This is the Day book review and giveaway

This is the day…..Does it make you want to start singing?

This is the day,
This is the day that the Lord has made,
Let us rejoice and be glad in it,….

Oh how the Lord has captured my heart and i want to share that with my children. My daughter asked me the other day about God. It made me smile, I was wondering if it was prompted by her new book, This is the day.

This Is the Day! was written by Nancy White Carlstrom. This Is the Day! is beautifully illustrated. It is so colorful it captures Zoe’s and Miles’ attention. While they pull the book from each other mommy or daddy read it to them. I think my husband has read it more times than I have.
It reads like a poem from page to page and is about teaching the children to take care of the world. I get distracted by the art. You can read the press release.

Based on Psalm 118:24, This Is the Day! takes kids ages 4-7 on
a daily walk through God’s creation – from deer grazing in the morning dew on
Monday, to robins’ nests and butterflies on Thursday to the beauty of rocky
coastline on Sunday

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About the Author: Nancy White Carlstrom lives in my area the beautiful Pacific Northwest. She lives in the San Juan Islands and I hear they are beautiful and only a few hours away from me. ;-) She has been surrounded by the beautiful landscapes that we have and that was part of her inspiration for this book. She used to live in Alaska where you can often see whales. Well, when you near the water.
“I have always felt a deep connection to the natural world and have long enjoyed
the Psalms,” says Carlstrom who chose the San Juan Islands in the Pacific
Northwest, one of her favorite destinations, as the book’s setting. “This Is the
Day! is a celebration of God’s creation encouraging the readers to be surprised
by wonder in the natural world.”

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  1. shopannies says:

    Nancy dreamed about being a writer
    shopannies@Yahoo.com

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  5. livingmyhappilyeverafter says:

    Nancy dreamed about becoming a writer. rote a lot og poetry as a kid, and worked at the Childrens department at her Library

  6. EllyBean says:

    When she was in elementary school, she wrote lots of poetry, especially the rhyming kind.

  7. EllyBean says:

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  8. EllyBean says:

    I advertise on your entrecard. #1

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  10. judybrittle says:

    She taught first and second grade in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, and then she decided to try writing children’s books. Thank you!

  11. judybrittle says:

    I follow on Twitter,kewpiedoll04

  12. CanCan (MomMostTraveled) says:

    In highschool she worked in the children’s library. Dream job for me!

    onlycancan ta hotmail tod com

  13. silverhartgirl says:

    she lived in Washington, Pennsylvania

  14. MJ says:

    During college she visited West Africa on a mission trip, and majored in Elementary Education.

  15. MJ says:

    following on Twitter – Sumrthyme

  16. The Halton Mom says:

    She received 85 rejection letters.

    lil_wifey21 at yahoo dot com

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  19. The Halton Mom says:

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  20. Cortney says:

    She used to work at the library
    couponcrazymom00 at gmail dot com

  21. Abby says:

    She worked with children in the West Indies.

    ajcmeyer AT go DOt com

  22. kimberly says:

    She wrote poetry. I write poetry myself, so I love that! This book sounds wonderful, what a great giveaway!

    burlyangel(at)yahoo(dot)com

  23. susan says:

    In elementary school she wrote a lot of poetry, especially the rhyming kind.

  24. dctm says:

    At first she received over 85 rejection letters!

    dctm at bellsouth dot net

  25. Victoria says:

    After tutoring a boy named Sammy she decided she wanted to teach inner city. utgal2004[at]yahoo[dot]com

  26. mindy says:

    she worked with children in the west indies thanks for the giveaway

  27. Susan says:

    Most of her ideas came from her family life.

  28. Brimful Curiosities says:

    Jesse Bear, What Will You Wear? was her first book to be published.

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  30. Richard Maus says:

    Nancy did a lot of mission work before she married.

    Thanks for the opportunity,
    Beth
    reapingjoyATyahooDOTcom

  31. chromiumman says:

    she taught first and second grade

  32. Pam says:

    When she was young she worked in the children’s dept. of her library!!!

  33. gkstratos says:

    She received 85 rejection letters
    gkstratos@yahoo.com

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  35. vboackle says:

    nancy worked in the children’s section at the library.

  36. Anonymous says:

    Her family life is the basis for most of her ideas.

    theyyyguy@yahoo.com

  37. mmentor says:

    i have not read this one yet

  38. Gabriel J. says:

    She received 85 rejection letters.
    Welcome to the club!

  39. Amber Bergstedt says:

    Nancy is the third from right in the Camp worker in British Columbia photo. ambpool(at)hotmail.com

  40. tarahsfoodreviews says:

    She dreamed about becoming a writer.

    Tarah
    tarah716[at]ymail.com

  41. Mia J. says:

    While in high school she worked in the children’s section of her local library.

  42. tutugirl says:

    She is the Jesse Bear writer, who my children just love. She is also from my state of PA

  43. Renee G says:

    She wrote “Climb the Family Tree, Jesse Bear”.

    rsgrandinetti@yahoo.com

  44. ZESTYWONDERLAND says:

    She started out writting Poetry!

  45. lilyk says:

    Nancy taught first and second grade in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, and then she decided to try writing children’s books.

  46. JamericanSpice says:

    She worked with children in the West Indies. That’s where I’m from!
    calliemist@yahoo.com

  47. Estela S says:

    She was a teacher here in Massachusetts!

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