Have a Nice Day, my fourth novel and the sequel to Get Well Soon, is out in stores today! Kirkus gave it a starred review (still waiting on more reviews. Do I see stars?) and said, "Biting wit makes this quest for suburban normalcy in the face of depression and anxiety both laugh-out-loud funny and immensely intelligent." They also called it "fresh as a daisy and sharp as a tack" (love that). In honor of the release, it's time for a contest! If you'd like to win signed copies of both Get Well Soon and Have a Nice Day, all you have to do is find Have a Nice Day in the wild (you know, a book store or library) and take a picture of it. Then send the picture to me at one of these three places:
- email it to julie@juliehalpern.com
- tweet it to @julie_halpern
- post it to facebook at facebook.com/halpern.julie
3 comments:
Hey cool blog! I'm on the TAC and this is my information.
Maxwell Brady
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I didn't sign up for the original contest because i didn't know there was a contest
I got a copy of Have A Nice Day for Christmas, and I actually just finished it (yep, been a bit lazy. Normally I read much faster.) I loved it, it was an amazing book, and the choice of words was surprising, but it fit well with the style of writing you chose. I might have to get a second copy, like I did for Get Well Soon. I write notes in the margins on one, for book reports and stuff, and the other I would just use to re-read once in awhile. Sorry for the long comment, I just thought that it was a really nice book, and a lot of work must have gone into making it. Don't think I could ever have the patience to do something like that. c:
Have a nice day (wow that fit in well with the topic...)
Kat2000, I love that you received a copy of HAND for Christmas! And it's also very cool to learn of a reader's process. What a good idea! So glad you liked the book. It's probably my favorite of mine so far. Am I allowed to say that? :)
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