Book Lovers Calendar Giveaway



When we found out about a Book Lovers 2011 Calendar we jumped during a event to examination one. Let me only say which if we adore books as well as all things well read afterwards we will adore this calendar. The photos for any month feature very old books, bookshelves, storefronts as well as books in a natural environment (books during a beach, upon a bench, etc.).

Almost any day of a monthly monthly monthly calendar lists a famous author's birthday along with a single or two of their famous works. There is additionally a different learned thesis in a sidebar of any month. Some of these topics include: Literary Places, Walking Through Literature, Book Festivals, Bookstore Tourism, Libraries We Love, as well as more.

I'm excited about this fun well read calendar, as well as am planning to use it as a place to keep track of my book blogging activities during a subsequent year.





The Giveaway:

The publisher has supposing 5 copies of The Book Lovers 2011 Calendar for my readers. This giveaway is open to entries from a US only.

To enter leave a comment upon this post including your email address.

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5 entrance maximum. Don't forget to LEAVE A SEPARATE COMMENT for any entry.
The dea dline for entrance is 11:59 PM upon Sunday, Nov 7th. we will choose a winners using random.org upon Monday, Nov 8th.

If we don't conduct to snag a single of these calendars in a competition we can purchase a single during a Book Lovers Stuff website. A portion of a sale of any monthly monthly monthly calendar will be donated to First Book, a classification which gets books into a hands of children in need!
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