Sign-up for this giveaway is now closed! Winners' list coming soon!
Since one of my giveaways is about to end and opportunity knocked . . .
here's another! I'm so excited to be a part of this celebration! Hispanic Heritage Month takes place from September 15 - October 15. And, Hatchette Book Group loves celebrating by spreading some serious book joy around.
5 lucky winners will receive ALL 5 BOOKS. Coolness. I mean, really. What more could you ask for, except maybe world peace and chocolate without slavery?
The rules:
1. Leave an email address. Are you getting tired of hearing that? Well, just develop a habit, okay? No email, no entry. And, that would be soooo sad for you.
2. Yes, yes. Think like a North American and be one. You've heard that before, if you've joined in on one of my recent giveaways. Hatchette's giveaways are strictly limited to the United States and Canada. No P.O. boxes.
3. Spread the word and leave a link to your post or tweet for an extra entry. It's worth talking about for an extra chance, in my humble opinion.
4. Is there a book you've recently read that you found so entertaining/engrossing/gripping that you absolutely could not put it down? Tell me the title and author for another entry.
That's it! Pretty easy, eh? The drawing will be held on October 15, 2009.
And, don't forget to drop by and sign up for my drawing for 5 copies of The Smart One and The Pretty One, if you haven't. Tune in tomorrow (Sept. 21) to find out everyone's thoughts about my cat's favorite vegetable and to see who won The Way Home by George Pelecanos.
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I'm currently reading Survivor by Chuck Palahniuk. I cannot put this book down, so even though I'm not quite done reading it yet, that's my final answer.
LOL! wv is "umbrain" which is what I get when I'm prevaricating.
I seriously do NOT need to be entering this giveaway Nancy!! But it's too cool to pass up! Those books look fantastic! Since I'm on a book buying ban, I'm just looking for another way to acquire books :p Ok, my email is:
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And as for a book that was so good that I couldn't put it down: The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness...seriously...obsessed with that book!!! You must read it Nancy. I just know that you'd love it!!
Wow, what a giveaway, I am a follower, the book I found great
ReplyDeleteis Still Life by Joy Fielding.
I could not put it down.
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I finished a book yesterday that is YA, it is the second in the DoppleGanger Chronicles by G.P. Taylor. It was really good. I think you might like it. :)
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ReplyDeleteThese sound great! I am currently reading Burnt Shadows and I cannot put it down. Everyone should read it!
great giveaway; thanks
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A great book I'd like to recommend is: Labor Day; Joyce Maynard
Chris,
ReplyDeleteYou crack me up. I've done the same (don't tell). Last week, I won a few books. Like I need them.
I just added The Knife of Letting Go to my wish list. Thanks for corrupting me. ;)
I recently read and very highly recommended The Unit by Ninni Holmqvist.
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I just finished reading Simon van Booy's Love In Winter. It's a collection of such gorgeous, absorbing stories, that each time I finished a story, I felt unable to read anything else for a while!
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Thanks for this great giveaway. I just finished reading The French Gardener by Santa Montefiore. Beautiful and memorable. saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com
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ReplyDeleteMy most favorite recent read is the book I just finished and reviewed, Sometimes We're Always Real Same-Same, by Mattox Roesch. I wasn't sure I was going to like it, but once I started it, I couldn't stop!
I'm feelin lucky....
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Here is the link to my blog post for this giveaway: http://daniellaland.blogspot.com/2009/09/yo-quiero-cinco-libros.html
A couple of weeks ago I finished Love Walked In by Marisa de los Santos and really identified with the characters -- couldn't put it down.
These giveaways are great -- thanks!
I would love to win these books!
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Thanks for another great giveaway! Please enter me.
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This looks great! Please enter me!
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I'd really love to read these books. Please enter me.
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The most recent book I've had a hard time putting down is Grave Goods by Ariana Franklin.
I will try my luck. :-) Thanks for the great giveaway, Nancy.
ReplyDeleteA book that I had trouble putting down--Eleanor Rushing by Patty Friedmann. I didn't love it (just liked it), but I was fascinated by it and seem to be talking a lot about it. LOL
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What a great set of books. Please enter me.
