Two great ways to win a green book!

Want a chance to get a great green-themed book for Earth Day? we have two offers you can't refuse:

1. On Earth Day, April 22, we will have a special raffle between all of our newsletter subscribers of three great green-themed books: "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Organic Living" by Eliza Sarasohn and Sonia Weiss, "Gardening Eden" by Michael Abbaté and "Of Parrots and People" by Mira Tweti.

The winners will be announced on our blog on April 23. If you're not subscribed yet to our monthly newsletter, it's very easy to do it - all you need to do is to add your email address on the box on the right side of the page saying 'Join Our Email List', click on the word 'join' and that's it.

2. Join our Facebook group - this month we have a green celebration on Facebook and we give away every day one great book of authors and publishers we work with. We have great books such as: Green Beginnings by Avrim and Vicki Topel, Sammy and Sue Go Green Too! by Suzanne Corso and The Barefoot Book of Earth Tales by Dawn Casey.

The link to our group: http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/wall.php?id=4590684259

Yours,
Raz @ Eco-Libris
www.ecolibris.net

We have winners on our newsletter's special giveaways!

The March issue of our newsletter was released on Thursday with a special offer that included 3 great prizes: Into the Great Outdoors DVD/Book/CD Set, a copy of "Wangari's Trees of Peace: A True Story from Africa" by Jeanette Winter and a set of Every Man Jack's Body Bars.

The prizes were awarded to the first three subscribers that balanced out books on our website following the release of the newspaper. Congratulations to the winners!

We invite you all to subscribe to our monthly newsletter. We will continue to have special offers to our subscribers and it's very simple - all you have to do is just to sign up, using the box on the right side of the page saying 'Join Our Email List' and that's it.

Yours,
Raz @ Eco-Libris
www.ecolibris.net

We have winners on our newsletter special offer!

The February issue of our newsletter was released today with a special offer that included 3 great prizes: a copy of "Of Parrots and People" by Mira Tweti, a beautiful Natural Jute Eco-Friendly Deluxe Shopping Bag Set, and a set of plantable greeting cards from Wishrap.com.

The prizes were awarded to the first three subscribers that balanced out books on our website following the release of the newspaper. And we have winners: Jim, Geoffrey and Catherine won the first, second and third prizes respectively. Congratulations!

We invite you all to subscribe to our monthly newsletter. We will continue to have special offers to our subscribers and it's very simple - all you have to do is just to sign up, using the box on the right side of the page saying 'Join Our Email List' and that's it.

Yours,
Raz @ Eco-Libris
www.ecolibris.net

And the winner in a copy of "The Letters" is...

As promised we had a raffle between all the new subscribers to our newsletter. The prize is a copy of Fiona Robyn's new book "The Letters" and we have a winner!

Congrats to the new subscriber Nicki!! You have just won a great book.

The book will be balanced out by Eco-Libris and a new tree will be planted for it. Nicki will also receive our sticker saying "One tree planted for this book".

Here's a little more about this book:

A short description of the books from its website:

Violet Ackerman has drifted through a career, four children and a divorce without ever knowing who she is or what she wants. After moving to the coast, she starts receiving a series of mysterious letters sent from a mother and baby home in 1959, written by a pregnant twenty-year-old Elizabeth to her best friend. These letters intersperse Violet's turbulent relationships with her lover, her infuriating son and the eccentric fellow members of the Village Committee. Who is sending Violet these letters, and why? 'The Letters' invites us see what happens when we don't run away. Will love be enough to encourage Violet to stay?

What people say about the book:

"Finely observed, intense and eminently readable."
Jacqui Lofthouse, author of Bluethroat Morning

"Violet lives on in your imagination long after you've finished reading her story."
Susan Utting, author of Houses Without Walls

"An entirely entrancing tale, with visuals that leap and spin from every page."
Caroline Smailes, author of In Search of Adam

You can read more about the book at www.fionarobyn.com/theletters.htm

Thanks again to the author Fiona Robin, who is a supporter of Eco-Libris, for the copy donated! The book, published by Snowbooks and will be available as of the beginning of next month.

