I have some über exciting news for you! I received the okay from my publisher, J.Taylor Publishing, to give away an ARC of the Make Believe anthology! Whoo Hoo!!! You have no idea how much this thrills me. Only a few lucky people will receive an ARC of the anthology before it’s officially release on December 3, 2012, and you might be one of them!
Read all about the anthology here. Curiosity piqued? All you have to do to find out how they end is enter the giveaway.
What do you have to do to win?
Leave a blog comment telling us your favorite fantasy as a child. Did you dress up like Superman? Did you dream of being a rock ‘n roll star? An actress? Come on. Don’t be shy. When done, head over to my website and fill out the rafflecopter form to validate your entry.
Contest for readers/reviewers will run from October 3 to October 15 with the winner chosen at random on October 16. Leave me your e-mail address along with your comment so I can contact the lucky winner!
J. Taylor Publishing will send out the ARC in ebook format. Good luck everyone and thanks for participating.
YA Chit Chat 
I wanted to travel the world with grasshopper (David Carradine) in Kung Fu. denaholm(at)gmail(dot)com
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I wanted to be Wonder Woman, her jet was really cool! Haha
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Hi everyone! I noticed a lot of you left a comment here but you didn’t head over to my website to put your name in the rafflecopter. It would really help me if you entered the Rafflecopter drawing so I have everyone’s entry in one place. You can click on the MAKE BELIEVE button or click here to enter http://jkellerford.weebly.com/promotions-and-giveaways.html
Thank you!!! 🙂
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From where I sit, I see a winner. Good luck with “Make Believe”
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thanks! I think so too
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I was all about The Labyrinth, The Dark Crystal, Lost Boys. Being young and watching this anything could happen stuff, made my imagination run wild. That’s besides the fact I could NOT get enough David Bowie. He was so… fancy! hehe =3
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Yes he was!!
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I dreamt of becoming a Lion Trainer and performing in a Circus in front of thousands of people. I also kept hoping to get a real baby lion as a gift for my birthday:-).
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aww, that’s sounds like a great fantasy. 🙂
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I’ve been performing my whole life… without lions..lol
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I opened every closet and cabinet in the house, looking for a way into Narnia, because I so wanted a talking horse to be my friend.
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Yeah, I did that one, too. 🙂
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I loved that show The Muppet Babies and always prepared I was locked away in the nursery with my stuffed animals. We had great adventures! The laundry basket became our boat, the carpet our sea, a jump rope my fishiing pole, and the big whale pool raft tried to swallow all of us:-)
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sounds like a great young person book in there. you should pursue writing something on that theme.
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I used to dream about being a world class show jumper, except I never had the guts to do the big jumps, so it was unlikely to ever happen!
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Yeah, I hear you about the nerves. We tend to hold ourselves back more than we like to admit.
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I had two gerbils. Tilly and Dilly. My fantasy was to save enough money to build a network of tunnels that would fill the walls of my room. Okay – not a a big world altering goal – but it made me happy to dream about it.
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aww, I LOVE it. Those would have been very happy gerbils.
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My fantasy was to marry Parker Stevenson. And to join the Star Trek Enterprise fleet, so, you know, it wasn’t all lame.
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You didn’t have Will Wheaton crush?
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Haha–no, he didn’t make much of an impression on me. 🙂
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I had a lot of fantasies as a kid. I suppose my favorite one, though, was of being a professional horse rider.
My email is jalyn [dot] mail [at] comcast [dot] net. I can’t wait until MAKE BELIEVE comes out – I’m already looking forward to reading it 🙂
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that would have been fun. What arena would you have performed? Dressage?
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My favorite fantasy was to TAKE OVER THE WORLD!
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nothing’s changed has it? 😉
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As a child, I loved anything to do with the Tazmanian Devil. I didn’t really dress up, I was such a tomboy. But you could catch me outside, climbing trees, running around, running up and down the block. I was everywhere, and I was fast!
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hee hee. blah blah blah!!! 🙂
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