Giveaway: The Secret Keeper Girl
October 4, 2008 by Kailani
Filed under giveaways, product reviews, random thoughts
This giveaway is now closed. Thank you for your participation.
The winner is Sarah @ Real Life.
Congratulations!
Shhh, can you keep a secret? Well, you won’t want to keep this one!
There’s a new book series out that’s aimed towards tweens – Secret Keeper Girl. This 4 book fiction series explores situations and topics that today’s 8-12 year olds face on a daily basis. This is Dannah Gresh’s, a best-selling Christian author, first attempt at the younger reader market and it looks like it’s going to be a big hit.
“It is so important for parents to connect and communicate with their children during the tween years,” says Gresh. “That’s when kids form their values about issues surrounding sexual activity. With Secret Keeper Girl, we want to encourage moms to talk to their daughters before the world does.”, she said.
This series is about a group of middle school friends who meet during detention and form a club – the Secret Keeper Girls. Their purpose is to support each other through the ups and downs of tween life. Each book focuses on one group member – Danika, Toni, Kaitlyn, & Yuzi.
We received Danika’s Totally Terrible Toss to review. We knew at first glance that we were going to like it. The cover was bright and colorful, the pages were purple and very fancy looking, and the book was written in a diary-type style. It didn’t take long for Girlie Girl and I to finish it and when we were done, we decided to get the rest of the series.
Secret Keeper Girl is definitely something that all moms should read with their girls!
You may purchase your books through their website for $7.99 each.
Win it!
I have a copy of Danika’s Totally Terrible Toss for one lucky winner. To enter:
Stop by Secret Keeper Girl before midnight, Oct 11th and view all their products.- Then come back and mention in comments what your favorite item is. That’s it!
- A random winner will be selected and notified on Oct 12th.
- The winner will then have 3 days to claim their prize.
To earn extra entries, you may do one or all of the following. Each one counts as an extra ticket but you must leave a separate comment for each one.
- Subscribe to my feed.
- Mention this giveaway on your blog with a link back here and to Secret Keeper Girl.
- Place my button in your sidebar.
This giveaway is open to everyone world-wide. Good luck!
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The Do it yourself mother daughter retreat kit sounds pretty cool.
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I think my niece would really like this one: Just Call Me Kate. These look like good books. Thanks for the chance.
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I’d like to get my wife the do it yourself mother daughter retreat. I think she would really appreciate it.
I like the book called Lies Young Women Believe And the Truth that Sets Them Free.
Just call me Kate is nice
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the diary kits
The Girl’s Retreat package looks neat!
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My favorite item is the book entitled “Just Call Me Kate”.
The Girl’s Retreat package is great!
My daughter and I would love the Secret Keeper Girl
8 Great Dates for You and Your Daughter . Sounds like fun!
The Power of Modesty sounds good!
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Secret Keeper Girl Big Bundle is a neat book pack. I love the music on their website.
I like the Lies Young Women Believe book.
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I like the book The Bride Wore White, Seven Secrets To Purity by Dannah Gresh. My daughter is tweleve and we have been speaking about this situtation. Excellent website, thank-you for the link.
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like the Five Little Questions – That Reveal the Life God Designed for You book
DIY mother-Daughter Retreat
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The 8 Great Dates for You and Your Daughter looks like a good one.
I like the Secret Keeper Girl: Eight Great Dates for You and Your Daughter book. Great giveaway, thanks!
My Best Friend, Jesus Bible Study looks wonderful! I’d love a tool to get into the Word with my girls.
I don’t have a daughter and therefore don’t want to take a chance to win away from someone else, but I did want to say what a great idea these books are. Kids face so much these days and form of support they can get has to be a good thing.
I like the Secret Keeper Girl
8 Great Dates for You and Your Daughter. Looks like a FUN BOOK.
The Girl’s Retreat package looks fun.
Just call me Kate looks like a fun book.
The Secret keeper girl bundle would be my choice for my daughter who just entered middle school (11 yo) The power of modesty would also be a good book for us!
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I liked the power of modesty book.
Sounds like a great new series. I have a 12 year old, and I teach 6th and 7th grade, so these would be perfect!
Wow I have to win this!!! My 10 year old daughter wnats these books!
Sounds like a good series for my 12 year old
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mother daughter one looks nice
This is a much needed concept for young girls in this society! The site is wonderful. I like the “Girls Stuff!” Please enter me in your book drawing. I have a tween niece that would enjoy these books. Many thanks, Cindi
Lies Young Women Believe book
My favorite item is the book “Lies Young Women Believe And the Truth that Sets Them Free”.
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Thanks!!
I really like the My Best Friend, Jesus Bible Study.
Secret Keeper Girl: Eight Great Dates for You and Your Daughter
This book sounds really good. Im always looking for something for us to do.
My Name Is Kate and Eight Great Dates For You And Your Daughter.
Thanks so much!!
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Thanks so much!!
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My name is Kate
My Name is Kate–all 4 of my younger granddaughters could read this.