  Here are a few of the other blogs joining up in this giveaway event.

Marcia Lynn McClure Fans is giving away a copy of this author's latest book called, Sudden Storms.  I'm not a huge romance novel fan, but this one sounds pretty good.

Truly Bookish is giving away 2 books--Born At Midnight by C.C. Hunter and Nailed by Jennifer Laurens.

One A Day Y.A. is giving away a copy of the Young Adult novel, Flying Blind by Deborah Cooke.

Miranda Hardy is giving away a $15 gift card to Barnes & Noble, and so is A.G. Wright.

Taming The Bookshelf is giving away winner's choice of a $20 Amazon OR Barnes & Noble gift card.  For those outside of the US, she'll be giving away a $20 purchase through The Book Depository.

Heather from Acting Balance is giving away a $15 gift certificate/card to Amazon, Barnes & Noble, OR The Book Depository.

Reflections of a Bookaholic is giving away a $15 certificate to either Amazon.com OR  The Book Depository.

Makobi Scribe is giving away a $50 Amazon Gift Card.

Linda's Lunacy is giving away a $25 Amazon gift card.

Confessions of a Bookaholic is giving away a copy of Supernaturally by Kiersten White OR Forever by Maggie Stiefvater OR Wolfsbane by Andrea Cremer.  The winner's choice will be provided by The Book Depository.

Still Blonde After All These Years is giving 1 winner a total of 11 books---a prize worth over $250.00.

The Flashlight Reader is giving away 3 books--Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson (signed), Trapped by Marc Aronson, and David by Mary Hoffman.