CLOSED: Ripple Reader Interactive e-Book Giveaway

Can you read it to me again?

I’m sure you’ve heard this request many times. When it comes to kids and their favourite stories, nothing beats hearing them over and over…and over again.

Ripple_Reader_eBook With Ripple Reader your child can enjoy their favourite books in full screen colour on the computer, read by mom or dad or grandma or anyone else for that matter.

Ripple Reader is an FREE e-book reader that enables you to record the narration to your child’s favourite e-books (available for both PC and Mac). You can browse through an extensive list of popular books on the Ripple Reader library, including some recently released titles, starting as low as $4.99 US.

Once you’ve set-up your FREE account and downloaded the Ripple Reader, you can start shopping. You can choose to record the narration yourself or send the request to someone else, like grandma perhaps. Once finished, the book will be added into your child’s account for them to enjoy.

Imagine your child’s delight when she discovers a library of her favourite books read to her by her favourite people, even ones who aren’t close by.

Ripple Reader is the brainchild of Jaye Kephart, a Denver businesswoman who began her career as a speech-language pathologist. She wanted to help her ailing sister by giving her the ability to record stories for her kids to hear when she passed away; stories they could hear from their mother even when she wasn’t there to read them. Jaye hopes Ripple Reader will bring you and the special kids in your life many hours of joy.

GIVEAWAY!

The folks at Ripple Reader want to create some reading excitement in your house. They are offering one (1) EverythingMom member 5 e-books of their choice (approx. value $24.95 US +. Depends on winner's choice of books). To enter simply tell us one book in the Ripple Reader library your child would love to have someone read to them.

This contest is only open to EverythingMom members. Not a member? It’s quick and easy to join. Contest is open to Canadian and United States residents and ends August 18, 2010. To be declared a winner you must have the FREE Ripple Reader downloaded on your machine. One (1) EverythingMom member will be randomly chosen after that. Please see full contest details

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Managing Partner and Editor-in-Chief at one of the best social networking and lifestyle sites for moms, EverythingMom.com. Trying to balance life at home with my 3 kids (all under 8), while building my business, working at EverythingMom.com and developing my writing. Oh and throw a load of laundry in and a dinner that isn't burnt. Wasn't working from home suppose to be easier?

Posted by Carrie Anne in contests on August 04, 2010

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0 # gingeroo 2010-08-04 07:33

I think my child would like the Im aLittle Teapot book it looks cute.

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0 # Talex 2010-08-04 07:48

I KNOW my two little grandkids would so enjoy "The HICCUPotamus" being read to them. I can hear them squealing now....

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0 # hypermamaz 2010-08-04 07:52

my girls LOVE the Black Lagoon series of books. They would really enjoy any of those. OR....the Bubble Homes and Fish Farts book.

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0 # cmiranda70 2010-08-04 07:56

My boy will love to read "The Teacher from the black lagoon". He loves those kinds of books!

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0 # tobyhir 2010-08-04 08:54

The Sock Fairy!!

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0 # ladiibugg 2010-08-04 10:09

This sounds really cute!

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0 # abrennan09 2010-08-04 15:51

I think my kids would like The HICCUPotamus, Inside/Outside Dinosaurs and also Living in the Artic.

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0 # Rmera 2010-08-05 03:08

I would have to pick The Kissing Hand by Audrey Penn. My son Kindergarten teacher read this to her class the first day. She made a hand and told the kids to have there parent kids the hand before they went to school.

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