I have a button bag that will look absolutely stunning with these on it! ;)
As a reminder, Queen of Shadows is out September 1st.
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Showing posts with label Giveaway. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Pre Order Queen of Shadows + Goodies!
Quick stop before my next review goes up to let you all know about a giveaway Bloomsbury is doing for Queen of Shadows. All info in the picture:
I have a button bag that will look absolutely stunning with these on it! ;)
As a reminder, Queen of Shadows is out September 1st.
I have a button bag that will look absolutely stunning with these on it! ;)
As a reminder, Queen of Shadows is out September 1st.
Tuesday, June 04, 2013
The 5th Wave Giveaway!
That's right, my first giveaway!If you live in this world and like dystopia, then you've most likely heard of Rick Yancey's new book, 'The 5th Wave'. In case you haven't, though, here's my review of it.
Now down to the fun stuff. I'm giving away a bran-spanking-new copy of The 5th Wave. You might well ask yourself why the hell I would do that? It just so happens that the copy I reviewed was an ARC, and so I got this extra one lying around. So I figured a great book like this should be read - and now you get the chance to do so, for free! :)
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Monday, May 30, 2011
GIVEAWAY!
This is it! THE day of the opening of the Harry, A History giveaway, and I came to share a little more info on his this giveaway will work and what it entails.
Beneath these guidelines, I'll post my own testimony for what Harry Potter has meant to me through these 11 years of having it in my life.
Then every person wanting to enter, will have to write a comment on this post (comments on other posts will not be taken into account), with no more than the limit of words per comment box (in other words, only one comment per person), telling me what Harry Potter means to you. It can be how you discovered it, some life lesson the books gave you, the feelings you have at watching the definite end of the series draw ever closer... it's up to you. Just do it up nice.
On July 10th, me and a friend of mine will go through each entry and choose the ones that move us the most, narowing down the list of competitors. After that, we throw that smaller list into random.org which will then cough up a name.
Yes, it's international. If you fare better writing in portuguese, follow this link :)
The prizes:
-One copy of Harry, A History by Melissa Anelli
-One Harry Potter Magical Creatures bookmark
-Two Harry Potter bracelets.
Fingers positioned on your keyboards? Ready, set, WRITE! :D
When I was six, my Dad bought a copy of Philosopher's Stone on a trip back home from a congress, and he read the whole thing on the four-hour flight. He got home, and told me he thought I'd like it, and so he read it to me. He was wrong: I didn't like it; I absolutely loved it. I wanted the next one, and when we were done with that one, the next... that was when my Dad ran out of time to read it to me, and I, being seven by then, decided to take matters into my own hands and read Prisoner of Azkaban by my own little tod. It took me about three months, but when I was done, there was no holding me back.
My Mom insisted it was "Just a phase; in a few years, you'll forget it even exists." but I adamantly objected that, no, it wasn't, and please can I have the Harry Potter LEGO? And the lunch bag? And the themed party?
Finally, the years went by and it became clear Harry was a permanent fixture in my life; he was going absolutely nowhere at all.
I know nowadays, this is the utmost cliché of all, but to me, it's also the truth: I grew up with Harry. And I know, when I look at any Potter-related thing, that no matter where I go in the wordl, no matter what happens to me, what I do for a living, I'll always have my three biggest, best childhood friends with me, because Harry, Ron and Hermione... they're eternal.
Beneath these guidelines, I'll post my own testimony for what Harry Potter has meant to me through these 11 years of having it in my life.
Then every person wanting to enter, will have to write a comment on this post (comments on other posts will not be taken into account), with no more than the limit of words per comment box (in other words, only one comment per person), telling me what Harry Potter means to you. It can be how you discovered it, some life lesson the books gave you, the feelings you have at watching the definite end of the series draw ever closer... it's up to you. Just do it up nice.
On July 10th, me and a friend of mine will go through each entry and choose the ones that move us the most, narowing down the list of competitors. After that, we throw that smaller list into random.org which will then cough up a name.
Yes, it's international. If you fare better writing in portuguese, follow this link :)
The prizes:
-One copy of Harry, A History by Melissa Anelli
-One Harry Potter Magical Creatures bookmark
-Two Harry Potter bracelets.
Fingers positioned on your keyboards? Ready, set, WRITE! :D
Timeless Journey
When I was six, my Dad bought a copy of Philosopher's Stone on a trip back home from a congress, and he read the whole thing on the four-hour flight. He got home, and told me he thought I'd like it, and so he read it to me. He was wrong: I didn't like it; I absolutely loved it. I wanted the next one, and when we were done with that one, the next... that was when my Dad ran out of time to read it to me, and I, being seven by then, decided to take matters into my own hands and read Prisoner of Azkaban by my own little tod. It took me about three months, but when I was done, there was no holding me back.
My Mom insisted it was "Just a phase; in a few years, you'll forget it even exists." but I adamantly objected that, no, it wasn't, and please can I have the Harry Potter LEGO? And the lunch bag? And the themed party?
Finally, the years went by and it became clear Harry was a permanent fixture in my life; he was going absolutely nowhere at all.
I know nowadays, this is the utmost cliché of all, but to me, it's also the truth: I grew up with Harry. And I know, when I look at any Potter-related thing, that no matter where I go in the wordl, no matter what happens to me, what I do for a living, I'll always have my three biggest, best childhood friends with me, because Harry, Ron and Hermione... they're eternal.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Blog Kick-Off
It was about time I started the English version of my literary blog, Book Worm, centered mostly for Brazilian readers, and so thus was born Book Worm 2.0 in English.
And it's about to open with a bang: At the end of May, I'll open the biggest giveaway of the story fo Book Worm(s), and it's celebrating many things: one year of the original Book Worm, the birth of BW 2.0, and also a "Birthday of Death" of some sorts, in honor to the Harry Potter Saga.
So starting May 31st all the way to July 10th, I'll be hosting the giveaway of Melissa Anelli's (owner of the renowed Potter site The Leaky Cauldron) book, "Harry, A History."
And it's about to open with a bang: At the end of May, I'll open the biggest giveaway of the story fo Book Worm(s), and it's celebrating many things: one year of the original Book Worm, the birth of BW 2.0, and also a "Birthday of Death" of some sorts, in honor to the Harry Potter Saga.
So starting May 31st all the way to July 10th, I'll be hosting the giveaway of Melissa Anelli's (owner of the renowed Potter site The Leaky Cauldron) book, "Harry, A History."
More details and nice stuff on the 31st, but in the meanwhile, stay tuned!
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