Hanukkah 2023 Night 8: Kate Spade Pink Tote!

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 eighth night of Hanukkah!

One year we tried to toast marshmallows over all the lit menorot on the final night, but mostly the marshmallows got sooty instead of toasty. So we toasted them over the stove burners and ate s’mores anyway.

Thank you so much for celebrating with us this year! I hope you’ve had fun.

So, my Hanukkah wishes for you tonight: may you bring light with you wherever you go, and may you share it with everyone who needs some. And may there be peace in our lifetime.

For our eighth night of Hanukkah, we’re giving away a Kate Spade Daily Tote in Pink! 

A side view of the pink totebag with kate spade new york in gold A side view of a woman with long dark hair holding the bag. it goes over the shoulder and is roomy enough that the bottom is below her waistline An overhead view. I love these because they look a LOT like a yoni and it amuses me every time A side angle view of the bag showing the slim side profile and the side pocket on the outside

That ought to hold you, and a few books, too!

Here are the details:

  • Dimensions: 12.44″ H x 11.44″ W at the bottom
  • Strap drop: 10.5″
  • Handle drop: 10″
  • Exterior slip pocket
  • Interior slip pocket and zip pocket
  • Closure: zip top

You can carry so much in this bag, and it’s very lightweight, and beautiful, too!

To enter, please comment and tell us what book you’re most looking forward to in 2024! 

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 carry essentials and must haves and some books and possibly lunch while looking fabulous. May cause increased feelings of security and style.

Comments will close 15 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 Moriah!

Comments are Closed

  1. Nio says:

    The new Mercy Thompson book by Patricia Briggs!

  2. Emily P says:

    The sequel to the fabulous Iron Widow by Xiran Jay Zhao! We have kaiju, mechas, a fierce heroine, and the beginnings of a throuple (!)

  3. Jill says:

    My wait will be over quickly because Grace Callaway’s Charlotte and the Seductive Spymaster drops on Jan. 11.
    I’m also excited for Katee Robert to get the next three (?) Dark Olympus books published so that we can finally get to Zeus and Hera. Once that bomb got dropped in Electric Idol, it’s all I’ve wanted and yet everyone else’s stories came first.

  4. Ellen says:

    So many! The Bride Bet by Tessa Dare (the last in her Girl Meets Duke series), Funny Story by Emily Henry, A Witch’s Guide to Magical Inkeeping by Sangu Mandanna, and The Demon of Unrest by Erik Larson. And I expect to add many more to my TBR after reading everyone’s comments!

  5. AuntieKristin says:

    The new Olivia Dade. I laugh every time I see the description of the MC moving into Spite House.

  6. Em says:

    The third book in the Scarlett Peckham Society of Sirens series “The Mistress Experience”!

  7. Sue says:

    More of the Dark Olympus books from Katee Robert and hockey books from Sarina Bowen

  8. Pickle says:

    I’m just hoping Alecto the Ninth comes out in 2024

  9. Janice says:

    The Black Bird Oracle, new from Deb Harkness, is out in July!

  10. Vanessa says:

    I’m really looking forward to Emily Wildes Map of the Otherlands and the new Sarah J Maas book!
    Plus all the ones I don’t know about yet!

  11. Karin says:

    Thanks for offering such great gifts! I can’t wait for The Lily of Ludgate Hill by Mimi Matthews!

  12. Lola says:

    I’m looking forward to “How to End a Love Story” by Yulin Kuang!

  13. Maureen says:

    What a gorgeous bag. Thank you for these delightful giveaways.
    I’m eager to get my hands on Tessa Dare’s The Bride Bet, Jenny Holiday’s Earls Trip and Canadian Boyfriend and Jackie Lau’s Love, Lies, and Cherry Pie !
    Thanks for the excellent recommendations everyone, My TBR list just got a lot bigger! ! Happy holidays to all.

  14. Mary Peoples says:

    2024 is just around the corner, but I have to wait until June for the next installment of Sherry Thomas’ Lady Sherlock series. All I have heard is that it is called “A Ruse of Shadows”. Looking forward to it – her writing is always wonderful.

  15. Maureen says:

    The Rom-Commers by Katherine Center

  16. Elizabeth says:

    In 2024 I’m looking forward to reading many more romance books and putting a dent in my TBR pile (LOl!), making new friendships, and nurturing existing relationships.

  17. Noel stark says:

    The third installment of Alexis Hall’s London calling series, Father Material.

  18. Megan T says:

    I’m now super excited for Molly X. Chang’s “To Gaze Upon Wicked Gods”

  19. Dawn M Roberto says:

    Looking forward to Melinda Leigh and Kendra Elliot’s 2024 book, Echo Road. I love their books.

  20. denise says:

    I’m looking forward to the next domestic thriller from Sally Hepworth.

    Happy Hanukkah!

