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1000 Reasons To Travel

 

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Celebrate!

Yesterday’s review of  Alibis by André Aciman was the 1000th published article at A Traveler’s Library.

In four years plus a few days, Vera Marie Badertscher wrote 633 posts, her doppelganger Pen4Hire, wrote about 230, and the remaining 137 were written by terrific guests and contributors.

Special thanks to monthly contributors Kerry Dexter, Dr. Jessie Voigts, Jane Boursaw, Brette Sember, Jennifer Close and Pamela Dexter Webster, and for former monthly contributor Edie Jarolim. But besides these regulars, there are many, many more who have contributed from one to three guest posts over the four years of A Traveler’s Library.

Thank you so much for reading. Because that is why we all write.

To celebrate,  we’re thanking you by giving away — not just two (as I said earlier) but FOUR books of Harry Potter posters. Although they are bound in a book, you can remove them to decorate a Harry Potter fan’s room.  Check all the details here.

Happy 4th Birthday

Of course it is a reason to celebrate! AND to thank you for being part of A Traveler’s Library. Have a piece of cake.

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Googling “average life span of a blog” will get you a lot of contradictory, and largely outdated numbers.  However, I know just from tracking broken links at A Traveler’s Library that sticking around for 4 years warrants a celebration. Continue reading Happy 4th Birthday

Third Birthday January Giveaway

CONTEST OVER (TODAY, you have a chance to win a copy of Lonely Planet’s Great Journeys, a beautiful book. See more at end of this post.)
Macarons Gregory Renard à la Tour EiffelBring on the cake! Okay, I could settle for macarons in the shadow of the Eiffel tower. Continue reading Third Birthday January Giveaway