Today’s Free Kindle Books: Quick and Easy Crochet, Perfectly Paleo and more!

free Kindle books

Here are some free Kindle books that you can download today. Thanks to Shelly at Frugal Family Home for compiling and sharing this list!

Fiction

The Helpers: Volume I (Deadly Discovery)

Tomorrow’s Sun (Lost Sanctuary)

Betrayed: Days of the Rogue

Mystery/Thrillers

A Body in the Backyard (A Myrtle Clover Mystery)

Gray Justice (Tom Gray #1)

Not What She Seems

Science Fiction

The Sixth Discipline (Haven)

Star Soldiers

Non-Fiction

The Oprah Effect

Quick & Easy Crochet- A Collection of 6 Patterns – Book 1

Garage Sale Tips and Treasures: Organizing, Marketing and What to Look for at Garage Sales

Dad, Dog and Fish

Cookbooks

30 Delicious Refrigerator Cake Recipes

Perfectly Paleo – 30 Unique and Delicious Paleo Diet Recipes

Going Gluten Free – Meal Plans and Recipes

Children’s Books

Jack Cleans Up His Mess (Jack’s Picture Books for Children)

The Wind in the Willows

Puppy Makes a New Friend

A Tish, Of A Dish, For A Fish

You don’t have to have a Kindle to read these books. You can go here to download a Free Reading App so you can read any Kindle book on your computer, tablet or smartphone.

Amazon has a selection of Kindles here (prices start at just $69)

Please note: Amazon pricing, promotions, and availability are subject to change at ANY time without notice. Please confirm the price before completing your purchase

How to Help the Victims of the Oklahoma Tornadoes

Help Tornado victims

The beginning of the tornado

I’m just so heartsick at the devastation done by the tornadoes that went through the Oklahoma City area this week. Seeing the homes and schools that were destroyed, and learning of all the innocent victims makes me cry every time.

It might seem like those of us who live elsewhere in the country are helpless to do anything to assist, but there is so much we can do!

Now is the time for us to help

As couponers, we can unite and help out the victims. The saying “something is better than nothing” is not true in this case. They NEED specific items.

Right now, MONEY is what they need. Any amount is good. Any link that I include on here are secure links and are safe and your money will be put to good use.

Monetary Donations

You can donate any monetary donations via THIS website. This is the United Methodist Church and the money will go directly to those affected.

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Non-perishable food, water, clean-up supplies, diapers, clothing etc. can be taken to:

FEED THE CHILDREN – 333 N Meridian (Corner of Reno and Meridian)
FOOD BANK – 3355 S Purdue (972-1111) (Corner of 29th and McArthur)
CHANNEL 9 NEWS – 7401 N Kelly (843-6641)
KFOR – 444 E Britton (424-4444)
KOCO 5 – 1228 E Wilshire (478-3434)

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Yukon High School

The Yukon high School StuCo and Leadership will be collecting

  • water bottles
  • Gatorade
  • diapers
  • baby wipes
  • baby formula
  • work gloves
  • trash bags
  • individual wrapped snacks
  • hand sanitizer, hand towels
  • sunscreen, batteries
  • flashlights and money

These will be delivered to the Salvation Army for distribution.

Please bring items to the Yukon High School Rotunda by Wednesday 5/23/13 at 3:30pm

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All Edmond Schools are taking donations

The high schools in Edmond are collecting donations. North is collecting water, Santa Fe is collecting canned goods and Memorial is collecting clothes.

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St. Andrew’s United Methodist Church

This church is located at SW 119th and May. They need non-perishable food items, water, and clean-up supplies (rakes, shovels, heavy duty gloves, etc).

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More Ways to Help:

www.SalvationArmyUSA.org or call 1-800-SAL-ARMY (1-800-725-2769). Text the word “STORM” to 80888 to make a $10 donation through your phone; to confirm your gift, respond with the word “Yes.”

Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma
www.regionalfoodbank.org or call 604-7111 or text FOOD to 32333 to give $10 to relief efforts.

American Red Cross
Visit redcross.org, dialing 1-800-REDCROSS or texting REDCROSS to 90999 to make a $10 donation.

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Donate to the Oklahoma Baptist Disaster Relief to help provide tree removal services, laundry services and meals to victims of disasters. Send checks to BGCO, Attn: Disaster Relief, 3800 N. May Ave., Oklahoma City, OK., 73112. (please do not send clothing)

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If you would like to Volunteer to help you can apply here.

Remember to pray for these families!

I will be updating this post, as we get more information.

Thanks so much to Coupon Closet for the information and the photo.

