A Four-Book Giveaway of Little Mole Finds Hope

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I’m so excited to announce a four-book giveaway of Little Mole Finds Hope, the first title in an adorable new series published by Beaming Books. Releasing on February 4th and written for children aged 3-6 years, the illustrations by Sally Garland are just precious!

When Little Mole is feeling sad in his dark, underground home, Mama takes him on a journey to find hope. Together, they find it, even when it’s hiding in the darkest place…

Take a peek at these lovely excerpts…

Would you like to win this lovely picture book? Sponsored by Beaming Books, we have four copies to give away! Enter one of four ways, or all of them, for maximum chances to win!

  • Leave a comment here on my website, under this post, telling me what your favorite woodland creature is.
  • Leave a comment on this post on my Facebook Author Page.
  • Share this post on Facebook. (Let me know in the comments!)
  • Enter on Instagram.
  • Bonus Entry: Tag a friend on Facebook.

That’s it! The Instagram winner will be announced on Thurs Jan 9th and the rest on Sat Jan 11th.

  • PLEASE NOTE: Entrants must live in the USA.

GOOD LUCK

SPECIAL OFFER!

Preorder your copy from AMAZON, BEAMING BOOKS  OR INDIE BOUND, screenshot a copy of your receipt to glenysnellist@gmail.com and I’ll send you the free, downloadable Activity Pack to accompany the book.

Peek Inside Little Mole’s Little Gift, the next in the series!

UPDATE! The winners are: Kat Mercer, Brinn Maust, Ann DeRooy and Christine Klezun Ladewig.

98 thoughts on “A Four-Book Giveaway of Little Mole Finds Hope”

  1. Carol Ashcroft

    I cannot wait to see this book in person…won’t be long! ( I pre-ordered mine a few months ago.) I am looking forward to this new series with such an adorable little creature. Congratulations, Glenys, on constantly re-inventing yourself…reaching new audiences while still entertaining all those of us who love your publications!

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  2. Jeanne Doyon

    This book looks delightful. Though I think all of your books are. Favorite woodland creature?? Mmm. I am no a fan of skunks but somehow I think you could make him endearing 😊

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    1. Glenys Post author

      Hahaha Jeanne! It’s so funny… when I first pitched the books, my editor wasn’t too sure about the charm of a mole either! But who wouldn’t love him? Thanks for entering, Jeanne.

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    2. Alexis Grohs

      I have never read the books but I would love to start. 3 grandchikdren, Sunday school class and my 4 K class at school. I hope I win the book cause I have so many to share it to.

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  4. Joanne Lockard-Hawkins

    I know a little three year old girl who would love to add this book to her “Glenys” collection ❤️!

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  7. Sherry Bingaman

    While love most animals, my favorite is the raccoon. It is basically my family mascot (, my maiden name was Kuhn)

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  8. Kat Mercer

    I can’t wait to see this book and I’m anxious to explore more of your work. Hope is one of my favorite things to talk about with children. Favorite woodland animal? Right now my heart is with the woodland creatures in Australia, so today I have to say the Koala.
    Kat

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    1. Glenys Post author

      Thanks for entering, Kat, and for reminding us of the plight in Australia. If anyone needs hope right now, it’s those living there.

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  9. Johanna Hyland

    I’m thrilled for you! I can’t wait to meet Little Mole and enjoy his adventures! My kayaking group “The Happy Yakkers” each have a woodland animal nick name. Eagle, Bear, Racoon, Chipmunk, Skunk, Owl, Eagle, Snail, Squirrel and Fox …so far…no Mole😉. My favorite woodland animal would be Squirrel – that’s Kathy Patterson 😁.

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    2. Pam Cowgill

      Oh Glenys you did it again. I love your books and all your writings. Even the curriculum which started all the writing. My favorite animal is the bear. He just lumbers along doing his thing unless something gets in the way. He is only protecting what is his.

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      1. Glenys Post author

        Aww, Pam! I never thought of the bear! yes, your’e right…he definitely lumbers! I have many happy memories of writing that curriculum and working on it together!

