Go check out what all the hubbub is about over on the PostSecret app page down yonder. You can also watch the embedded video below or just go download it now from iTunes at this link here.
Meantime, if you want a chance to win one of the three (we repeat: three!) books, here's what you need to do:
1) Leave a comment on this post telling us which PostSecret book you want and why.
2) Be sure to comment using your correct e-mail address so we can contact you should you win
3) Take a load off. Relax. Chill out. Lately we've been recommending Mountain Dew and baked jalapeno poppers.
Simple right? So whachya waitin' for? Support our favorite free blog by downloading the app! Enter our contest! Crack open a Dew! We'll leave the contest open for one whole week. Check back next Sunday night for the winners!
I always sneak peeks at the Postsecret books in Chapters, hoping that someone left a secret in one. I almost left one of my own once.. maybe I will one day..
Thanks!
I think I'll be happy with that... it's the latest and I like the cover... heh, either way, any will do, reading them is fun... a good way to while away time exploring the lives of other people and how they think, how they are, and so on
I wish I had a smartphone so I could download the app, but alas!
Good luck to everyone entering this contest.
it has my secret
I don't have this one though. I'd love to get a copy and slip my secret inside - "You're the one I want to spend my life with - I'm certain." and re-create that night and see what happens. (I'm hoping he'll say yes when I propose!
A month ago, my dad passed very quickly of cancer, with my mother, brother, and me at his side. Dad was agnostic, and my brother is struggling with the thought that he will never see his dad again in the afterlife. I'm hoping to find some insight that might help us all process his death.
It's a weird kind of fun to read secrets from people you don't know.
"Ordinary" lives often turn out to be the most interesting.
It's the first book, and it's longer than some of the others (the more secrets, the better!).
I hope to one day be able to get the courage to leave my secret in the books... or find someone's who has. Someday!
I love the postsecret books. I have been following the website for years, have written in the books, bought some, read them all.
If I am fortunate enough to receive the postsecret book I think I will get strangers to write their secrets in it.
I stand before you as an ungrateful person from a faraway land. I believe that YOU awesome-person-who-decides-who-gets-the-PostSecret-book of Neatorama can help me change that. (Yes, I'm actually trying to be a better person).
How you say might you be able to help me with that?
With crappy internet connection, it's harder for me to keep going online to read these secrets. I need a book (Specifically: A Lifetime of Secrets), secrets on paper, one that I can touch and hold, that I could flip whilst I'm in bed. I need to be able to fold the pages, to mark secrets that I can relate to. I want to remember. I want to feel the pain that other people feel again and again and again in my hands, so my secrets(or pain?) doesn't feel so bad and I can(try to) (maybe)stop being so angry(and funny at the same time) all the time.
Plus, I can't find PostSecret books in Malaysia. Help a pretty girl out? :)
Lots and lots and lots of love, Molly.
If you could send some baked jalapeno poppers, that would be cool too! :)
I chose this one out of all of them because I oftentimes look back at times in my life and wonder 'what if?' It's a lonely place, but part of the description says I'm not alone.
Because the cover looks more interesting than the other two.
Thank you xo
Once i work teaching people from 4 to 90 years old, i think it would be great to have the experience to pass through childhood to maturity in one book: an interesting way to sense (and remember, sometimes, since i'm 24) its fears, hopes and secrets.
I love PostSecret and have been reading it for 4+ years.
Thanks for hosting this contest!
Every time i see the Post Secret books in the store I want to crack them open and read them all right then and there. I've stopped myself every single time because I want it to be special when I finally own a copy and can enjoy the secrets in the comfort of my home.
I would love that please and thank you.
As a future social worker facilitating mental health and addictions groups for adolescents, it's amazing to see how the participants connect. For the first time in their lives, they realize they ARE NOT ALONE. I think this title perfectly encapsulates this idea--these confessions are the deepest, often darkest most personal thoughts, yet they come from our neighbors, husbands, teachers, and best friends.
I want to be reminded everyday of the connection between us all, and how no one is alone in their struggle.