That worked out well! Twelve people played the give-away, and though I didn't have enough copies of Finland for all who requested it, I did have enough back copies of other books for everyone to get one. I'm glad they're going to new homes.I'm off to the P.O. now with a pile of padded envelopes.
(Don't feel you have to read your book and report back--this isn't middle school (thankgod) ...and none of my relatives ever did.)
Things I have won:
ReplyDelete1 - A supply of toothpaste and soap in an Art competition when I was nine. Trying to tell me something, obviously...
2 - A Holiday for two in Paris. This was for coming up with a caption for a student holiday company. The Hotel was in Pigalle, the red light district, Zoot Alors! The loo was three floors away from the bedroom...
3 - £100 on a fruit machine, hooray! Paid for a whole weekend back in 1989.
4 - A book by Fresca, hooray!
Thank you, you are very kind.
Fresca, you are so sweet! How fantastic that we are all getting one of your books. I'll email you my address right away!
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ReplyDeleteSorry, I didn't get a chance to comment yesterday, but I wanted to add in my public thanks for your very generous giveaway. Looking forward to the DRC-Congo book that is coming my way ...!
ReplyDeleteBolivia! Hooray! Thanks, Fresca; I just showed the book to a bunch of my son's friends who showed up to watch a movie. They were polite, of course, but I think they were a bit amazed that I know someone who wrote a textbook (and sent me a copy). I'm so jazzed to have it. :o)
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