.And the winner is...

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I love Dorcas Smucker's writing and would enjoy this book.
 
Congratulations Mary! Send your mailing address to luckyglicks@gmail.com and I'll send the book on it's way!
 
Thanks to those of you who participated and may you all have a lovely day!
Stay warm!!
 


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