  21. Kareni says:

    Happy Hanukkah to those who celebrate and good wishes to all!

    I recently learned that Michelle Diener is working on a new Class 5 story which I amk now eager to read.

  22. Stephanie B says:

    I’m not sure if it will be out in 24 – but I’m looking forward to more books in The Worth Saga by Courtney Milan. Also the newest Veronica Speedwell installment by Deanna Raybourn due out in March

  23. Kathy B says:

    I am SO looking forward to Archangel’s Lineage and House of Flame and Shadow that I had to list them both!

  24. Amanda Lee says:

    Oooh, I think I’m most looking forward to Lyz Lenz’s This American Ex-Wife or Ashley Poston’s A Novel Love Story or Emily Henry’s Funny Story. So many great books coming out next year!

    Happy holidays to everyone!

  25. KitBee says:

    Lots of good books coming out next year, but I’m most excited for THE UNDERMINING OF TWYLA AND FRANK by Megan Bannen. I adored THE UNDERTAKING OF HART AND MERCY and am thrilled that she’s coming out with another book set in that world!

  26. Abbie says:

    I’m looking forward to the next Sierra Simone/ Julie Murphy Christmas book!

  27. Rae A says:

    My basic self is looking forward to Crescent City book 3. I am not a fan of mild cliffhangers and even good ones are like “but ….which way is this going to go…?”

  28. Harmonyb says:

    I cannot wait for the follow-up to Allie Therin’s Liar City. Also for the next Kat Holloway mystery by Jennifer Ashley and a full reread of the series.

    Happy Holidays Everyone!!

  29. Radler says:

    I don’t think there’s a final release date yet, but Alecto the Ninth is expected in 2024 and I CANNOT WAIT. Happy Hanukkah to all who celebrate and peace and comfort and everyone this holiday season!

  30. Glenda M says:

    Olivia Dade’s At First Spite! Have you seen the dust jacket illustration?

  31. Jamie says:

    So many, but especially Nalini Singh’s latest – Primal Mirror and Archangel’s Lineage.

  32. Trix says:

    The next editions of Crimson Spell and Saint Young Men

  33. ReadKnitSnark says:

    ARCHANGEL’S LINEAGE by Nalini Singh (OMG there’s six extra months of waiting due to the change in release schedule!!!)(But I’d rather do the schedule change in one NS series rather than bump everything around.)(That said, the waiting is painful!)(Even though the pandemic left me with Time Awareness Disorder and I exist in the Perpetual Now…)

    Thanks for doing the giveaways, and happy last night of Hanukkah!

  34. Make Kay says:

    Mmmm, Funny Story by Emily Henry!

    Happy Hannukah!

  35. Malin says:

    So many books that I’m looking forward to (aren’t there always?)
    Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands by Heather Fawcett
    Canadian Boyfriend by Jenny Holiday
    Bride by Ali Hazelwood (she’s doing a paranormal, with vampires and werewolves, be still my heart!)
    The Warm Hands of Ghosts by Katherine Arden
    The Prisoner’s Throne by Holly Black
    The Other Side of Disappearing by Kate Clayborn
    The Familiar by Leigh Bardugo
    Funny Story by Emily Henry
    A Ruse of Shadows by Sherry Thomas
    The Lotus Empire by Tasha Suri
    Somewhere Beyond the Sea by T.J Klune

    I also hope that Milla Vane finally publishes A Dance of Smoke and Steel and Tessa Dare publishes The Bride Bet, but I’ve been burned before on that.

    I’m also very excited for the project that Ilona Andrews are calling Maggie, and crossing my fingers that we might also get Hugh’s second book by the end of the year.

  36. Johnna says:

    Coming in June Not in Love
    Ali Hazelwood

    JK

  37. Susan says:

    Mastermind by Sarah Maclean
    The Paradise Problem by Christina Lauren

  38. PamG says:

    I’m looking forward to smarmy eyebrow guy’s book by Julie Anne Long, My Season of Scandal. I’m also eager to read Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands by Heather Fawcett. But my absolute top source of anticipatory glee is whatever new offering House Andrews comes up with for 2024.

    In truth, I also look forward to whatever new and startling delights the Smart Bitches community will surprise me with in the new year. Y’all are the best!

  39. Arby says:

    Mememmememememe

  40. Escapeologist says:

    Don’t know what’s coming out next year but wanted to tell you all, this is the first year since forever that I’ve preordered a book and stayed up late to read it. This community kept me going and trying new reads in some very stressful times. Thank you thank you! (no need to enter my name for the drawing today)

    Thank you Sarah and SmartBitches for doing this post, I’ve been looking forward to it. Love reminiscing about the good moments of the past year, chuckling at the jokes in the disclaimers, and reading everyone’s comments. Happy Hanukkah and happy holidays to everyone!

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