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by Filed Under: Giveaways, Review

published date: February 15, 2011
modified datt: February 23,2011

This giveaway is closed. Congratulations Sindy and Mandi.

This past month I went on a business trip that sent me away from my family for four nights. With two precious little girls, the routine of stories before bedtime was something I was going to miss greatly!

I felt so EXCITED when Hallmark sent over a Recordable Storybook – All the Ways I Love You. This book was precious. Not only were the verses and pages adorable, but I was able to sit down and easily record my voice. I loved that my girls could hear me every night when I was gone. Beyond that, I love that the book was available in their room for times when I was not around – like in the night, right before they fall asleep and need one last comfort of their mommy.

In addition to All the Ways I Love You, Hallmark has other Recordable Books. They have Guess How Much I Love You, Counting Kisses, On the Night You Were Born, My Little Princess and more!

Each of these books are pages and memories that can be captured forever. Even when the batteries go, and you place them with new ones – you voice is not lost. As much as my two little gals will go through a couple years of rolling their eyes when moms pulls this book out for the 1,000th time, I know they will appreciate it one day when they are grown and perhaps have kids of their own. You also can record over the original voice. When my daughter’s start to read, I plan to have them record so I can instead capture their little voices.

Two Frugal Coupon Living Readers will win one Hallmark Recordable Storybook. Choose among – All the Ways I Love You, Counting Kisses or Guess How Much I Love You.

Use the code BLISS30 on the Hallmark website for 30% off your order. Offer code expires 2/28.

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This giveaway ends on Tuesday, February 22 at midnight (EST.) The winner will be contacted via email and will have 72 hours to respond. If I do not hear from the winner by that time, a new winner will be selected

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Disclosure: I was provided with a Recordable Storybook from Hallmark.  All opinions expressed are my own and should not be substituted as your own.


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Last Updated on February 23, 2011 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living

Comments

  1. Katie G says

    What was your favorite story/book growing up?

    Ferdinand. Or the Bernstein Bears.
    I know the first sounds silly but he was so brave!!!
    Posting on FB now too.

  6. Sheryl George says

    My favorite book I remember my parents reading at bedtime was comprised of several shorts stories “Uncle Arthur’s Bedtime Stories”….there are a collection of the books which are hard to find, I have two of them that I cherish :-)

  9. Trace Ali says

    My favorite book growing up was Bambi. My sister and I used to read it all the time. We even named our cat after it!

  31. Christy France says

    These books are wonderful! I would love to have my grandmother record one for my children. Thanks!

  35. Brittany says

    Sylvester and the Magic Pebble. I think it was my favorite because my mom just LOVED reading it to my sister and I :) Now I’m digging it out for my little 9-mo-old!

  36. Brenda Riney says

    I loved reading Pippi Longstocking books growing up! I imagined myself as Pippi in all of the many adventures she went on! :) I also liked Beezus and Ramona books. I just loved to read, period!

  39. Brenda Riney says

    I just posted about the giveaway on my FB page! I am also FB friends with Frugal Coupon Living and Hallmark!

  40. Brittany Smart says

    I have signed up for the subscription already!!! I also shared the link on facebook and liked both hallmark and frugal coupon living

  43. jessica grauel says

    My favorite childhood book was really anything that my dad was there to read. He worked often so when he had the chance to sit and focus all of his attention on me, I was in heaven. Now I have a two year old son, and another due any day. My husband is active duty army and as you all know in a time of war is not around very often. These books would be a great way for my sons to hear his voice over his next deployment. We are currently stationed in Fort Richardson Alaska, so unfortunately friends and family are pretty far away- Pennsylvania. I am proud everyday for my husbands commitment for everyone living in this country, and his effort to do as much as he can to keep his family healthy and happy :) . Well miss him like crazy, but I will make sure my boys get lots of “daddy” time~!

  44. Brendie says

    My favorite was Guess How Much I Love You. My Momma read it to me and now I read it to my little girl often too. It is a truly wonderful book. :) It is so neat to see it as an option. Even if I don’t win this will definitely have to be a purchase!

  45. Holly Catanzaro says

    My favorite books growing up were the Babysitters Club series and Nancy Drew. My father was army and we would move all around the world every 2-3 years. I always took comfort in the fact that every base would have a library. I took full advantage of that library and I hope that my children will love books as much as I do! Thank you for this opportunity to win one of these precious keepsakes!
    Holly

  46. Faith says

    I would love to get this and get my kids grandparents to record they’re voices so they can have this forever to remember their grandparents voices.

