Seeing Cinderella and Funky Sock Giveaway!

Last week I took time off with my family for a “staycation.” Best. Decision. Ever. We spent the week drinking hot chocolate, ice skating (never doing that again), watching movies in our pajamas, and basically just getting the chance to spend time together in a way that our busy schedules don’t usually allow.

It’s been a great start toJenny Lundquist Seeing Cinderella Book Blog Contest 330 Pixels the holiday season, and to celebrate, I’m giving away an ARC (advance reviewer copy) of Seeing Cinderella, and, since I love my cover so much, a pair of funky socks!

The Contest: To enter the contest, pick a number in between 1-225 (the number of pages in Seeing Cinderella) and leave it in a comment below. I’ll reply with a line from that page of the book and enter you in the contest. Comments will be open until midnight 12/4 PST and I’ll announce the winner on 12/5. International entries are welcome.

(The page number inspiration came from the wonderful Sarah Prineas, thanks Sarah!)

Also, if you’re not sick of me yet, Vicky at Books, Biscuits, & Tea reviewed Seeing Cinderella a couple weeks ago. You can check it out here.

Good luck!

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  4. Ryan pg 144: In image-conscious middle school Ellen was pure gold, and I felt like less than a dirty penny.
    (And I agree, you’d look great in them. They’re totally you!)

    Shannon pg 21: I took my glasses off and rubbed my eyes, certain I was headed for the loony bin.

  5. I’m tempted to say page 205, but I fear reading something from the end. How about page 176? Whether or not I win, I’m excited to get this book for my little sister. 🙂

  13. Page 225 – even though I never read the last page until the end 🙂 Loved the review and can’t wait for the book(s) as I have a daughter, nieces, a grandniece and a granddaughter to buy them for. When does the next book come out?

  15. Marsha, hmmm you would choose the last page :0) Pg 225: But I told him I’m not ready for that.

    Taryn pg 16: “Outta the way, Curly,” said a boy who’d smacked into my shoulder.

  18. Jen, Pg 35: Now that she’d found Stacy the Golden Girl, it was like she’d forgotten about me completely.
    Ana, Pg 7: “But alas, your vision is impaired. We shall have to find a suitable solution. I’m afraid you require reading glasses.”

  22. Glad you like the contest format! Picking out the most resonant line from each page is fun, isn’t it?

    And your book! Were we all Callie? Except for the red hair yes–totally. It sounds wonderful.

    I choose lucky number 37.

  26. Chamera, Pg 156: “I suppose there are those who see, and those who do not want to see.”
    Nikki, Pg 11: He opened the black case and held up what had to be the ugliest glasses in the entire world.
    Laura, Pg 47: What if my glasses had other super freaky powers I hadn’t discovered yet?

    Sarah- Thanks so much for the idea (and for letting us apocalypsies steal it!). You. Are. Awesome. Pg 37: And my super freaky magic glasses showed me she was a total liar.

    Jenny, Pg. 15: My hand closed around my glasses case and I figured if there was ever a moment when I needed to see clearly, this was it.

  28. Liz, Pg 105: So there I stood looking six-years-old, while Ellen and Stacy looked like middle school models.
    Stephanie, Pg 92: There were hushed whispers on the other line, and a bubbling laugh I was sure belonged to Stacy.

  30. Mikel, Pg 196: I hugged the glass slippers to my chest; they felt slippery in my sweaty hands.
    Nancy, Pg 137: “Hey, Princess Four Eyes, could use a little help here,” Raven said, grabbing trash off the ground.

  32. What a fun interactive way to have a giveaway! I choose page 115, I’m excited as I have a niece in mind, this would be perfect for. Thank you for sharing!!

  36. Nichole, Pg 81: They looked like thousands of diamonds twinkling against black velvet.
    Lori, Pg 115: I wished I could’ve put on my glasses and found out the truth.

    Amy- I was hoping someone would pick page one! Here is the very first line: Once there was a girl with hair the color of dead leaves, teeth the size of piano keys, freckles as big as polka dots, and eyes that couldn’t see squat.

    Heather, Pg 133: “I think you would be a good Cinderella.”

      1. Arrghh! Sorry about that. Let’s try that again, Pg 112: Maybe in the hallways of Pacificview I was just the frizzy-haired girl with freckles and ugly glasses. But in my room, I was the Queen.

    1. Wendy- Don’t age me prematurely! I’m still a young 35YO (until Feb). Thanks-Hope all is well in your world. Pg 36: Super Freaky Glasses Rule#3 Most people tell little white lies.

    1. Page 48: Because the Prince, other than thinking Cinderella was totally hot (and that her glasses were totally not), didn’t have a whole lot going on upstairs, if you know what I mean.

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