Hanukkah 2023 Night 2: Kate Spade Glimmer Cardholder!

A blue spangled background with a lit menorah and some blue ights on a table, with a framed picture of the Ladies ver 2.0, and in peach letters it says Hanukkah 2023 at the topIt’s the second night of Hanukkah, and the giveaways continue! I love little wallets like this one.

First: my Hanukkah wishes for you tonight: may your days be sparkly with happiness, and may your nights be full of the very most wonderful sleep.

Gosh, I love good sleep.

I also love carrying a small wallet when I’m out, because I’ve realized that so many of the items I used to carry are now digitized on my phone (even my driver’s license, can you believe that?). As long as I have zipped pockets, I’m happy.

For our second night of Hanukkah, we’re giving away a Kate Spade Glimmer Card Holder in pink!

A pink glittery small wallet with three card slots and gold stamping that reads kate spade new york An overhead view of the wallet flexed open to show the fabric lining inside, and yeah, it kinda looks like a yoni

Sparkly!!

This color is a very festive glitter pink. Here are the specs:

  • Measurements: 3.04″ H x 4.08″ W
  • Exterior: three card slots on each side, plus larger space in the middle

To enter, please comment and tell us which book you read this year that made your reading experience sparkly-wonderful? 

Standard disclaimers apply: We are 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 grab keys, phone, and wallet and head out the door with arms ready to embrace the goodness of the day or something, possibly also a coffee. May cause increased feelings of delight because it’s so sparkly!

Comments will close 9 December 2023 at or near 11:59pm 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 Jill Q!

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  1. JenniferH says:

    The Liz Danger Series by Jennifer Crusie & Bob Mayer – lots of fun

  2. Arby says:

    I really loved “don’t forget to write” by Sara Confino!

  3. Janiec says:

    Loved The Graham Effect by Elle Kennedy.

  4. Yaara says:

    I read Nevermore Bookstore (Kerrigan Byrne & Cynthia St. Aubin) on a long haul flight this year and it was perfect – sweet, engaging, and fun. Definitely a sparkly wonderful experience ✨️

  5. LittyG says:

    I loved “Wicked Ugly Bad” by Cassandra Gannon. I don’t know who recommended it, but it really had great sweetness, villainous, found-family vibes.

  6. DiscoDollyDeb says:

    I’m not sure I read for “sparkle”, but the book I read (and reread….and reread) most this year was Cait Nary’s SEASON’S CHANGE, an m/m hockey romance. I loved everything about it.

  7. WhimsicalCow says:

    A Rake of His Own by AJ Lancaster was definitely a winner for me this year. I kept ignoring other book purchases to reread it!

  8. Bridget says:

    Finally read The Unlovely Bride and then promptly reread it!

  9. LisaM says:

    The Comeback, by Lily Chu. I know almost nothing about K-pop, but I was completely immersed in the world of StarLune, and Ariadne and Jihoon’s romance.

    I don’t need to be in the draw for this gift, thank you.

  10. FIRST TEST by Tamora Pierce. This is the year that I finally read Pierce’s books, and I’m so glad that I did. I will be gobbling up the rest of her backlist. *happy sigh*

  11. Kate says:

    *Fayne* by Ann-Marie MacDonald. Not technically a romance; but so much sparkly-wonderful goodness! It was almost 1000 pages long, and still felt too short.

  12. Azure says:

    Several friends recommended “A Marvellous Light” to me recently and I adored it!! I’m on my library’s wait list for the other two books in the series, but to be honest…I might not wait that long!!!

  13. Jill Q. says:

    My most recent “sparkly” book was FAKING CHRISTMAS by Kerry Winnfrey. Delightful!

  14. Elizabeth says:

    The Bandit Queens

  15. Jill says:

    Time to Shine by Rachel Reid

  16. Tam says:

    NOTHING TO SEE HERE by Kevin Wilson. It’s not a romance, but it is a book about love, and how children can effortlessly tangle you up in it.