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  10. Stephanie Velasco

    My favorite woodland animal would have to be a woodpecker. Future book about not giving up??…chipping away little by little until we reach full circle?? Love your books!!😊

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  16. Heather Beers

    Hi Glenys! I read about you on Nancy I. Sanders’ blog and am looking forward to reading your new book! Congratulations! Please enter me in your drawing. I shared this post on my Facebook page. 🙂

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  21. Connie Porter Saunders

    I’m,m going to be different and pick the possum (opossum) because of their ability to fool us! We had one visit us last summer and it truly did pretend to be asleep several times. I just shared this post on Facebook.
    Blessings!!

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  22. Cynthia Schwarz

    The illustrations are awesome! This sounds like a wonderful book!
    My favorite woodland creature would be raccoon, opossum, skunk, just to name a few. These 3 visit my yard daily as I live by a golf course. They like to partake of the cat food I leave out for the neighborhood kitties.

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    1. Glenys Post author

      Cynthia, when we lived in England we would put cat food out and have a ‘fox watch’ at night. It was wonderful! Thanks for entering!

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  25. Charlotte Woelmer

    This is my favorite line …“Sometimes hope is hiding in the darkness . But it’s always there. You just have to find it.” What a wonderful message, I always thought the raccoon was so cute…what a special face. Now after battling them for my bird seed I am not so sure.

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    1. Glenys Post author

      Thank you for your kind words Charlotte. I do think that’s true about hope…it sometimes so hard to find, but it’s always there. Good luck battling those racoons!

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  26. Diane Buie

    Thanks for the chance to enter your giveaway! 🙂 I love your work & the illustrations are lovely.
    My favorite woodland creature would be birds; specifically, Eastern Bluebirds. If birds are not considered a woodland creature then, maybe bunnies would be another choice. I plan to share your blog/giveaway on FB.

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  27. Angela Turner

    Your book looks adorable. My favorite woodland creature is a squirrel. Love watching their acrobatics.

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  30. Sharman Felton

    What a wonderful book with a wonderful theme!!! Everyone, regardless of age should read this….such a life’s lesson!!
    Favorite animal?? Whooooo else? Mr. Owl

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  32. Fayelle W Ewuakye

    This looks so precious! 🧡🧡

    My favorite woodland creature is a squirrel, hands down. I love the way they flit around and their talks are always flapping and they like to talk about what’s happening around them. I love the woods!

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  33. Dana Murphy

    My favorite woodland creatures are squirrels. I feed them out back and have regulars who live around and visit daily. I followed, like, shared and tagged friends on Instagram and Facebook.

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  35. Mona

    Congratulations, Glenys. This book will surely give hope to kids (and readers). And, the lovely illustrations enhance your beautiful message! As for favorite woodland animal, I don’t know…I live in Maine and am surrounded by nature’s beauty. Maybe the sighting of a bald eagle flying over or the doe and her twin fawns.

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    1. Glenys Post author

      Mona, how wonderful that you get to see bald eagles! I live in the city and don’t see them very often. Thanks for commenting and entering. (I love your name.)

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  38. Deb

    Hi Glenys…I just realized that I hadn’t commented here on your website. I think this book is just so adorable and such a learning book for children, too. I love animal stories!
    My favorite woodland creature….you WILL NOT believe this…but it’s a skunk! I have always, always loved their aroma and sniff with great delight when we’re traveling along and realize one has been by! I think I even put in some extra sniffs just to make a point. LOL!
    No one can believe I’m being honest! When my 11-year old grandson found out I liked skunks a few years ago, he told me he would NEVER EVER forget that!
    Maybe I’ve just given you an incentive to write a future book about the lovely skunk. (But I won’t hold you to that! LOL!) 🙂

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      1. Deb

        Glenys, thanks for that link! I hadn’t seen those posts. You’ve already given some great credit to skunk daddies! LOL! Yay!

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  41. Lane McLoud

    My favorite woodland creatures are chipmunks, so small and beautiful!
    Looking forward to your “Little Mole” book. Everyone needs HOPE!!

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  43. Suzy Leopold

    Oh, my! Such sweetness! I look forward to reading LITTLE MOLE FINDS HOPE.

    I commented on your Author FB wall and shared as a tweet on Twitter, tagging a writerly friend.

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