Yours,

Raz @ Eco-Libris

www.ecolibris.net

Sign up to Eco-Libris newsletter and you can win a copy of the new book 'The Letters'

Our first newsletter for 2009 is planned to be sent next Tuesday, and we have a great offer for new subscribers:

Sign up this month to our newsletter and you can win a copy of Fiona Robyn's new book "The Letters". (If you're already subscribed, please keep reading - you can participate in the raffle as well!)

Eco-Libris' newsletter is a monthly newsletter, so you can expect to hear from us only once a month. On the newsletter we will offer you updates about our work and our latest collaborations in the book industry. We also include articles on the book and paper industry from our unique green perspective, as well as special offers and discounts, which are presented exclusively on our newsletter!

And as mentioned above, if you sign up until January 31, you will have the chance of winning a copy of "The Letters" by Fiona Robin.

All you have to do is just to sign up, using the box on the right side of the page saying 'Join Our Email List' and that's it.

If you're already subscribed to the newsletter, we want to give you a chance to win the copy as well. Just add a comment telling us when was the last time you actually wrote someone a letter (and if you have an interesting story to tell about it, please feel free to do so), and you're in the raffle!

What this book is about? here's a short description of its website:

Violet Ackerman has drifted through a career, four children and a divorce without ever knowing who she is or what she wants. After moving to the coast, she starts receiving a series of mysterious letters sent from a mother and baby home in 1959, written by a pregnant twenty-year-old Elizabeth to her best friend. These letters intersperse Violet's turbulent relationships with her lover, her infuriating son and the eccentric fellow members of the Village Committee. Who is sending Violet these letters, and why? 'The Letters' invites us see what happens when we don't run away. Will love be enough to encourage Violet to stay?

What people say:

"Finely observed, intense and eminently readable."
Jacqui Lofthouse, author of Bluethroat Morning

"Violet lives on in your imagination long after you've finished reading her story."
Susan Utting, author of Houses Without Walls

"An entirely entrancing tale, with visuals that leap and spin from every page."
Caroline Smailes, author of In Search of Adam

You can read more about the book at www.fionarobyn.com/theletters.htm

We want to thank author Fiona Robin, who is a supporter of Eco-Libris, for the copy donated! The book, published by Snowbooks, won't be out until the beginning of March, so this is a great opportunity to get a copy before everyone else does! So what are you waiting for?

Yours,

Raz @ Eco-Libris

www.ecolibris.net

Reminder: sign up to Eco-Libris newsletter and you can win a copy of 'Relocating Mia'

Our November newsletter is planned to be sent next Wednesday so this is a good time to remind you of a great offer we have for new subscribers: sign up this month to our newsletter and you can win a copy of Rebecca Lerwill's book "Relocating Mia".

Eco-Libris' newsletter is a monthly newsletter, so you can expect to hear from us only once a month. On the newsletter we will offer you updates about our work and our latest collaborations in the book industry. We also include articles on the book and paper industry from our unique green perspective, as well as special offers and discounts!

And as mentioned above, if you sign up until November 30, you will have the chance of winning a copy of "Relocating Mia" by Rebecca Lerwill.

All you have to do is just to sign up, using the box on the right side of the page saying 'Join Our Email List' and that's it. We will have a raffle between the new subscribers on December 1st and will post here the name of the winner. And of course, a tree will be planted for this copy as well!

Thank you to the author Rebecca Lerwill for the copy! We collaborate with Rebecca, who is balancing out every copy sold through her website by planting a tree with Eco-Libris. Every buyer also receives our sticker ("One tree planted for this book") with their copy. By the way - with every purchase, you will receive not only the book and a tree that will be planted on your behalf, but also I home made beautiful book mark!

What this book is about? here's a short description from its website:

"Relocating Mia is a highly entertaining adventure full of romance and suspense which will be loved by readers who appreciate the drama of international crime, the gut - churning twists and turns of well woven intrigue, and the heart - warming effect of a great love story."

Mia Trentino is the top relocating specialist at Worldmove, Inc., and her latest assignment is sending her to Siberia, Russia. But the new job comes with a new partner: a handsome threat to her career named Douglas Farland.

