OFFICIAL BANNED BOOKS WEEK GIVEAWAY EXTRAVAGANZA!!

/ Lisa Guidarini

I know it sounded like I said I'd post the giveaway photos on Wednesday but what I really meant to say was Thursday. The misunderstanding is understandable.

 

Here's the Deal:

 

Three GIVEAWAYS, three BOOKS EACH + one t-shirt per GIVEAWAY.

 

The butt kickin' t-shirt every prize package gets:

 

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PRIZE PACKAGE # 1:


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George Orwell – Animal Farm

John Steinbeck – Of Mice and Men

John Irving – A Prayer for Owen Meany

 

Prize Package # 2:

 

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John Steinbeck – Of Mice and Men

John Irving – A Prayer for Owen Meany

James Joyce – Dubliners

 

Prize Package #3:

 

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James Joyce – Dubliners

Kurt Vonnegut – Slaughterhouse-Five

Ken Kesey – One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Next

 

How You Win:

 

Comment. Comment once and you're in for all the drawings. Specify you want only a certain GIVEAWAY PACKAGE and I'll enter you only in that, though it's a bit silly, when you could triple your chances.

However, you cannot win more than one GIVEAWAY PACKAGE. Once your name is drawn you're taken out of the running for the other two.

The contest runs from now through Sunday, October 2 at midnight Central Standard Time (Chicago).

 

Oh, and caveat, U.S. addresses only. So sorry about that! But I blew my budget on the books and t-shirts. It's not that I don't love you, world!

Hug kiss.

 

GOOD LUCK…

 

 

 

 

10 thoughts on “OFFICIAL BANNED BOOKS WEEK GIVEAWAY EXTRAVAGANZA!!”

  2. Well, gosh darn if them ain’t some mighty fine books, especially when they are free! But what I mostly want is that mighty fine t-shirt. I’ve (by the way) read all those books except one, and every one I’ve read would be worth another read. Well, I know I’m gonna win. I always win. If I win I’ll tell you which book I haven’t read. You really want to know, don’t you? No? Oh, dang.

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  7. I definitely want the books (but I will take a t-shirt as well). I REALLY have not read One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest. So to win that would mean that I get to read it easily.

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