{CLOSED}100 Days of Summertime Review & Giveaway

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I love summer and it just isn’t long enough. In fact the day I finished reading 100 Days of Summertime, it snowed. It SNOWED! In May! That officially made 8 months of cold enough to snow, which means 4 months of maybe, kinda sorta warm and sunny. Suffice it to say that we try our darnedest to pack a whole lot of fun into those few weeks.

You may have seen me promote ListPlanIt before and she has 3 seasonal ebooks in addition to her planners & I love them–100 Days to Christmas, 100 Days to a New Year and starting on May 25, 100 Days of Summertime. She gave me a copy so that I could review it and give one away. This one is is just as great as the rest.

In fact, since I had to read it to review it, I was reading ahead. And I kept stopping to do things the book reminded me of. I do plan on going through the book all summer, but I also know that some things happen here before she has us look into them and I needed to get them on our calendar. Besides, I have a tendency to make great plans & get busy with life and forget to do them. Looking at 100 Days of Summertime regularly will help me to take advantage of all 10 nice days in Michigan. I jest… Sort of.

She has prompts & reminders for things like weddings, travel, fun summer eats, parties, picnics & patriotism. Each days “task” is not long but short & sweet and if it doesn’t apply, feel free to skip it. 100 Days of Summertime is a low pressure book that is easy on your time & budget and will help make the short summer months filled with fun.

I heard some people complaining about a previous book that she promotes her forms but doesn’t include them with the books. I’m not sure if they had kindle editions or what, but that’s totally not the case. She includes every form she references as a part of the PDF ebook, 100 Days of Summertime. They may be included in the Kindle edition, but I’m not sure how you would access them since they are printable.