After a rocky start, the job is going well, and things begin to heat up between Mia and Douglas. Then, lies and secrets begin to surface that make Mia suspect her new partner might have a different agenda. What seemed like a simple relocation erupts into a cat-and-mouse game of intrigue full of drug smuggling, secret agents, and the Red Mafia. Suddenly Mia's in a fight for her life, and she may have to trust the one person who seems the most to blame.

We're not the only ones who think it's a great book - "Relocating Mia" is an award winning romantic suspense, honored by the USA Book News awards, the Indie Excellence awards, and the Sabrina Book awards. Also, The Acronym, the sequel to Relocating Mia, is with the publisher and will come out early 2009.

So what are you waiting for?

Yours,

Raz @ Eco-Libris

www.ecolibris.net

Sign up to Eco-Libris newsletter and you can win a copy of the new book 'Relocating Mia'

Last September we initiated our newsletter and we invite you to sign up for it. We also have a special offer: sign up this month to our newsletter and you can win a copy of Rebecca Lerwill's book "Relocating Mia".

Eco-Libris newsletter is planned right now to be a monthly newsletter, so you can expect to hear from us only once a month. On the newsletter we will offer you updates about our work and our latest collaborations in the book industry. We also include articles on the book and paper industry from our unique green perspective, as well as special offers and discounts!

And as mentioned above, if you sign up until November 30, you will have the chance of winning a copy of "Relocating Mia" by Rebecca Lerwill.

All you have to do is just to sign up, using the box on the right side of the page saying 'Join Our Email List' and that's it. We will have a raffle between the new subscribers on December 1st and will post here the name of the winner. And of course, a tree will be planted for this copy as well!

Thank you to the author Rebecca Lerwill for the copy! We collaborate with Rebecca, who is balancing out every copy sold through her website by planting a tree with Eco-Libris. Every buyer also receives our sticker ("One tree planted for this book") with their copy. By the way - with every purchase, you will receive not only the book and a tree that will be planted on your behalf, but also I home made beautiful book mark!

What this book is about? here's a short description from its website:

"Relocating Mia is a highly entertaining adventure full of romance and suspense which will be loved by readers who appreciate the drama of international crime, the gut - churning twists and turns of well woven intrigue, and the heart - warming effect of a great love story."

Mia Trentino is the top relocating specialist at Worldmove, Inc., and her latest assignment is sending her to Siberia, Russia. But the new job comes with a new partner: a handsome threat to her career named Douglas Farland.

After a rocky start, the job is going well, and things begin to heat up between Mia and Douglas. Then, lies and secrets begin to surface that make Mia suspect her new partner might have a different agenda. What seemed like a simple relocation erupts into a cat-and-mouse game of intrigue full of drug smuggling, secret agents, and the Red Mafia. Suddenly Mia's in a fight for her life, and she may have to trust the one person who seems the most to blame.

We're not the only ones who think it's a great book - "Relocating Mia" is an award winning romantic suspense, honored by the USA Book News awards, the Indie Excellence awards, and the Sabrina Book awards. Also, The Acronym, the sequel to Relocating Mia, is with the publisher and will come out early 2009.

So what are you waiting for? the next newsletter will be sent in about one week, so don't miss it!

Winner of last month's raffle
On October we had a raffle between new subscribers to the newsletter with another great prize: a copy of "Of Parrots and People: The Sometimes Funny, Always Fascinating, and Often Catastrophic Collision of Two Intelligent Species" by Mira Tweti. Congrats to Janelle of Wisconsin who is the winner of the raffle!!

Yours,

Raz @ Eco-Libris

www.ecolibris.net

Reminder: five more days for our special newsletter offer

You got five more days to take advantage of our special offer: sign up to our newsletter by the end of October and you can win a copy of Mira Tweti's new book 'Of Parrots and People'.

Eco-Libris newsletter is planned right now to be a monthly newsletter, so you can expect to hear from us only once a month. On the newsletter we will offer you updates about our work and our latest collaborations in the book industry. We will also include articles on the book and paper industry from our unique green perspective, as well as special offers and discounts!

