Ivy + Bean Day Countdown

My daughter, Stephanie, loves Ivy + Bean, which means, she is super excited about the first ever Ivy + Bean Day on October 13.

Chronicle Books is sponsoring a Blog-a-Bration, leading up to Ivy + Bean Day, complete with lots of prizes and a super-deluxe grand prize. Check it out…

    A complete set of Ivy and Bean hardcover books signed by Annie Barrows

1 set of Ivy and Bean Paper Dolls
1 Ivy and Bean Button Factory

1 Ivy and Bean READ Poster signed by Annie Barrows

Set of Ivy and Bean Silly Bandz
  Set of Ivy and Bean stickers

AND – a super-secret really cool prize

So you are eligible to be in the drawing for this grand prize by being selected as a weekly winner between now and October 6.

Each week there will be a giveaway for the featured Ivy + Bean book, as well as 3 sets of Ivy + Bean mini notes.
Check out the other blogs celebrating the Ivy + Bean Blog-a-Bration…
There will be giveaways each week on the different blogs, so check them out, get excited about Ivy + Bean Day, and comment away, increasing your chances for the incredible grand prize giveaway!
You can expect to see an Ivy + Bean post here on Wednesdays. I’ll post the giveaway winner on Sunday nights. I’m looking forward to sharing these favorite characters and talking a little about what I’m learning about writing from reading a series. Spread the word about Ivy + Bean Day!

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14 Comments »

  1. I am so excited! This is such a popular series in my classroom. Now I need to think of a fun way to celebrate this exciting day. Hmmm? Thank you for sharing.

  2. I haven't read many, but will be reading more of these kinds of books because I'm learning about the 'younger' students' loves, & I know this is one of them. I listened to the first & loved when they finally figured out they liked each other. This 'take a chance on someone' is what I have discussed in the past with my middle school students too. If they don't get to know someone, think what they might be missing! I'll look for more!