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,
MAY 20, TO REPLY WITH THE
INFORMATION OR A NEW WINNER
WILL HAVE TO BE CHOSEN!
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AN ANGELINA BALLERINA FOUR BOOK SET
BY KATHARINE HOLABIRD
I HAVE ONE BRAND NEW PAPERBACK SET
THAT INCLUDES ALL 4 BOOKS THAT I AM
PERSONALLY GIVING AWAY
THE WINNER IS:
#51 Brimful Curiosities
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INNOCENT IN DEATH
BY NORA ROBERTS WRITING AS
J. D. ROBB
I HAVE ONE BRAND NEW,HARD
BACK COPY OF THIS EXCITING
J. D. ROBB BOOK TO GIVE AWAY!
THE WINNER IS:
#30 mrsshukra
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CHANGING HABITS
THE AUDIO BOOK
BY DEBBIE MACOMBER
I HAVE ONE ABRIDGED COPY OF DEBBIE'S
AUDIO BOOK OF CHANGING HABITS
TO GIVE AWAY TO ONE LUCKY WINNER
THE WINNER IS:
#28 Cindy W.
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THE POTLUCK COOKBOO! K
I HAVE ONE BRAND NEW COPY,
OF THIS COOKBOOK TO GIVE
AWAY TO A LUCKY READER!
THE WINNER IS:
#8 By Book or By Crook
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LIFE
THE ROYAL WEDDING
OF PRINCE WILLIAM AND KATE MIDDLETON
I HAVE ONE COPY OF LIFE: THE ROYAL
WEDDING OF PRINCE WILLIAM AND KATE
MIDDLETON TO GIVE AWAY MYSELF TO
ONE VERY LUCKY WINNER!
THE WINNER IS:
#98 lauriehere!
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EVERYTHING I WAS
BY CORINNE DEMAS
THANKS TO LINDSAY AND THE GOOD
FOLKS AT LERNER BOOKS, I HAVE ONE
BRAND NEW HARD BACK COPY OF
EVERYTHING I WAS TO GIVE AWAY
THE WINNER IS:
#35 Carol N Wong
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THE WRITING CIRCLE
NOW IN PAPERBACK
BY CORINNE DEMAS
THANKS TO MEGAN AND ALL THE GOOD
FOLKS AT HYPERION BOOKS, I HAVE ONE
BRAND NEW PAPER BACK COPY OF
THE WRITING CIRCLE TO GIVE AWAY
! THE WINNER IS:
#17 lag123
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