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I have enjoyed SARK's books for quite sometime now - Recently, I started filling this playbook out with long awaited answers - It seems when you are in create mode, the answers just flow ... I highly recommend this book, fun to put your answers down on paper - Somehow they become more real ... Do you have a favorite creative book that you would like to share?

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  1. Bettina - She has been a favorite of mine for many years now - So glad you enjoy her as much as I do!

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  2. I'm not familiar with this book. And now you made me think - do I have a favorite creative book? I don't think so. Maybe that's because I still haven't bought them, although I have two or three in mind. :)

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  3. Oh, Sonja - SARK (this is her author name) has MANY books - This is only one of many - They really make you think - Who were you when you were a child? Creative? What did you like to do? Etc ... Perhaps this could be a Christmas Gift from me to you ... What book have you been dying for?

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  4. There are so many books I would love to read!But the first one would be Alisa Burke's "Sew wild". I will buy it, definitely. I just love everything she creates. And you are too kind K, but the book for Christmas would be too much! And speaking of Christmas, remember our ornament swap? :) It's too early to talk about that, I know, but I just remembered. :)

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  5. Yes - I realize that there are things you just cannot access where you live - Does Amazon deliver to Serbia? - Yes - The Ornament Swap is still on - I have to start thinking about what I want to do for you ... Never to early to brainstorm, Right?

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  6. Thanks, Sherry - I knew she would be a favorite amongst many - She inspires me to look within, to find that "creative" spark that may have gone dim for awhile ...

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  7. I love SARK. She has truly been an inspiration to me for over 20 years now!

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  8. Kathryn - Another common like between us - I have many of her books and I love them all!

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