PROFESSOR BINGO PRESENTS DAY: OLIVIA GOES TO VENICE GIVEAWAY

WELCOME TO BOOKIN' WITH BINGO'S "PROFESSOR BINGO PRESENTS DAY"I'M EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE THIS TUESDAY'S "PROFESSOR BINGO PRESENTS DAY" CHILDREN/YOUNG ADULT BOOK CHOICE IS.....
OLIVIA GOES TO VENICE
WRITTEN AND ILLUSTRATED BY
IAN FALCONER

ABOUT THE BOOK:In her first brand new journey in three years, Olivia takes her perceptive eye for style to beautiful Venice upon a family eighth month that involves dodging pigeons in a Piazza San Marco, gorging upon gelato, as well as barely staying afloat in a gondola. ABOUT THE AUTHOR/ILLUSTRATOR:Ian Falconer is a writer as well as illustrator of all a titles in a bestselling Olivia series: Olivia, Olivia Saves a Circus, Olivia...and a Missing Toy, Olivia Forms a Band, and Olivia Helps with Christmas. His illustrations have also graced most covers of a New Yorker. In addition, he has designed sets as well as costumes for a New York City Ballet, a San Francisco Opera, as well as a Royal Opera House (Covent Garden), among others.
Mr. Falconer lives in New York City OLIVIA, of a award-winning book array can be seen every day upon Nickelodeon in a show thats bold, fun as well as oh, so OLIVIA-ish!
Courtesy of Ian Falconer as well as Simon as well as Schuster for videos.
PRAISE FOR OLIVIA GOES TO VENICE:*"The irrepressible Olivia is back. . . . This comic supplement is as pleasant as the predecessors."-- Publishers Weekly, STARRED REVIEW
"Fans of this array will no doubt find this pretension humorous as well as suffer a piglet's newest adventure."-- School Library Journal
GIVEAWAY
I HAVE ONE BRAND NEW, HARDBACK COPY OF THIS WONDROUS TALETO GIVE AWAY FROM METO ONE LUCKY WINNER!
--U.S. RESIDENTS ONLY
--NO P. O. BOXES
---INCLUDE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS
IN CASE YOU WIN!
--ALL COMMENTS MUST BE SEPARATE TO
COUNT AS MORE THAN ONE!

HOW TO ENTER:
+1 ENTRY: COMMENT ON WHY YOU THINK THIS WOULD BE A GOOD BOOK FOR YOU TO WIN AND READ

+1 MORE ENTRY: COMMENT ON SOMETHING YOU FIND INTERESTING AT OLIVIA'S WEBSITES HERE. IT IS A CHARMING ONE YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS!
+1 MORE ENTRY: COMMENT ON ANY OTHER IAN FALCONER OLIVIA BOOKS OR OTHERS HE WROTE THAT YOU SEE HERE AT THE SIMON AND SCHUSTER WEBSITE

+1 MORE ENTRY: BLOG OR TWEET ABOUT THIS GIVEAWAY AND COME BACK AND LEAVE A LINK THAT we CAN FOLLOW
 +1 MORE ENTRY: COMMENT IF YOU ARE A GOOGLE FRIEND CONNECT FOLLOWER. IF YOU ARE ANY OTHER KIND OF FOLLOWER, YOU MAY ALSO COMMENT BUT EACH WAY MUST BE SEPARATE IN ORDER TO COUNT AS A NEW ENTRY EACH TIME
GIVEAWAY ENDS AT
6 PM, EST, DECEMBER 27
GOOD LUCK! As required by a FCC: we received one copy of this book/item in order to write my review. we received no monetary compensation for this review. The thoughts as well as opinions expressed in this examination are cave alone. This post as well as all images contained herein are 2010 BOOKIN' WITH BINGO's Book Blog. All Rights Reserved. If youre celebration of the mass this upon a site other than BOOKIN' WITH BINGO's Book Blog or the RSS feed, be wakeful that this post has been stolen as well as is being used but permission.
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