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Holiday eBooks Gifts for Tots and Teens!

From the 1st to 7th December 2012 people can enter this awesome give-away and be in with a chance of winning a selection of fantastic children's titles. The contest is international and all people have to do to enter is click through the rafflecopter. The more they click, the more entry votes they have and the better their chances of winning.


Authors Jo Linsdell, Kate Mueller, Ngaire Elder, Virginia Jennings, Janie Emaus and VS Grenier have come together to offer some pre-Christmas fun and give readers the chance of winning a copy of their books. An excellent prize that can be downloaded directly to your kindle device. No waiting for the postman to deliver!



All you need to do to enter the give-away and be in with a chance of winning these fantastic prizes is to click through the various items listed on the rafflecopter widget e.g. retweet about give-away. The more you click, the better your chances of winning.

The winner will be announced at the end of the give-away.

Want to learn more about his give-away? Click here

Jo Linsdell, the organizer of the give-way, had this to say "I was trying to think up ways I could promote my book in the lead up to the holidays and give a little something back to all the people that support my work. I figured it would be more fun to include other authors in the children's genre and do it as a group project than to go it alone and so asked some of my colleagues if they wanted to join me. The result is a fabulous prize of titles suitable for tots to teens". 


The winner of the give-away will receive a copy of each of the titles giving them an instant library of children's books for their kindle... and just in time for the holidays.


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