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blue books topped with white sparring gloves on wooden chair against white blanket

In honour of Becky's Bookshelves and her mission to raise awareness for childhood cancer research in memory of her son, Jonathan, here is #afightstack24 filled with blue books, topped with white sparring gloves.

For every #afightstack24 post shared, Becky's Bookshelves and Jerrye Bell will donate $1 each to CancerFree Kids. Information on how to participate can be found here. Books don't have to be blue and can point to heroic themes or characters who overcome adversity.

These are the books I chose to feature:

📘 Snowed in for Christmas by Gabrielle Meyer
📘 Fatherhood Lessons by Gabrielle Meyer
📘 The Soldier's Baby Promise by Gabrielle Meyer
📘 Second Chance Christmas by Betsy St. Amant
📘 The Baby Proposal by Gabrielle Meyer
📘 The Baby Secret by Gabrielle Meyer
📘 Their Holiday Secret by Betsy St. Amant
📘 Saving the Single Dad's Bookstore by Nicole Lam
📘 High as the Heavens by Kate Breslin
📘 The Ice Swan by J'nell Ciesielski
📘 Drawn by the Current by Jocelyn Green
📘 A Pursuit of Home by Kristi Ann Hunter
📘 Until Leaves Fall in Paris by Sarah Sundin
📘 To Write a Wrong by Jen Turano
📘 Positively, Penelope by Pepper Basham
📘 Hadley Beckett's Next Dish by Bethany Turner
📘 Stay with Me by Becky Wade

I had a lot more blue books to pick from, along with white books, but it was getting to be quite long, so I had to refrain from making it a book tower 😄
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