Absolutely lovely to have A Boy Named Rabbit shared on #BetweenTheLines for #FridayBookShare Cathy is always so encouraging! Hope you’ll check it out, and spread the word. THANKS!
#FridayBookShare ~ an excellent idea created by Shelley Wilson.
With the weekend approaching it’s the perfect time to seek out new books to read, so Shelley created a Friday Book Share game to help search for that ideal read.
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That’s a fun Friday feature and great to see your book featured there. I’ve been hearing wonderful things about A Boy Named Rabbit and look forward to reading it!
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It IS a fun feature, and I’m looking forward to finding the time to take part, as well. Oh, I do hope you enjoy meeting Rabbit! He’s got a special place in my heart, for sure.
My son thinks it’s vastly amusing to call my first book Wake-Wobbin Widge, and when Rabbit came out, his only comment was, “Ooooh, the Wascally Wabbit of Wake-Wobbin Widge!” Well, of course, for weeks I couldn’t even say the title of my own book correctly, so now I have to warn audiences that I might mispronounce it, thanks to my idjit kid. (Ha. He’s 45!) 😀 You’ll notice no words start with R in the title of Harbinger, though it did mess up our pretty title font a bit. 😀
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LOL! Sounds like your son has a fun sense of humor 🙂
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“Wicked” would be a better description, I think. Especially if it’s aimed at me. 😀 But I’m usually laughing too hard to whap him over the head, much as he might deserve it!
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Started reading Rabbit last night – loving it.
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Aw, so glad you are enjoying it. And I promise, it’s not as scary as WRR, honest. But if you cry easily, you might want a box of Kleenex nearby. I’ve heard Rabbit makes some people pretty teary, here and there. 😥 Hope you continue to enjoy it. And thanks for letting me know.
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Fab post and review. Looking forward to getting into this one too Marcia. 🙂
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Hope you’ll enjoy it, Deb. Rabbit’s a pretty special little boy. You won’t have to keep the lights on to read, but you might oughtta have a box of Kleenex nearby. Just sayin’………….
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Why am I not surprised???? 🙂 I already knew if Mac and Sarah are in there, it may be a blubbering read. I just love heartwarming stories. ❤
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Mac and Sarah are rank amateurs compared to Little Rabbit. 😥 😥 😥 But I promise, he’ll make you laugh, too. 😀
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Well I’m looking forward to the read. I just have to read a few other promised books before I can eagerly get back to your series, but I definitely will! 🙂
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