A huge thanks to all who entered the Montessori At Home! giveaway this week - there were 659 entries!
Congratulations, Samantha Lee, please email me at countingcoconuts1@gmail.com with your contact details.
To all the rest of you I'm excited to announce that John Bowman, author of Montessori At Home!, is offering a huge discount to Counting Coconuts readers. For the entire month of August, you can purchase his e-book for only $5.95 (that's a $2 savings!!) by clicking the button below!
The winner is Samantha Lee, who wrote:
"Montessori At Home looks like an awesome resource to have. I love the penny extensions to the math exercises. Thanks for this opportunity!"
Congratulations, Samantha Lee, please email me at countingcoconuts1@gmail.com with your contact details.
To all the rest of you I'm excited to announce that John Bowman, author of Montessori At Home!, is offering a huge discount to Counting Coconuts readers. For the entire month of August, you can purchase his e-book for only $5.95 (that's a $2 savings!!) by clicking the button below!
Or, if you'd like something to hold in your hands, John offers a paperback version (under the title Help Your Preschooler Build A Better Brain) for just $9.95! Such a great deal either way!
What an amazing deal. It's so nice to be able to get such a fantastic Montessori resource at such a great price.
ReplyDeleteThank you Mari-Ann! Even though I didn't win, the discount is a good gift. Once again from Malaysia "TERIMA KASIH" (Thank you)
ReplyDeleteThanks again for the opportunity! I had to get the book. :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is a bargain offer! I feel like I won something too! Thanks xx
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Samantha! and a huge thanks for the discount. Already bought and downloaded. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for this great offer! How do you order the paperback copy? Is there a different link?
ReplyDeleteSamantha, congrats :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Danielle, I'm sure you would have figured this out on your own, but you can purchase the paperback directly on the Montessori At Home website (which I linked to in this post). You could also just Google 'Montessori At Home'. :)
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