Thought you all might like to know how A Reader's Respite did on the Books for the Heart project, brought to you by 1 More Chapter.
Books we blew through from February 1-14th:
So at $10 a book, that's a check for $50 that's going out to the American Heart Association. Our cold, black heart is melting already.
Happy reading!
Way to go!
ReplyDeleteNice job Michele!
ReplyDeleteNicely done, dear.
ReplyDeletesay wha?!? Awesome.
ReplyDeleteWow! Five books in two weeks! That is amazing! And what a cool project!
ReplyDeleteI really want to read The Memorist one day! Sounds like a wonderful project too, great job!
ReplyDeleteThis is... wow. I wish I could have heard of this Books for the Heart project beforehand (though the floating hearts are a bit... much). I'll round up the books I read in that time anyways, though. A major hat tip.
ReplyDeleteI think 1 More Chapter is going to make this one an annual Valentine's event, which would be very nice!
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