Thursday, May 28, 2009
The Night Gardener
Socrates' Book Review is holding another book giveaway. Now, it's for 5 copies of The Night Gardener by George Pelecanos. Open until June 19th.
Click here to enter.
Click here to enter.
Labels: George Pelecanos, Socrates Book Reviews
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Made in the USA
Made in the USA ... funny how that call has gone relatively silent lately.
Still, it makes for a great book title, and author Billie Letts was smart enough to swoop it up.
Yvonne at Socrates' Book Reviews has five copies of Made in the USA up for grabs, thanks to Hachette Books.
Enter by May 22. There are extra entries, of course -- and, once again, US and Canada only, no PO Boxes, please!
Use this link.
Still, it makes for a great book title, and author Billie Letts was smart enough to swoop it up.
Yvonne at Socrates' Book Reviews has five copies of Made in the USA up for grabs, thanks to Hachette Books.
Enter by May 22. There are extra entries, of course -- and, once again, US and Canada only, no PO Boxes, please!
Use this link.
Labels: Billie Letts, Socrates Book Reviews
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Jantsen's Gift
Our friend Yvonne at Socrates' Book Reviews has another Hachette giveaway. This time, it's for 5 copies of Jantsen's Gift by Pam Cope with Aimee Molloy.
For all the rules and to enter, click here.
For all the rules and to enter, click here.
Labels: Aimee Molloy, Pam Cope, Socrates Book Reviews
The Girl Who Stopped Swimming
At Socrates' Book Reviews, they are giving away The Girl Who Stopped Swimming by Joshilyn Jackson. If you want to win a copy of this book for yourself, here's what you have to do....
1) Comment there that you want to be entered.
2) Leave your email address in your comment
3) For an extra entry, follow her blog.
4) US and Canada residents only, no P.O. boxes.
The contest will end on April 15th. The book will be mailed out by Hatchette Books directly to the winner!
Click here.
1) Comment there that you want to be entered.
2) Leave your email address in your comment
3) For an extra entry, follow her blog.
4) US and Canada residents only, no P.O. boxes.
The contest will end on April 15th. The book will be mailed out by Hatchette Books directly to the winner!
Click here.
Labels: Joshilyn Jackson, Socrates Book Reviews
Monday, February 2, 2009
The Italian Lover
Yvonne at Socrates' Book Reviews has partnered with our friends at Hatchette Books to bring you yet another US and Canada only, no PO Box give.
The book is called The Italian Lover. It was written by Robert Hellenga, who is a new name to me. In fact, this is the first I've heard of this book; I'm anxious to hear what you guys come up with about it. (In other words, send me your links!)
To take a chance on something that could be magnificent (and why would we think it could be anything less?), head over to Socrates' Book Review. Enter yourself before February 20, and be sure to let us know what you think of The Italian Lover.
Use this link.
The book is called The Italian Lover. It was written by Robert Hellenga, who is a new name to me. In fact, this is the first I've heard of this book; I'm anxious to hear what you guys come up with about it. (In other words, send me your links!)
To take a chance on something that could be magnificent (and why would we think it could be anything less?), head over to Socrates' Book Review. Enter yourself before February 20, and be sure to let us know what you think of The Italian Lover.
Use this link.
Labels: Robert Hellenga, Socrates Book Reviews
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Sundays at Tiffany's
Haven't had enough chances to win Sundays at Tiffany's, the new paperback release from James Patterson and Gabrielle Charbonnet yet?
Head over to Socrates' Book Reviews for five more copies (I think I've now posted links to give you chances to win 45 copies, if my math is right. WOW.).
The usual rules apply: US and Canada only, and no PO Boxes.
You have until January 16.
Use this link.
Head over to Socrates' Book Reviews for five more copies (I think I've now posted links to give you chances to win 45 copies, if my math is right. WOW.).
The usual rules apply: US and Canada only, and no PO Boxes.
You have until January 16.
Use this link.
Labels: Gabrielle Charbonnet, James Patterson, Socrates Book Reviews
Friday, November 7, 2008
The American Journey of Barack Obama
Socrates' Book Reviews is at it again and holding another book giveaway. This time it's for The American Journey of Barack Obama.
Just a few things to know:
Just a few things to know:
1) Comment that you want to be entered.Click here to enter.
2) Leave your email address in your comment
3) US and Canada residents only, no P.O. boxes.
4) The contest will end on November 13th.
Labels: Socrates Book Reviews
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Gods Behaving Badly
... and now for a familiar friend with copies of Gods Behaving Badly. (Not sure what I'm blathering about? See the post directly below this one.)
Socrates' Book Reviews has five copies of Gods Behaving Badly, written by Marie Phillips. Five!
Of course, that means the book will be mailed by the publisher, so... US and Canada only, and no PO Boxes. You have until November 14, so get busy!
Use this link.
Socrates' Book Reviews has five copies of Gods Behaving Badly, written by Marie Phillips. Five!
Of course, that means the book will be mailed by the publisher, so... US and Canada only, and no PO Boxes. You have until November 14, so get busy!
Use this link.
Labels: Marie Phillips, Socrates Book Reviews
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
The Host
Yvonne over at Socrates' Book Reviews dropped in with a contest for you guys.
She loved reading The Host (yep, the Stephanie Meyers phenomenon continues, and I'm all for it!) so much that she's offering up her copy to a lucky reader.
You've only got until Saturday the 23rd, but, why put off what you can do right now?
Enter via this link.
She loved reading The Host (yep, the Stephanie Meyers phenomenon continues, and I'm all for it!) so much that she's offering up her copy to a lucky reader.
You've only got until Saturday the 23rd, but, why put off what you can do right now?
Enter via this link.
Labels: Socrates Book Reviews, Stephanie Meyer
