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Win A Copy of My Book “Passionate Learners”

On May 14th, a dream of mine came true, I became an author with the publication of my first book “Passionate Learners – Giving Our Classrooms Back to Our Students.”  Since then I have been excited to see readers respond to my book and how they will use it in their teaching lives.  While I have loved this book and writing it has been a very personal journey for me, what matters now is whether it will help others avoid some of the pitfalls I fell into as a teacher.  So to help spread the word and reward all the readers of my blog, we are giving away two copies of my book!  Entering is simple, just leave a comment.  I will pick two winners at random this Friday, May 30th at 10 PM.

Here are what a few people have said about the book after they read it.

I knew even before I read it that Passionate Learners: Giving Our Classrooms Back to Our Students was going to become one of my favorite education resources and something I would recommend to every teacher I know.” – Angela Watson

“I strongly suggest that every educator read this book whether they agree or not because ultimately, we are all motivated by doing what is in the best interest of children, right?”    

– Tony Sinanis

“I wish that I had read this book a year earlier as I struggled with being a change maker at my school. Although I have a broad PLN I can call on for support, somehow reading these words felt like an extended conversation with a wise friend. Thank you, Pernille, for your oh so honest story that affirms the gifts and challenges of our vital profession. “

– Joan Young

Print or digital? How wd you prefer to read my new book Passionate Learners? http://bit.ly/1kb9orz Quick survey: https://www.formstack.com/forms/?1734872-So4tMjtPvg

Now it is your chance to read my book.  Enter below for a chance to win one of two copies by leaving a comment. (Please note there isn’t a print version of the book available at this time, but you can read the eBook on any computer or mobile device.)  The contest ends at 10 PM EST on Friday, May 30th. Good luck!

157 thoughts on “Win A Copy of My Book “Passionate Learners””

  1. Hello Pernille,
    My name is Larry Hyde. I am a Co-Director of the Midwest Principals’ Center. We hope you are able to join Diana Laufenberg at our 2015 Summer Institute.

  2. After following you on twitter for some time know, I have known your book is one I need to have in my professional library. It is one of the books on my summer reading list to help me help our staff next school year.

  3. Congratulations on achieving your dream! It is a dream of mine and thanks for the inspiration. I would love to read your book as it sounds like exactly what I am striving to achieve with my classroom. It isn’t about *my* teaching, it’s about *their* learning.

  4. Congratulations, dear Friend! I’ve learned so much from you. You’re such an inspiration! Would love to get a copy of your book!

  5. I am passionate about my students and about their everyday lives with me. The title of the book “Passionate Learners” speaks to me on so many different levels. I cannot wait to get my hands on a copy!

  6. I regularly turn to your blog for inspiration, and I would love to have your book in my hands to do the same! Thanks for the opportunity!

  7. I really enjoy the insights on teaching found in your blog and look forward to reading your book. Would love to be able to create more of your passion at my school…..and welcome to 7th grade – you will love it!

  8. Pick me! Pick me! I can’t wait to read your book and make some positive changes in my classroom.

  9. Congratulations on your book! As a fellow WI elem teacher, I would love to see what you have to say all in one place. 🙂

  10. This book is #1 on my list to read this summer! This passionate kindergarten teacher would love to win this book. I am always trying to improve my reaching methods, this book sounds perfect!

  11. Congratulations on your book. We need to look at keeping the passion in our secondary students. It seems to evaporate in seventh grade.

  12. Have been following you for a little while now and like what you have to say. Your book would make for some great summer reading.

  13. Congratulations on your book! I look forward to the inspiration, and sharing it with others! Also, thanks for organizing the Global Read Aloud! I look forward to participating!

  14. Pernille, you are such a passionate person and such an inspiration to so many learners. Your passion is a model for learners any and everywhere, and you chose a perfect name for your book. Would love to win a copy to share with my staff! Thanks for sharing, always.

  15. I find your blog posts so helpful–they remind me of where I want to be moving with my students. I’m excited to be able to read a whole book by you!

  16. I can’t wait to read your book this summer! I love the quote that was on today’s post! My goal as a classroom teacher has been to create a caring learning environment like this where students are encouraged to find their passion and get excited about learning. I think your book is just what I need!

  17. I have been following Pernille on twitter and am so excited to get the chance to read her book!

  18. Seems as though you’ve touched many lives, not just those inside your classroom but also across the globe! Good luck with future endeavours, I look forward to reading your book!
    Cheers!

  19. Congratulations in your new book. I follow you on twitter and have been inspired by your journey as an educator. Thanks for inspiring others. I look forward to reading your book.

  20. What I have enjoyed about being a follower of your blog is your down to earth writing as an educator in the “day to day trenches of teaching.” YOU ARE REAL and REALISTIC. I like that you are a risk taker that goes against the grain of many classrooms including mine. Your blog is not just fluff. It is what teachers are able to relate to. I know this book is the same environment. I have not yet read it, but based on your blog posts, I would be able to pick it up, read it from cover to cover, and pick up many nuggets of new information to help transform my classroom. Best of luck with your job next year…I look forward to your blogging:)

  21. Congratulations on the publication of your book! I’ve loved following your blog, and know I would enjoy the book. Joan Young’s endorsement “…reading these words felt like an extended conversation with a wise friend…” is what I always look for in professional books! Can’t wait to sit down for this conversation with you.

  22. I would love to read your book! Congrats on getting it published and on sharing your ideas and thoughts with an even wider audience!

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