SBTB Hanukkah Celebration 2020 – Night Seven Giveaway!

Smart Bitches Hanukkah 2020 with a menorah and a frame of the Ladies logo of the site on a table with blue lights

Happy Seventh Night of Hanukkah!

I love how each night gets brighter and brighter in my house.

It’s almost time to make s’mores over the menorot! (Kidding – the candles aren’t quite hot enough for that. Ask me how I know!)

Let’s get to our giveaway for tonight!

Today’s prize is: a Kate Spade Staci Nouveau Bloom Medium L-Zip Wristlet in Blue

A blue wristlet purse with a zipper on the top and side with a pretty blue floral illustration print

That pattern makes me so happy every time I look at it.

Want some specs?

  • The bag measures approximately 5.2″h x 8.1″w
  • It has a zip closure across the top and down the side
  • Inside are four slots for cards inside
  • There is a zip pocket on the back
  • It is so cheerful and adorable and I dig it.

Want to enter? Yay!

Just leave a comment and tell us what book you discovered here at SBTB this year that you really loved? 

Standard disclaimers apply: I am not being compensated for this giveaway. Void where prohibited. Open to international residents where permitted by applicable law. Must be over 18 and ready to celebrate the present present and look forward to spring, too. Not responsible for mellow feelings of contentment but obvs we recommend them.

Comments will close 17 December 2020 at or near 12pm ET, and winner will be announced shortly afterward.

Good luck, Happy Hanukkah, and thank you for being part of Smart Bitches!

Winner update: Congratulations to Maria Smith! Please check your email shortly!

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  1. Vicki says:

    Gideon the Ninth. I would never have read it without all the squees here and I loved it. I even gifted a copy to my brother for his birthday.

  2. denise says:

    In A Holidaze

  3. Julie says:

    Paladin’s Grace by T. Kingfisher

  4. flchen1 says:

    Syed Masood’s More Than Just a Pretty Face

  5. TaraR says:

    Really loved the new Milla Vane novels.

  6. Beck says:

    Beth O’Leary – The Switch

  7. theotherjdk says:

    ‘Spoiler Alert’ – Olivia Dade

  8. Lizzy says:

    Sorcery and Cecelia by Patricia C Wrede and Caroline Stevermer

  9. Janiec says:

    I picked up The Rich Boy by Kylie Scott because the review mentioned groveling.

  10. Gina says:

    Love Lettering by Kate Clayburn — so sweet and memorable.

  11. Maureen says:

    I’ve already used Boyfriend Material as my answer a few times, so I’m going to go with another big favorite- The Widow of Rose House by Diana Biller. I LOVED this book, I enjoyed the characters so very much.

  12. Arijo says:

    Gosh, I think 85% of what I read comes from SBTB.
    This year, there was:
    Murderbot by Martha Wells.
    Linesman series by S.K. Dunstall.
    And most recently (like, 2 days ago) Love Lettering by Kate Clayborn.

  13. KT says:

    Courtney Milan’s The Duke Who Didn’t

  14. Violet Bick says:

    The Richmond Thief by Lisa Boero.

  15. Heather M says:

    Definitely Boyfriend Material.

  16. Jaye says:

    I don’t know if it’s from this year (fuck you, COVID), but historical mysteries rec’d by SB Sarah.
    When I can read, they’re some of my favorites

  17. TamB. says:

    In the last week: Snowspelled.
    Over the past year – so many. Between sales, reviews, reader comments I discovered so many books and authors.
    (Amazon should be sending you gift cards as a thank you.)

  18. Amy says:

    Jackie Lau’s books

  19. WendyC says:

    Get a Life, Chloe Brown by Talia Hibbert. So many lovely hours spent reading and then rereading it.

  20. Kris says:

    Evvie Drake Starts Over

  21. Kaitlin says:

    I discovered so many, but one of my favorite finds was T. Kingfisher’s books, starting with Paladin’s Grace.

  22. Qualisign says:

    Like Arijo, *most* of what I end up reading is because of SBTB recommendations and the rest is from running down the traces left from good book feels from those books and authors. I think Lois McMaster Bujold’s The Curse of Chalion fits the “I wouldn’t have read it except for SBTB, and I’m so glad I did” box best.

  23. Lisa M says:

    A recent find: Jackie Lau’s Her Pretend Christmas Date

  24. Buttercup says:

    Get a Life, Chloe Brown by Talia Hibbert. I can’t wait to discover Book #2 in the series.

  25. Escapeologist says:

    Agree with comments above, anything new I read and enjoyed has been thanks to SBTB. Bless you, Bitchery!

    Caroline Linden – Love and Other Scandals
    Jill Mansell – Millie’s Fling
    and The Girl From The Diadem by Jean Merrill – on actual paper with that lovely old book smell

  26. rissatoo says:

    I’d been much in a reading slump earlier in the year, but somewhere I was reminded about how much I liked Courtney Milan, so I decided to do a re-read of one of her books. It was magic! Joy of reading returned! I started out buying The Brothers Sinister series, and, well… I’m still reading through more series.

  27. Dee says:

    A book that I found here? Spoiler Alert by Olivia Dade.

    PS> Those bags were all beautiful. Congrats to the previous winners.

  28. DiscoDollyDeb says:

    I couldn’t even begin to list the books & authors I’ve discovered through SBTB—I usually have my TBR notebook open alongside me when I’m on the site, especially Book Beat and WAYR—so I’ll go with the book I’m reading right now: Emma Alcott’s m/m romance, DURING THE FLIGHT, which was mentioned in last week’s WAYR.

  29. Renee says:

    The Ninth House. I never would have found this book without the daily sales posts.

  30. Ashley Weiss says:

    Hearts on Hold by Charish Reid

  31. Azure says:

    Love Lettering. I hadn’t read anything by Kate Clayborn before but the premise sounded so interesting that I checked it out–definitely a fantastic read!

  32. Hannah Bloom says:

    I discovered Olivia Waite’s Feminine Pursuits series here this year—The Lady’s Guide to Celestial Mechanics and The Care and Feeding of Waspish Widows. And hot damn am I glad!

  33. PatriciaM says:

    It’s hard to remember now what I discovered on this site, although they were many. I actually read very few new books this year and, as my anxiety increased through COVID lock downs and the recent election, I found myself turning to comfort reads. I do remember reading a Milla Vane. I also read Evvie Drake starts over (I may have messed the title up a bit) with pleasure.

  34. Heidi says:

    Like others, it’s hard to remember. Can I claim lockdown brain?!? It also stretches to some gift ideas I found here! I’ve been eating up Dorothy Koomson this year — though not strictly romance … most romance-y, rom-com-y is Marshmallows for Breakfast!

  35. genie says:

    I don’t read a lot of contemporary romances, but the review of Spoiler Alert caught my eye and it was one of the best things I read all year long!

  36. SusanK says:

    Boyfriend Material by Alexis Hall. Thanks!

  37. cayenne says:

    I discovered Alyssa Cole’s work here and am currently glomming everything from her… except her recent thriller because I am a giant chicken.

  38. Vestusta says:

    So, so many good books, but I think the standout for me is TJ Klune’s Green Creek series and The House in the Cerulean Sea.

  39. KarenF says:

    These days, most of the books I buy (except for my autobuy authors) I find through this site. But lets go with Cara Bastone’s Just a Heartbeat Away, because I then ended up buying more of her books.

  40. Kareni says:

    Happy Hanukkah!

    One recent happy find was Leonie Mack’s My Christmas Number One which @DiscoDollyDeb recommended here.

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