What do you wish for? Tell us and you could be a reviewer!

I wish I could have a copy of Debbie's book to review because I love her writing and never received the Mango Sunset book I was supposed to review last month.

I wish after years of being a widow and 15 years of being alone that I could finally be a loyal honest person. A guy of course. Book looks great and well worth reading. Sounds like some of my issues. I would love to read it.

i'll feature this in bookwomen - great contest! i would wish for good health.

I would wish for the ability to move and walk as I did before arthritis set in.

I wish for peace (not just within my family life, but in our world as well), I wish for patience, endurance and flexibility (not just during yoga, but in my daily life), I wish for health (not just for my family and I, but also for my friends, and all of you) I wish for my children to follow their dreams and to be happy (Not only now, but always).

I would love to review this book. My wish is that my two sons (8 and 2) grow up to be wonderful men, husbands, etc. I wish the most wonderful life for them.

My wishes that matter most are rather simple. I wish that my children grow up happy and healthy and turn into responsible adults! I wish them total happiness and that they find someone they love to spend their life with! I wish that they are successful in whatever they choose to do!

I wish that I am the mother that can be everything for them and that I do a wonderful job raising them!

I wish to find my purpose in life
I wish to find hobbies that fulfill me, example knitting
I wish to be a wife and mother
I wish to one day sing karaoke
I wish good heath for myself and those I love
I wish to one day have my own home
I wish one day do something to help make the world better
I wish to walk in the breast caner 3-day walk
I wish to have a circle of close women friends
I wish to perform weddings for people
I wish to help animals somehow
I wish to help children somehow
I wish to learn how to dance a ballrom dance
I wish to one day drive a car
I wish to make others laugh as often as I possibly can!
I wish to one day have all Debbie Macomber's books ( I already own a bunch of them)
I wish to one day host my own radio show
I wish to one day host a show online
I wish to one day act in a local play
I wish to one day forgive everyone who's hurt me in my life...including myself.

I wish for several things.

Of course as a parent, my first wish is that my kids grow up healthy, happy and have a wonderful life. I also wish that my Mom will continue to heal ok after surgery and that there will be no more complications. I wish to meet someone someday, fall in love or even just a mutal companionship and have more children either by birth or adopting and foster care.

I just simply wish to be more than I currently am and just take a step up to the plate I need to be at.

I wish to live my best life, to do no harm and leave this place better than it was when I got here.

And I wish to review this book because I love Sharon's writing. Oh the Ballad of Frankie Silver. I have read it twice and will read it yet again.

I wish for a president intelligent enough to use words instead of guns to defuse situations.

I wish that the 2nd half of my life is as wonderful as the first half was! And I wish I had a copy of Twenty Wishes!

I wish for spring for the rest of my life. I wish for my children to have joy and receive kindness. I wish for an end to racism, sexism and homophobia.

Most of all I wish that no more men and women die because of foolish people.

Blessings.

I wish I had been a bit more outgoing in my youth and wonder how differently my life may have turned out. I wish I had gotten married and had children so that I would have someone to share my life with.

I wish someone else dusted my furniture once a week, did all my ironing, and cleaned my bathroom every week.

I wish for a cure for cancer.

I wish for many things as well. Better health and the ability to have children being top of the list. I love this book series. From the peek I've had of the character mentioned in your description from the last book, my wish for her is to find happiness and not get hooked up with another sleazeball! =)

I won't compete for the reviews but I love Macomber. I remember reading her bio a while back - I was born on the same day as Debbie - and despite having a so-called 'only a high school education' - (many fine writers have not been to college) she was a SAHM with 4 kids and decided she would write. Despite early rejections, she made it.

Well, back to work for me. I think of Debbie as an inspiration.

I wish that my mother lives for at least one more year and that my family - and all families - have food on the table, love in their hearts and a safer, cleaner more peaceful world. It may sound smarmy but it is true.

I wish I had a commune. On the commune I would have my bestest friends. Women who are not the same but who made life work for them. Then I would invite people who needed opportunity. People who are very possible but need that little break that would allow them to pursue their dream. The dream gets bigger but that is a start.

I wish for a round-the-world airplane ticket.

Or at least a good book to provide a great adventure in the meantime.

I wish I could be fully rested on 1-2 hours sleep a night. Then I'd have time to do everything.. even gather more; but I wouldn't give it up completely 'cause it feels so good, and I'd have a cover story for my family when they ask why I still have a bed. ( of course, that could backfire and I'd spend 7 hours in a warm bed trying to convince myself to get up.. hmm..)

I have found that many times the things I wish for are things that would not have made my life turn out the way I reallly would want it in the end. Sounds like a book that runs along that line of thinking! I'd love to be considered for reviewing it.

1. I would wish for happiness in the world to replace all the bitterness.

2. I would wish for peace in the world

3. I would wish for all kids to grow up in a world that is much less troubled.

4. I would wish that my family lived closer so we could look out for each other.

5. I would wish for the schools to be a place of safety and learning

6. I would wish for an economy that is more stable

7. I would wish that no person would ever go to bed hungry.

8. I would wish that every community in the world would have a community center with activities for the youth.

9. I would wish that there be no homeless people.

10. I would wish for peace in the hearts of those who feel unloved and unwanted

11. I would wish that no elderly person would ever have to go without food, heat in winter, cool in summer and medicine.

12. I would wish for every person to be able to have healthcare without worry of loosing thier homes to pay for it.

13. I would wish for clean water in the third worlds.

14. I would wish for every child to have a permenant home where love abides.

15. I would wish that there would never be a person -child, woman or man- to be abused in anyway.

16. I would wish that people would take the time to help their neighbors when they are in need.

17. I would wish every able person who wants to work to have a job that pays them what they are worth.

18. I would wish that the world would pull together instead of stabbing each other in the back.

19. I would wish for more love, and happiness among families

20. I would wish that my family would always feel the peace that only the Gospel can bring and feel content with their lives as a result.



I would love to read and review this book.

I wish...

... that I could talk to my mother one last time. There's so much I didn't say.
... for a peaceful earth.
... to be content. Right here, right now.
... that I could have the honor of reviewing this book.

I too wish for this book because I love this series! Its awesome.

Really, though I don't need 20 wishes, I just need one or you might consider this two. I wish for my abusive ex husband to leave my daughter and I alone. For him to give up his rights to the daughter that he has never seen, who wants nothing to do with him, and who he shouldn't have rights to after putting her in danger.

I wish I could have Debbie MaComber's talent and career... but since there can only be one Debbie, I'd love to settle for reading and reviewing Twenty Wishes!

Best,
Barb

I only have 2 wishes in life.

1. That my daughter's headaches stop

2. That our military members stay safe

I actually just finished the 3rd book of the series, "Back on Blossom Street" and loved it. I've read the whole series, and would love to read this one as well. Debbie is one of my favorite authors, her Cedar Cove series is also great. So...I wish to be selected, and I wish to be surrounded by friends just like her characters are in the Blossom Street series of books.

I wish for a life free from pain.

I wish that everyones wishes could come true

More than anything, I wish for Aus to get a good job now that he's done his schooling.

this sounds like an interesting book, I'm going to check it out on my next Borders visit

I had the honor of meeting Debbie Macomber two weeks ago at one of her signings. What a gracious and giving lady. I was introduced to Debbe's books at Christmas (07) by a friend and I bought that friend a copy of 20 wishes for her birthday...and Debbie signed it. Since Christmas I have read over 35 of Debbie's books and have started my own private collection. If you ever get the chance to meet Debbie...do so...you won't be disappointed. It sure made my day!!! mountainrose