And as mentioned above, if you sign up until October 31, you will have the chance of winning a copy of "Of Parrots and People: The Sometimes Funny, Always Fascinating, and Often Catastrophic Collision of Two Intelligent Species" by Mira Tweti.

All you have to do is just to sign up, using the box on the right side of the page saying 'Join Our Email List' and that's it. We will have a raffle between the new subscribers on November 1st and will post here the name of the winner. And of course, a tree will be planted for this copy as well!

Thank you to the author Mira Tweti for the copy. Our collaboration with her started in her last book "Here, There and Everywhere", and continues in this book as well. The book endorses Eco-Libris - there is an entire page (page 304) devoted to Eco-Libris and how readers can balance out their copy of the book on Eco-Libris website.

You can find more about the book on this link: http://ecolibris.blogspot.com/2008/08/of-parrots-and-people-new-book-of.html

So what are you waiting for?

Yours,

Raz @ Eco-Libris

www.ecolibris.net

Which special offers you will get on our newsletter tomorrow?

Tomorrow (Thursday, October 16) we send our monthly newsletter and this is a great opportunity not only to read about updates about our work, but also to receive special offers from authors and publishers we work with.

We will offer all of our newsletter's readers discounts on the following books:

'Welcome to Shirley: A Memoir from an Atomic Town' by Kelly McMasters

'Celebrate Green! Creating Eco-Savvy Holidays, Celebrations & Traditions for the Whole Family' by Corey Colwell-Lipson & Lynn Colwell

The White Road and other Stories by Tania Hershman BUTT UGLY by Lynn Montgomery

BUTT UGLY by Lynn Montgomery

There will be also a special offer of free copies of 'Planet Earth Gets Well' by Madeline Kaplan!

And last but not least, a special offer on book-themed gift baskets from our friends and partners at Bookworm.

If you haven't signed up yet to our newsletter you can do it now to enjoy all of these special offers. All you have to do is just to sign up, using the box on the right side of the page saying 'Join Our Email List' and that's it !

And as we wrote two weeks ago, if you sign up until October 31, you will have the chance of winning a copy of "Of Parrots and People: The Sometimes Funny, Always Fascinating, and Often Catastrophic Collision of Two Intelligent Species" by Mira Tweti. We will have a raffle between the new subscribers on November 1st and will post here the name of the winner. And of course, a tree will be planted for this copy as well!

Yours,
Raz @ Eco-Libris

Plant a tree for every book you read!

Sign up to Eco-Libris newsletter and you can win a copy of the new book 'Of Parrots and People'

Last month we initiated our newsletter and we invite you to sign up for it. We also have a special offer: sign up this month to our newsletter and you can win a copy of Mira Tweti's new book 'Of Parrots and People'.

Eco-Libris newsletter is planned right now to be a monthly newsletter, so you can expect to hear from us only once a month. On the newsletter we will offer you updates about our work and our latest collaborations in the book industry. We will also include articles on the book and paper industry from our unique green perspective, as well as special offers and discounts!

And as mentioned above, if you sign up until October 31, you will have the chance of winning a copy of "Of Parrots and People: The Sometimes Funny, Always Fascinating, and Often Catastrophic Collision of Two Intelligent Species" by Mira Tweti.

All you have to do is just to sign up, using the box on the right side of the page saying 'Join Our Email List' and that's it. We will have a raffle between the new subscribers on November 1st and will post here the name of the winner. And of course, a tree will be planted for this copy as well!

Thank you to the author Mira Tweti for the copy. Our collaboration with her started in her last book "Here, There and Everywhere", and continues in this book as well. The book endorses Eco-Libris - there is an entire page (page 304) devoted to Eco-Libris and how readers can balance out their copy of the book on Eco-Libris website.

You can find more about the book on this link: http://ecolibris.blogspot.com/2008/08/of-parrots-and-people-new-book-of.html

So what are you waiting for? the next newsletter will be sent in about one week, so don't miss it!

Yours,

Raz @ Eco-Libris

Plant a tree for every book you read!