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Please count me in.
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I would like to be entered!
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I just finished Sherry Thomas' Not Quite a Husband, so intense, loved it, read it slowly, didn't want to finish reading it!
ReplyDeletePlease count me in! It looks great! I'm reading The Lost Symbol right now, it's about what I'd expect! Lots of action.
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ReplyDeletethanks so much. I'm Hispanic so I was super excited to see this giveaway!
Tricia
WOW!! What a giveaway!! I would love to be entered.
ReplyDeleteI'm currently reading the Crying Tree and it is a very hard book to put down. Labor Day was also a hard book to put down.
Thanks for the chance.
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I'd love, love, LOVE to win this. Please accept this as my entry. Thank you!
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I'd like to read them all, especially Tell Me Something True. :D Please enter me forthe draw.
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+1 an interesting book i've read: Shanghai Girls by Lisa See
This is a wonderful contest.
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I very good book that I could not put down - An Elegy for Easterly by Petina Gappah - beautiful language
Great contest! I'm always looking for a good book. I recently finished the first 6 books in the Sookie Stackhouse series and was quite pleasantly surprised about how much I enjoyed them. Very different from the show though.
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This is such an awesome giveaway, and I would really like to read all five books.
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I recently read "Poppy and Ereth," an elementary level book, by Avi with illustrations by Brian Floca. It was such a heart-warming book that it was hard to put down until I finished reading it.
Thank you,
Christine
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ReplyDeleteA book I couldn't put down? Speak. Even though jet lag I stayed up to finish.
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ReplyDelete2. I am North American.
3.I will make a link to this page and your main page on my Xanga blog tonight. That blog goes out to (at least) three other sites, not that I have the readership you have.
4. I read The Trial of Robert Mugabe by Chielo Zona Eze in one day (a couple of weeks after I read the first couple of pages). Light storytelling style, not so light topic.
I'd like to drop my name in the virtual hat - thanks for the giveaway. Recent great author I discovered was Gillian Flynn - Sharp Objects and Dark Places are both great macbre reads.
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Please enter me in the giveaway! :D
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Would love to win these books - thanks!
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I can see I have 0 chance to win these books, but what the hey!
ReplyDeleteI'm learning Spanish and I love all things Hispanic.
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What a great set of books - please count me in!
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Right now I'm reading "The Help" by Kathryn Stockett that I'm enjoying reading. It's so hard to believe that that's how the U.S was in the 50's & 60's and I believe it shows we've come a long way.
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I'd love to enter, please.
ReplyDeleteIt's been a while since I read something that I just couldn't put down. Many of the books I've been reading lately are anthologies of short stories or essays, so as gripping as each piece is I can always put it down between them. The closest novel lately is a kids' book, The Land of the Silver Apples by Nancy Farmer, which was not spectacular but was fun and fast-paced enough that I read it in an afternoon.
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Shawna Lewis
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Thanks for this chance to win these amazing books WOW!!! Your blog is just darling keep up all the great work you put into it my Dear!!! ;o.)
Shawna Lewis
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I just got done reading The Swan Song by Robert McCammon & LOVED it!!! I could not put it down..I was driving with it and at stop lights I would read now that's a good book huh ;o)
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I am new to your blog so I signes up for your feed & put you on my blog list and will look in on you from time to time now!! :o) Shawna
Hoping this giveaway is still open! I would love a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteAccording to Jane by Marilyn Brant was very engrossing for me. It is about the ghost of Jane Austen which has taken up residence in a young girl's (Ellie) head. Very entertaining.
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Please enter me in this great giveaway!
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A gripping novel I recently read was "Sunday at the Pool in Kigali" by Gil Courtmanche.
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Please enter me in this giveaway.
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A super, awesome giveaway.
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What a grand book giveaway!
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Many thanks, Cindi
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Again, many thanks.....Cindi
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Mitch Albom's For One More Day was a rather short book, but I couldn't put it down until I finished it!
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