Literary Giveaway Blog Hop
Welcome to the Literary Blog Hop hosted by Judith at Leeswame’s Blog.
The event will run from June 23rd through the 27th.
Over 60 blogs will be participating and each will be offering a book or bookish items of a literary nature. Since June is Audiobook Month, I will be giving away an Audiobook CD.
The Giveaway
Your choice of the following Audiobook CDs:
Believing the Lie by Elizabeth George
or
A Good American by Alex George
Giveaway Information
- Contest is open to followers with an address in the US only.
To enter, fill out THIS FORM.- For an extra entry, tweet the giveaway.
- The deadline for entry is midnight EDT, June 27th. I will draw one random winner who will be contacted by email and will have 48 hours to respond with a mailing address.
[Contest has ended]
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Thank you for this literary fun
OOH audio!!! Note on my giveaway – I opened it up to worldwide.
Thanks this is fun
Not eligible, just popping over to say Hi & to wish you well.
A SONG – Heiichi Sugiyama
a piece of waste paper all crumpled up
that’s me
trying to get back to its original shape
it rustles and mumbles
a beam that supports a house
that’s me
in the deep of night when the family is sound asleep
it squeaks
a culvert under asphalt
that’s me
in the deep of night when no one is moving
it sings
Thanks for stopping by!
Oh wow, this is the SECOND time this hop that this has happened!!! What might ‘this’ be, you ask…? The fact that a book that I’d recommended on a blog right before, was being offered as a prize on the blog after…in which case, the book being “A Good American” by Alex George, and the blog being yours!
I’m NOT entering the giveaway, just wanted to say hello. Thank you for your generosity, and for being part of the Literary Giveaway Hop.
Name: Hira Hasnain
Email: Enamoredsoul(at)gmail(dot)com
Thanks for joining the blog hop, Leslie. One day, I’ll be listening to an audio book. But my mind wanders so easily…
If you ever decide to try audio don’t even attempt a novel, go with non-fiction or memoir. It’s much easier and the brain doesn’t have to worry about a plot!
That’s a great tip. I like memoir-kind of books so that might work.