Book Review: The Christian Parenting Handbook

Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from the publisher through the BookSneeze®.com book review bloggers program. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255 : “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”

Christian Parenting Handbook

Do you remember those first few months as a new mom when that sweet little baby you brought home from the hospital had completely thrown your schedule out of whack?  On top of figuring out how to feed, dress and figure out what each cry meant, you weren’t getting any sleep and you thought you might never “get” being a mom.  Well, I can now say that I have all the basics finally figured out, but now I have an even bigger problem.  How do I shape my children’s hearts and help them become loving, caring adults with a sense of responsibility in this age of entitlement?  That’s where The Christian Parenting Handbook comes in.

This wonderful book, written by Dr. Scott Turansky and Joanne Miller, RN, BSN, the founders of the National Center for Biblical Parenting,  has been such a blessing to me!  Using practical examples and demonstrating solutions, the authors help parents discover how to really reach their children’s hearts, which I think is the key to raising up Godly children.

The authors cover 50 strategies for helping parents deal with character building, sibling rivalry (which is just starting in our home!), and my personal favorite, how to teach your kids to be solvers, not whiners.  Each chapter is short and to the point, which is helpful to a busy mom who doesn’t have a lot of free time to read (I hate when I have to stop right in the middle of a chapter!).  Whether you have small children, like me, or teenagers, this book deals with all ages.

Through this book, Dr. Turansky and Ms. Miller have taught me how to guide my children into solving problems, rather than just listening to them whine about them, how to make sure that I discipline each child separately in the case of a sibling squabble, and how to give my children time to cool off before disciplining them so that I can really reach their hearts with kind words instead of punishing them in the heat of the moment.

I will definitely keep The Christian Parenting Handbook close at hand to refer to throughout the years!

If you would like more information on The Christian Parenting Handbook, please check out Thomas Nelson.

Weekly Goals: Celebrating another milestone

Happy Monday! How was your weekend? My husband and I celebrated our 12th wedding anniversary this weekend…by doing yard work!  Nice and romantic, huh? :)

Wedding

Here we are at our wedding…this first thing that comes to mind is that we look so rested (it’s amazing how much 2 kiddos will wear you out…am I right? lol)

Here’s how I did on my last set of goals:

  • Complete my daily Bible Study (I’m using the Good Morning Girls study on Luke)
  • Finish The Christian Parenting Handbook: 50 Heart-Based Strategies for All the Stages of Your Child’s Life (affiliate link)
  • 2 Body Pump classes, 1 Spin class, 1 abs class, and a bit of running on the treadmill
  • Attend my daughter’s Reader’s Picnic at school
  • Read with my kids for at least 30 minutes each night {We didn’t get to this every night…the weather was so nice that they played outside before AND after dinner most nights}
  • Post 1 recipe and a book review
  • Do a Google+ Hangout with my blogging friends
  • Follow Money Saving Mom’s Clutter Busting Challenge and post about it

And for this week’s goals:

What’s on your agenda this week?

Couponing in Real Life: I saved 53% at Harris Teeter!

Coupon Haul

It’s been a while since I have shared any of my shopping trips with you, but I had such good luck today at Harris Teeter that I thought I would go ahead and post my trip!

I didn’t really need too much in the way of groceries this week, but I wanted to pick up some of the better sales, plus I had a $5 off $25 competitor coupon that was going to expire today, and I couldn’t let that go to waste :)

The meat department yielded some very good buys for me over the past couple of weeks…last week I found a whole organic chicken marked down to just over $5, a family pack of pork chops for $6, and some Italian sausage for $2.65. This week I found a big chuck roast marked down to just $7….it’s one of my husband’s favorite meals, so I really scored there :)

Here are the highlights from this week’s trip:

(3) Apple Jacks, on sale for $1.97 each (regular price is $3.89 each)
Used $1/3
$1.63 each after coupon

(2) All laundry detergent, on sale for $2.97 each (regular price is $6.15 each)
Used (2) $1/1
$1.97 each after coupons

(3) Barilla pasta, on sale for $1.39 and $1 each (regularly $1.69 each)
Used $1/3
$.92 each after coupon

(2) Ore Ida potatoes, on sale BOGO (regularly $3.75 each)
Used $1.50/2
$1.13 each after coupon

(2) Heluva Good cheese, on sale for $2 each (regularly $2.99 each)
Used $1/2
$1.50 each after coupon

(10) Yoplait yogurts, on sale for $.40 each (regularly $.80 each)
Used $.50/8, which doubled to $1
And $.40/6 E-Vic coupon
$.26 each after coupons

I also used a $5/$25 competitor’s coupon

Total before store card and coupons: $109.06

Total after card and coupons: $50.79

That’s a savings of 53%!

yoplait catalina

And check out this catalina that I received for a free container of frozen yogurt! I can’t wait to try it out :)

How do you like to save on meats?

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