  62. Kitara says

    My favorite book growing up was Charlotte’s Web. At the beginning of every school year starting in 5th grade I would go to the library and check it out to read. I loved Charlotte and Wilbur’s interactions and the movie made me love Templeton’s antics.

  69. Julee says

    My favorite books growing up were Curious George until I was old enough to start reading Nancy Drew,

  81. andrea bazan says

    i am subscribed to FCL emails, and will post on fb.

    my favorite book growing up was Little Brown Cocoa. i don’t even think this book is around anymore, but anytime my parents left my sister and i to stay with my grandma, she’d tuck us into bed, read little brown cocoa, and tickle our backs until we fell asleep. there is no greater feeling than grandma tucking you in and reading to you while having your back rubbed. i remember her hands were so gentle. i would listen with great rapture about the adventures little brown cocoa got himself into. such wonderful memories, i am searching for that book so i can read it to my daughter, if anyone’s heard of it!

  82. Angela G says

    Can’t remember a fave. But I do remember enjoying reading anything by Richard Scarry. I love these (Hallmark) books! My mother recorded one for my daughter for Christmas. She LOVES it! Would love to do one myself.

  100. Rachel says

    The giving tree and Dr. Seuss books. : ) I just loved being read to.
    I think it is so important to read to our children.

    I subscribe to your e-mails.

    Thank you

  106. Heather Nicholson says

    My favorite book when I was a child was “Charlotte’s Web” and I also love “Love You Forever” and “The Velveteen Rabbit.”

  111. kristi vandergriff says

    my favorite book has been “Oh the Places You Will Go” (Dr. Seus). It is very special because my favorite H.S. teacher read this to the class before we graduated.

  128. Brenda B says

    My favorite, most loved story was A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett. Too bad I have all boys so it probably won’t be their favorite too! :-)

  133. Denise Wilson says

    Dr. Seuss has always been a favorite of mine. Also, loved Trixie Beldon, Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys when I was a little older.

  138. Tammy says

    Love Frugal Coupon and Love Hallmork! I do “like” them both on facebook
    Winning a recordable storybook would be awesome foe my grandaughter who is 2 hours away!
    I don’t see her as often as I would like and having my voice “read” to her would be awesome!!!

  148. Sharon P. says

    This is a great idea for my grandson who is with my daughter in the Air Force far away. I hope I win, I just love this idea.

  149. Sandra U. says

    My favorite was the 3 little pigs, always made me laugh how my parents told it with their funny voices and sound effects.

  157. traci s says

    my mom had a personalized book made for me , it was snow white and the 7 dwarfs, it had me , my dogs name, my baby sisters name all in it and i looooved it, i still have it to read to my grandson

  161. Teri says

    My favorite story growing up was The Three Little Pigs. I loved it when my grandma would tell me the story before going to sleep at her house.

  176. Theresa Puscher says

    I like your site and Frugal on Facebook and also email subscriber. I loved anything star wars and narnia. Disney books also

  178. MarcieLynn says

    One of my favorite books as a kid was called “the popcorn book”—— and “danny the dinosaur”

  191. Ania says

    I love the recordable books, I wanted to purchase “all the ways I love you” but they did not have a coupon circulating around Valentines Day. Hopefully they have one around easter.

  192. Kristen Koenig says

    My favorite book as a kid was Charlotte’s Web. My daughter loves Guess How Much I Love You. :)

  213. Heather says

    I had a lot of Little Golden Books. One of my favorite was a book about kindergarten. There was also another one with a rabbit in a garden, but I can’t remember the name =(

  240. Amanda S says

    My mom read and still reads the best Dr. Seuss! She does awesome voices and can read all the goofy words, too!

  245. Melissa B in ID says

    I loved The Monster at the End of This Book and now our 2 year old son has us read it to him every night :)

  247. jennifer e says

    I got a set of disney books from my Grandma that had our names. so we were the main characters and it was from our view point.

  248. Karen Brown says

    I am an email subscriber as well as a Facebook follower to both Frugal coupon and Hallmark. I have 17 grandchildren and I would love to send one of these books to the youngest grand daughter who is 3 1/2 months old. thanks,