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CELEBRATE JEWISH BOOK MONTH! 8 CHANCES TO WIN FOR THE 8 NIGHTS OF HANUKKAH!

This year, I’m celebrating Jewish Book Month, a 30-day celebration leading up to Hanukkah, by doing something I love: sharing books and encouraging others to discover the voices, stories, and ideas that enrich Jewish life. And I’m inviting you to celebrate with me!

My hope for Jewish Book Month is simple: Read Jewish books that inspire pride, promote joy, and instill hope for Klal Israel and for all people of faith.

Jewish books are more than stories. They are a way to preserve our heritage, pass along our values, explore our history, celebrate our faith, and strengthen the connections that unite us. Books are magical in that they have the potential to spark a conversation and make a difference. And what better time to celebrate Jewish authors and Jewish storytelling?

🎁 EIGHT CHANCES TO WIN FOR THE EIGHT NIGHTS OF HANUKKAH!

In honor of the eight nights of Hanukkah, I’m giving away eight books to eight lucky readers! The prizes will feature copies of my two latest books:

📖 Kindle the Light of Liberty

📖 The Teshuva Protocol

These books explore very different subjects, but both invite readers to reflect on Jewish identity, history, faith, responsibility, and the values that shape our lives.

Kindle the Light of Liberty explores Jewish American patriots, the diversity of early American history, and the principles that help preserve freedom. From the Maccabees’ courageous fight for religious freedom in the Chanukah story to the Jewish patriots who helped shape the American Revolution, this enduring spirit of courage, conviction, and liberty lives on in this Jewish historical romance.

The Teshuva Protocol takes readers into a dystopian science-fiction world where the Covenant given at Sinai takes on renewed significance. Echoing the example of the Maccabees, who risked everything rather than abandon their faith, the story challenges readers to explore the meaning of freedom, the consequences of our choices, and the importance of remaining faithful to our commitments. This Jewish speculative fiction invites readers to consider what happens when the foundations of the Covenant are forgotten—and what it takes to find our way back.

SEVEN eBook winners: Each winner will receive their selected title in EPUB or PDF format.

ONE paperback winner: One (US) winner gets to choose either book in paperback!

HOW TO ENTER

Entering is easy!

1. Join the conversation!

Leave a comment below. Tell me which book interests you most and why. I’d love to hear your recommendations!

2. Find me on Goodreads!

If you’re on Goodreads, I’d appreciate it if you’d consider adding both books to your Want to Read shelf:

  • Kindle the Light of Liberty
  • The Teshuva Protocol

3. Stay connected!

If you enjoy the articles, interviews, and discussions on this site, consider subscribing to my blog so you won’t miss future posts, book news, and conversations.

I’d love to have you as part of this growing community!

Please note: Commenting, Goodreads shelving, and subscribing are encouraged but are not required to enter or win.

📅 IMPORTANT GIVEAWAY DATES

  • Jewish Book Month began: November 3, 2026
  • Giveaway closes: December 3, 2026
  • Winners announced: December 4, 2026

Winners will be selected at random and announced right here on the blog. I’ll also contact each winner directly.

WHY JEWISH BOOK MONTH MATTERS

In a world that can sometimes feel uncertain and divided, books can remind us of the things that unite us: faith, family, history, tradition, hope, and the determination to build a better future. This Jewish Book Month, I encourage you to discover a new Jewish author, revisit a beloved Jewish classic, share a meaningful book with a friend, or give a Jewish book as a holiday gift.

Let’s fill this holiday season with books that inspire Jewish pride, celebrate Jewish joy, and strengthen our hope for Klal Israel and for all people of faith.

Support Jewish authors. Share Jewish stories.

Keep Jewish voices alive.


OFFICIAL GIVEAWAY RULES

Sponsor: This giveaway is sponsored by Mirta Ines Trupp, author.

No Purchase Necessary: No purchase is necessary to enter or win. Purchasing a book or subscribing to the blog will not increase your chances of winning.

Eligibility: Open to individuals age 18 or older. Ebook prizes are available to eligible international winners where permitted by law. Paperback prizes, if offered, are limited to eligible US residents. Void where prohibited.

Giveaway Period: The giveaway begins November 3, 2026, and ends December 3, 2026, 11:59 p.m. PST

How to Enter: Leave a comment on the giveaway post telling us which book interests you and why, or share a Jewish book or author you recommend. Limit one entry per person. Goodreads shelving and newsletter subscriptions are encouraged but not required.

Prizes: Eight winners will each receive one book of their choice from the available titles: Kindle the Light of Liberty or The Teshuva Protocol. Specify the number and format of ebook and paperback prizes before publishing.

Winner Selection: Winners will be selected through a random drawing from eligible entries. Odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries received.

Winner Notification: Winners will be announced on December 4, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. and contacted by email. Winners must respond within seven days of notification. If a winner does not respond, an alternate winner may be selected.

Privacy: Information submitted through the giveaway will be used to administer the giveaway and contact winners. Newsletter subscriptions are voluntary and require separate consent. Personal information will not be sold.

General Conditions: The sponsor reserves the right to disqualify fraudulent or incomplete entries and to modify or cancel the giveaway if circumstances beyond the sponsor’s control make it necessary, subject to applicable law.

No purchase necessary. Void where prohibited by law.

Thank you for reading, for participating, and for being part of this growing community.

Wishing you a meaningful Jewish Book Month, a joyful Hanukkah, and happy reading!

With love,


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