About the book:
With Bing Crosby's "I'll Be Home for Christmas" playing in the background, Maggie Culpepper and William Byrd proclaim their undying love to one another. But with the U.S. at war and Maggie's personal home front under attack, the Southern belle impetuously joins the WAVES (Women Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Service).
When Christmas draws near and Maggie finds herself miles and miles away from her Georgia hometown...and her beloved William...will she realize that, no matter where she spends Christmas, home is where her heart is?
28 comments:
It's a weird choice but my favorite is probably the Baby Please Come Home version by Hanson.
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Silent Night is my favorite Christmas Song. Merry Christmas to you. Karen P
My favorite Christmas song is "The Christmas Song" ... chestnuts roasting on an open fire and all that! Second would probably be "White Christmas."
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The Little Drummer Boy is my favorite Christmas Song. I remember waiting all year to watch that Christmas special as a child, as an adult I don't have to wait all year...I purchased the DVD and now share it with my Grandchildren.
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My favorite song is Let It Be Christmas by Alan Jackson.
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Like most people I think Silent Night is probably my favorite but I have always liked Silver Bells too.Merry Christmas to all!!
My favorite for the last couple of years has been Oh Come, Oh Come, Emmanuel.
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I love O Holy Night
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I love the Christmas Shoes and a Baby Changes Everything by Faith Hill. Please enter me in contest. I would love to read this book. Tore923@aol.com
Silent Night is my favorite but I love to listen to Handel's Messiah.
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Silent Night is my favorite but I love to listen to Handel's Messiah.
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"O Holy Night" is my favorite
Christmas song; especially, when
sung by Josh Groban!
Great book giveaway...
"Happy Holidays!"
Thanks, Cindi
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My favorite is Blue Christmas.
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I really like Mary, Did You Know?
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i always enjoy listening to 'o holy night'
karenk
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O Holy Night.
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Hmmm, I would say probably Joy to the World. Thanks for the chance. :)
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I would say it's between two. One is God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen and the other is It Came Upon a Midnight Clear. Such hope in these words.
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O, Holy Night
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My favorite since I was a little girl was The Little Drummer Boy. Then when I got older I heard the Bing Crosby/David Bowie version and absolutely LOVE it!
I even made my hubby by me the DVD to watch the movie every year!LOL! I just LOVE it!
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I love Silent Night and Jingle Bells. But my fave is Little Drummer Boy by Bob Seger. I love hearing him sing that song.
It came upon a midnight clear ...
hope you're feeling better!
jingle bells!! dont know why, but l like that song and sing it all year long. priscillajdm at hotmail dot com
My favorite Christmas song is Away in A Manger AND It's a Marshmallow World....both are ones that I listen to over and over again each year....Thanks for the chance to win this book!
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Hi =) Well, I'm always listening to His Radio and they have been playing a lot of Christmas songs. I have Jingle Bells stuck in my head, so I'll go with that. But I do love Matthew West =) I know that's not what you were asking.
I hope everyone has a Blessed and rest of this year and more Grace and blessings for the 2011 =)
~JANNETTE~
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When I first saw a list of this year's Christmas fiction, Julie's book immediately went on my wish list. Thank you for the chance to win a copy, Michelle.
How can I pick only one favorite Christmas song?!! I'll just name one that never fails to move me, and that's "Sweet Little Jesus Boy." Many singers record it, but one of my favorites is Anne Murray.
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and the winner is...
Molly!!!
I love the sax with Kenny G playing silent night.
Linda E.
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