WEDNESDAY MEANS WINNERS DAY!



WELCOME TO
BOOKIN' WITH BINGO'S
"WEDNESDAY MEANS WINNERS DAY".
I AM EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE THIS
"WEDNESDAY MEANS WINNERS DAY"...
THE WINNERS HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED
BY EMAIL AND HAVE UNTIL NOON,
APRIL 29, TO REPLY WITH THE
INFORMATION OR A NEW WINNER
WILL HAVE TO BE CHOSEN!
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CLINK
BY KELLY DiPUCCHIO
ILLUSTRATED BY MATTHEW MYERS
THANKS TO KELLY AND THE KIND
PEOPLE AT HARPER COLLINS, I HAVE
TWO COPIES OF THIS WONDERFUL
CHILDREN'S BOOK TO GIVE AWAY
T! HE WINNE RS ARE:
#27 Laura H.
#40 lag123
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THE TRILOGY BY
SHELLEY SHEPARD GRAY
I HAVE ONE BRAND NEW HARDBACK SET
THAT INCLUDES ALL 3 BOOKS THAT I AM
PERSONALLY GIVING AWAY TO ONE WINNER
THAT WINNER IS:
#6 Sue Farrell
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PILLSBURY EASY AS PIE
140 SIMPLE RECIPES +
1 READYMADE PIE CRUST = SWEET!
BY PILLSBURY EDITORS
I HAVE ONE BRAND NEW
HARD COPY, OF THIS COOKBOOK
TO GIVE AWAY TO LUCKY READER!
THE WINNER IS:
#105 Natalie A.
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LOVE YOU MORE
BY LISA GARDNER
I HAVE ONE NEW HARD BACK
COPY OF LOVE YOU MORE,
A CURRENT BEST SELLER, TO
GIVE AWAY TO A LUCKY READER
THE WINNER IS:
#37 CMash
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I WOULD FIND
A GIRL WALKING
BY KATHY KELLY
and DIANA MONTANE
THANKS TO ALEXANDRA AND THE GOOD FOLKS
AT BERKLEY AND PENGUIN PUBLISHING, I
HAVE TWO COPIES OF THIS CHILLING REAL
LIFE CRIME NOVEL TO GIVE AWAY. ALSO, I
HAVE TWO AUTOGRAPHED COPIES TO
ADD TO THAT MYSELF FOR A TOTAL OF
FOUR LUCKY WINNERS THIS TIME!
THE 2 WINNERS OF THE AUTOGRAPHED COPIES ARE:
#119 (#10 PART 2) petite
#131(#22 PART 2) lag123
THE 2 WINNERS OF THE OTHER TWO COPIES ARE:
#104 Kitty Cardero
#4 Steve Capell
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SAVE ME
BY LISA SCOTTOLINE
NARRATED BY CYNTHIA NIXON
THANKS TO STEPHANIE AND THE GOOD FOLKS
AT MACMILLAN AUDIO BOOKS, I HAVE THREE
COPIES OF MY FAVORITE AUDIO BOOK
EVER TO GIVE AWAY!
THE THREE WINNERS ARE:
#5 debbie
#31 DarcyO
#9 bermudaonion
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1 MIX 100 MUFFINS
BY SUSANNA TEE
I HAVE ONE BRAND NEW
HARD COPY, OF THIS COOKBOOK
TO GIVE AWAY TO LUCKY READER!
THE WINNER IS:
#86 Linda Kish
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RETURN TO SENDER
BY FERN MICHAELS
I HAVE ONE BRAND NEW COPY OF
THIS EXCITING FERN MICHAELS BOOK
TO GIVE AWAY TO ONE WINNER
THE WINNER IS:
#53 Carol N Wong
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