  17. Deborah says:

    The Graphic Audio adaptations of Ilona Andrews’ Kate Daniels series. The performances are excellent.

  18. Kim says:

    I have to say JUST LIKE MAGIC by Jenny Hogle. I loved, loved, loved this funny and magical and quirky and sweet and sexy-if-not-steamy holiday romance, and it definitely brought the worker!

  19. Jen M. says:

    The last two books that I loved were Check & Mate by Ali Hazelwood and Wreck the Halls by Tessa Bailey.

  20. Annie says:

    The Wishing Game by Meg Shaffer was sparkly-wonderful!

  21. DonnaMarie says:

    I finally jumped on the LESSONS IN CHEMISTRY bandwagon and have no regrets about renewing my Bad Decisions Book Club© membership.

  22. Maureen says:

    Something Wild and Wonderful by Anita Kelly was an excellent read this year!

  23. Dee says:

    Thank you for doing this year after year. It is much appreciated.

    I haven’t read a lot this year but I would say Katee Robert’s Dark Olympus series and my comfort rereads of Julie James’ Just the Sexiest Man Alive have definitely helped me throughout the year.

  24. flchen1 says:

    Rachel Reid’s Time to Shine and Beth Bolden’s The Score were both examples of this for me!

  25. Noel Stark says:

    Tiny, Beautiful Things by Cheryl Strayad: raw, insightful and ultimately hopeful with fiercely determined joy.

  26. nelle says:

    Tom Lake

  27. Holli says:

    Tessa Bailey’s Wreck the Halls definitely felt sparkly to me!

  28. cayenne says:

    Loved Kate Canterbary’s “Shucked”. Love-love-loved it!

  29. footiepjs says:

    I adored Time to Shine and I recently found Scarlett Gale’s Warrior Guild series (all 2 of them that are currently available). I’m almost finished with the second book and I’ve been loving every page of it.

  30. Ellie T. says:

    “The Dragonriders of Pern”.

    It reminded me of the pleasures of opening a wonderful new world space.

  31. Lisa Berger says:

    I finally got to the The Love Hypothesis this year and I loved it so much. I also just read Christina Lauren’s In a Holidaze and I can’t stop thinking about it.

  32. Kaylee says:

    I just finished in the Event of Love by Courtney Kae. So much sparkly goodness from the holiday lights to Morgan and Rachel’s second-chance romance.!

  33. Em says:

    I read a lot of great books this year, but _We Could Be So Good_ by Cat Sebastian was definitely one that sparkled!

  34. Amanda says:

    Jana Goes Wild by Farrah Heron was the perfect distraction and balm for a stressful November. Loved the travel, the adult characters who had been through some things together & apart & the pining.

  35. QueenVictoriaa says:

    Rereading some of my favorite Agatha Christie novels and discussing them with my friends! I always love AC.

  36. Chris says:

    Even though my reading has slowed immensely this year, the books that stand out to me right now are Cambria Hebert’s Westbrook Elite books. I really love to read about her guys on the swim team.

  37. Kristina says:

    Romantic Comedy by Curtis Sittenfeld! I loved it so much.

  38. genie says:

    The Duke Gets Even by Joanna Shupe made me ridiculously happy, even if it made me cry a bit.

    But for sparkle? Hotel of Secrets by Diana Biller. 1878 Vienna, during the ball season. Wonderful story aside, there’s a scene that takes place as they polish a crystal chandelier. Doesn’t get more sparkly than that!

  39. Laurel K. says:

    Definitely Legends and Lattes by Travis Baldree

  40. Trix says:

    The Sasaki and Miyano Official Scrapbook had cery intriguing stories from guest manga artists! Scratched the fanfic itch, but also plausibly canon, and gave me new series to seek out. The Spy x Family For Your Eyes Only guidebook explains a lot (who knew Franky is an homage to White Collar’s Mozzie?), and is worth it for the foldout of Anya as rock star alone…

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