September to Remember Giveaway Hop!

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I’m excited to be participating in the giveaway hop with The Mommy Island and the Kids Did It!

For today’s giveaway, I will be giving away a $10 Amazon gift card to one lucky winner! Please enter on the rafflecopter below. The winner will be notified by email. Good luck!

Don’t forget to check out the other blogs that are participating in this hop as well!

About the Author: Ana Jolene

Ana Jolene is the author of the Glory MC series and the Contemporary Romance series, Moonrise Beach.

Growing up as a rebellious kid didn’t allow for much reading time. It wasn’t until she was in university that she found her passion for books and has since then devoured every book placed before her. Ana holds a B.A. in Psychology and has worked in both IT and Administration. But she’s had the most fun in the bookish world, working as a reviewer, columnist and assistant to multiple sites and authors.

Ana currently lives in Toronto with her family and an extremely lazy Shih Tzu whom she adores. To learn more about Ana and her books, subscribe to the newsletter to be notified of the hottest new releases and giveaways!

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  1. Reply chelsea w

    When I was younger, I would be able to jump in the leaves that my dad would pile up! Wish I could still do that…ha!

  3. Reply Ann Fantom

    My fondest fall memory is playing in the leaves with my daughter when she was about 5 years old.

  4. Reply Mya Murphy

    A sickness turned into a blessing:

    I was only 10 years old, and I got double pneumonia. I was put in the hospital right away, and that Halloween was taken away from me..at least that’s what I thought.

    My brother decided to do something for his sister. He went out twice trick-or-treating, once for him, another for me. Tony couldn’t hold in the excitement of surprising me, begged and pleaded to hurry and get to visit me. He held something behind his back, said I have a surprise for you..

    He brought both bags!! They were BOTH for me!! My brother shocked me so much. That was honestly the best! I loved my brother so much anyway, but it made me feel so good that he went above and beyond, just for me.

    I got out of the hospital 3 days later. And, I was able to dress up and get pictures taken.. I had the best Halloween ever! And, never had to say trick-or-treat once.

    • Reply Ana Jolene

      This is such a wonderful story! Your brother obviously really loves you! Thanks so much for sharing!

  8. Reply KariLorr

    When I was a kid, we used to always rake up the leaves in the yard and they jump in them and throw them around. It was always a blast.

  11. Reply molli taylor

    when i was a kid my whole family would go to the pumpkin patch to gether every fall. one of the few things we did as a family

  14. Reply Rebecca Moore

    My favorite memory is taking my daughter and her friends to Mickey’s not so scary and seeing them have fun.

  17. Reply Cathy French

    My favorite memory would be halloween when my mom sewed a witch cape and hat and gave me her expensive Merle Norman makeup with green food coloring to make my face and hands green. Best halloween ever.

  18. Reply Margaret Smith

    Every year we would go apple picking with our family. We still do this every year.

  25. Reply Darlene Owen

    My favorite thing about fall is taking walks in the changing tree leaves with the dogs.

  29. Reply Jan Lee

    Favorite fall memory is always my birthday,as I’m the only one in my family with a fall birthday. 🙂

  31. Reply mistercmo

    My favorite fall memories involve football games I’ve either watched or played in.

  32. Reply Jeanna Massman

    I remember when my daughter started kindergarten. She was so excited and dressed in new clothes and shoes.

  33. Reply Helen

    My favorite fall memory is going trick or treating with my brother and sister and our cousins.

  35. Reply Ashley

    The rare trick or treating nights when we didn’t have to wear full snow suits over our costumes!

  42. Reply Piroska

    My favourite memory is going for walks through Stanley Park in autumn, crunching leaves underfoot.

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