Monday, November 30, 2009

Two Snowflakes Giveaway

It's no secret that twins are special! Jennifer Miller's new book, "Two Snowflakes" explores the good and bad things about being a twin from a child's perspective. This was a must-read for our family and is a fun book even if you don't have twins in your house.
"Two Snowflakes" is a children's story about two identical snowflakes and two identical twin girls. We all remember the old saying about no two snowflakes being exactly alike, but have you ever thought about no two identical twins being exactly alike? It's a common misconception that identical twins will always share the same interests, or even look exactly the same. This adorable story addresses the feelings that twins may have when they look the same and how others see them as individuals.

I've been blessed to have two sets of identical twins but I have no idea what it feels like to be a twin. My twin girls are 3 and a half and are just starting to understand that they share a special bond. They really enjoyed reading this book and I'm sure that, even at their young age, they could relate to the story. My older singleton boys now have a little better understanding of what their siblings may feel when people confuse them or think they are the same. This book was a real teaching tool in our house.
Winter is upon us and there's no better time to surprise your child with this adorable snowflake story. If you have twins, or know of a family with twins, this book is the perfect holiday gift! You can find "Two Snowflakes" on Amazon.com or on Jennifer Miller's website.
Right now you also have a special chance to win a copy of "Two Snowflakes." To enter, leave a comment below. For additional entries you may blog or tweet about this giveaway. Leave a link to your blog post or tweet below. One entry per comment. This giveaway ends on December 10, 2009.

GIVEAWAY CLOSED! Congrats to Anna (comment #9) who won a copy of "Two Snowflakes!"

This is not a compensated review. I did receive 2 free copies of the book to review and give away.

9 comments:

  1. Sounds like a sweet story. I'd love to win.

    TaraTheSpaz@aol.com

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  2. I would love to win Heather! Not that my twins are in any way identical but they do get quite a bit of attention. I'll never pass up a *free* book, either. ;)

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  3. I would love to win this book! I think my daughter would enjoy it. Thanks!

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  4. I'd love to win. It sounds like a fun story.

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  5. I tweeted: http://twitter.com/mamajourney/status/6255177733

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  6. I think this would be a fun book to read to my little girl since she has older twin brothers!

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  7. I would love to win this for my two little grandsons. Thanks for the giveaway.
    eswright18 at gmail dot com

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  8. I would love to win this book for my daughter, she would like it a lot.

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  9. This looks like a great story and I like the message. Thank you.

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