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Zoë thought that [[I Used To Know That: General Science by Marianne Taylor]] was a whistle stop tour of the top 3 sciences and a good way to revise the science basics you really should know. For your chance to win one of the three copies which we have to give away have a look at the competition [[I Used To Know That: General Science by Marianne Taylor|here]]. | Zoë thought that [[I Used To Know That: General Science by Marianne Taylor]] was a whistle stop tour of the top 3 sciences and a good way to revise the science basics you really should know. For your chance to win one of the three copies which we have to give away have a look at the competition [[I Used To Know That: General Science by Marianne Taylor|here]]. | ||
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Revision as of 12:33, 12 November 2015
Welcome to Bookbag's competitions! We have plenty more planned, so do keep checking back.
November and December Competitions
Ani enjoyed Celeste Three is Missing by Chris Calder and there's a very generous prize on offer: a week's self-catering accommodation in a holiday cottage in the Limousin area of France. You can find our how to enter here.
Louise was five-star impressed by Life Below Stairs: True Lives of Edwardian Servants by Alison Maloney. For your chance to win one of the three copies which we have to give away enter the competition here.
The Glass Girl by Sandy Hogarth explores the psychological effects of sexual trauma and relationship betrayals. For your chance to win a signed copy of the book, enter the competition here.
Blood Brothers... Thai Style by Matt Carrell is a fast-paced look at the beach scene on the Gulf of Thailand. Sue enjoyed it and if you'd like a chance to win a signed copy, enter the competition here.
Ani thought that Holy Island: A DCI Ryan Mystery by L J Ross was an excellent, one-sitting gobbler of a murder mystery. For your chance to win a signed copy, enter the competition here.
Ani thought that Churchill's Rogue: Volume 1 (Rogues Trilogy) by John Righten was a five star good red. We've a signed copy of the book to give away in the competition here.
Liz thought that Please Don't Leave Me Here by Tania Chandler was a well executed psychological novel. We've a copy to give away in the competition here.
Zoë thought that I Used To Know That: General Science by Marianne Taylor was a whistle stop tour of the top 3 sciences and a good way to revise the science basics you really should know. For your chance to win one of the three copies which we have to give away have a look at the competition here.
Please note that bulk entries and third party entries will be disqualified.
These competitions are listed on The Prize Finder - UK Competitions and various other portals.
