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Ballad Giveaway Winner

And the winner is...bookwormam!

Please contact me with your mailing address and I'll get your copy of Ballad on its way. I have to say I was delighted to read all of your favorite ballads and love songs. I was surprised, though I probably shouldn't have been, by how many chose "Unchained Melody." It was the most popular choice by far and it is a lovely song. There were several others suggested that are favorites of mine and I decided to put together a "best of" list, if you will, of your favorite ballads and/or love songs. Enjoy!

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  1. Jenni @ Falling Off The Shelf5:04 PM

    Congrats bookwormam! I'm so jealous :)

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  2. Janicu8:54 AM

    I listened to your playlist last night. Very romantic. :) I think my favorites are the middle songs, The Cure, The Postal Service (LOVE them), Depeche Mode, Coldplay & The Killers.

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  3. Angiegirl10:41 AM

    Janice, grin, I was happy to see The Postal Service mentioned as well. I love them! And especially that song. That middle section is good. Although the last one is the song DH & I danced to at my wedding so I'm partial to it. :)

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