Thank you to everyone who entered the Links in Rebecca’s Life paperback giveaway!
We’re happy to announce the winners are:
Susan Mene
Evalina Irish-Spencer
Debby Bishop
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Isabella Alden 
It would be nice to have physical books of each series with some photos, drawings and notes about the times in which the book was written, such as how difficult housework was, the many widows and their difficulties, and how long the work week was for the man of the house. This project could be like Lamplighter Books with hardbound bound copies designed to last for generations. The idea would be to create a durable family heirloom or a great addition to public and private libraries. Adding the illustrations, photos, graphs showing wealth and poverty, rural versus urban, education levels etc would add interest and make the book useful for social studies classes. Probably these books could be published with craftsmanship either in Eastern Europe or Japan, which is the world expert in beautiful, quality paper.
What wonderful ideas, Barbara! I’m a history lover myself, and I’d love to have books like the ones you described on my shelf. —Jenny
Thank you for this generous giveaway. Congratulations to the winners!
Thank you, Luba. I appreciate you and how supportive you are of the Isabella Alden blog. Have a wonderful weekend! —Jenny
Congratulations to the winners!