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Mini version: I halved the recipe, which made two small ones like this. One I kept raw in the fridge- shown above- and the other I cooked for the next day! |
The first pile of books...I dare not tell you how many dozens I have gotten since! Read my reviews here |
![]() (BLOGGING FOR BOOKS) A variety of books Print and Ebooks Joining this program is quite simple. As is the process of entering your review links, and requesting your next book. Since I originally wrote this article, Blogging for Books has expanded their inventory and now offers dozens of books from Penguin Random House! Because I love cooking, I have been able to choose over a dozen cookbooks so far from them! I do want to say that they have been restricting my request options since I don't have an e-reader. And they don't have as many Christian book options as the other sites.
Christian and Catholic literature
Print and Ebooks
Christian books published by Thomas Nelson publishers.
Bloggers get free books- signing up is very easy; you give your blog address where you will be posting the reviews. This is the easiest site to request books on, as well as to send in your review since you just post the links to your review on their website....and they have had a large variety of not only e-book, but also print books available in the past! I have enjoyed and kept most of the books which I chose from them.
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Christian literature
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Although the literature is older than 2014 (big deal, right?) there are hundreds of books to choose from! Actually one of my favourite sites. I've loved most of the books chosen from here. Sign up so you can start browsing!
Christian (primarily Reformed) literature
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This is one of my favourite programs because they offer literature from publishers I trust, including Reformation Heritage books! Their process is simple as well, but you have to make sure you are a part of their email mailing list as that is how they notify you about upcoming book tours!
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Christian books
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I know I'm listing quite a few groups so far...but this really is one of my very favourites! They host blog tours which means they send you emails with available books and you sign up to get the book, read it and post your review by a certain day! The time frame is always reasonable and I love the books I've received.
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Christian literature
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I have gained some treasured books through this program! It's also easy to understand; they send you emails with available books and you sign up for what you wish to review. One bonus about this company is they allow you quite a good amount of time to read and review the books!
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Christian literature
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Christian books from small companies- It's safe, although it's not as professional as the other companies. When you sign up, you have to wait for an email, and to request a book, just visit their page of available books (link provided in an email they send you) and click on the request button under the book you desire to review: this will open up an email to send to them; make sure you include your mailing address. |
Heat samples of ''mead'' by placing a bowl above a candle, as shown above!
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Bubbling-hot ''Mead'' recipe: All you need is -1 gallon of apple cider, heated up with -3 sticks of cinnamon -and your favourite mulling spice blend- we used a plum spice variety (if unavailable, try adding 1/2 tsp. cloves, 1 tsp. ginger and perhaps some dried plums and berries!) -about 1 cup red wine (for child-friendly cider either continue to simmer the cider until alcohol has worn off, or use grape juice!) ....and last, but not least: Pork cooked with apples, and sausages!
As I am unsure as to what recipe we followed, allow me to suggest this one here! Enjoy.
For more inspiration, here are the pictures we took that day... (if you are looking for a women's Viking-style costume, look no further than your local resale shop! We found this heavy gown at our thrifstore! With altering, it became a convincing Viking lass outfit! We split up the sides of the dress, and then laced it up using twine laced through leather tabs. Add a metal belt and you're set!)
Of course she happened to have remarkably authentic hair that year!
''To arms! To arms!'' the watchman cries in fear.
''A sail! A sail! The dragon ships are near!
The shields are set and now the sails are furled!
Now oars extend like claws that rend the world.
And men, like wolves, they grind us with their keels,
Our shores, our crops, our homes, beneath their heels...
Hold fast! The saintly warrior king appears,
And with him valiant thegns who turn our tears
To steadfast courage stout and purpose strong,
Who steel our will to stand against the wrong.
To arms! To arms! Let none your valour quake!
We'll fight and die for our Defender's sake!''
-The falcon-eyed watchman by Douglas Bond-
MUSIC...
How to Train Your Dragon by John Powell
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