Coming around again…
Are you like me? When you think of Connecting the Dots does happy childhood memories fill your mind?
Personally, I picture myself back at my childhood home, in our den to be specific, laying on my stomach, with my feet in the air, in front of the television with a green colored pen. I spent may happy hours connecting the dots, always curious as to what picture would be revealed.
I haven’t thought of this activity in years… and then I was contacted by Penguin Publishing to see if I would be interested in receiving and giving away a complementary adult version of connect the dots… Well, I am sure you can guess my reaction! I couldn’t wait!
Kama Sutra Connect-the-Dots
This book is sure to give you hours of pleasure… Hey, I couldn’t resist!
And you can win a copy too!
26 thoughts on “Coming around again…”
I haven’t thought about that since years either. Fun giveaway. Enjoy your week.
Vanessa – And I never thought of it this way 🙂
Sounds like fun! I already follow you on Twitter and Facebook (left Goodreads a long time ago), but I confess, I’m at a loss here. I have no idea how to use the Rafflecopter links….
Norma – It sure is a new twist! I emailed you about the rafflecopter. Let me kwow if you need any help…
Dots are lots of fun, especially the red ones!
Brian – that is my favorite dot of them all. I call mine Dotty! XOXO Lucy
We love dots. They are fun to play with! MOL
Annabelle – I love dots too! XOXO Lucy
sounds like fun!
especially since Left Brain has been gone two weeks – what a homecoming we could have! 😉
Rorybore – I think you need this!
oh! my favourite childhood activity was probably just being outside. whether horse back riding, walking through the woods on the farm, camping, fishing, whatever : but it was the great outdoors.
Rorybore – horse back riding? I have to admit I am a little more than jealous!
Well I have done my share of connect the dots and this is one set of graphics I never imagined would be included in that exercise.
My favorite childhood activity was playing outside – and if I could get a gang of friends together to play softball, well all the better.
Love Noodles
Noodles – I know… I never expected this type of connect the dots either. I am always amazed at what people think of!
Since I am a spayed, almost 9-month-old kitten, I don’t know anything about the Kama Sutra, but my human seems weirdly enthusiastic about this, so I am entering for her.
Summer – Your human is lucky she has you to help.. My human got a kick out of this! XOXO Lucy
That is the funnest giveaway I have seen in years! It puts new meaning to connect the dots!
Darcie – I know… who ever could have imagined?
What a book idea!
I would say my ideal childhood activity would be wandering the woods behind our property.
William – Wandering through woods sounds so cool! I’m jealous!
I do connect the dots with my preschoolers. It’s a great way to teach them to count and also writing skills.
Tami – I never realized connect the dots was educational – I am not the sharpest 🙂
I loved anything outside, we were never indoors
Rissa – sounds like a great childhood!
Ha! I’ve never heard of anything like this – the adult version. Lordy, some innuendoes that could be inserted here…but I will be behave lol 🙂 What a great giveaway and thank you, Hilary! Have an awesome day! 🙂
Mike – The innuendoes would be great… how crazy / funny is this?