In celebration of the up coming Royal wedding, and thanks to Sourcebooks, I am giving away a Georgette Heyer book to two lucky winners. Want to know what titles they are? Sorry, it’s a surprise!
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That’s 31 or more possible entries! Sorry, this giveaway is only open to U.S. and Canada.
The winner’s mailing address: No P.O. Boxes
Only one entry per household/IP address
Winners will be subject to the one copy per household rule, which means that if you win the same title in two or more contests, you will receive only one copy of the book.
This giveaway will end on Saturday May 7th, 11:59 P.M. E.S.T. The winners will be notified by email. Winners must respond within TWO days or will be disqualified.
Also, don’t forget about the week long, daily Royal Wedding giveaway with Sourcebooks, here!
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The book: The Grammar Devotional: Daily tips for successful Writing from Grammar Girl
Week 25- Saturday- Who’s on First Versus Firstly:
“Although it’s acceptable to order sentences firstly, secondly, thirdly, etc., in your writing, many people (including me) prefer first, second, and third for their simplicity and directness. Firstly just sounds fussy to me. And for heaven’s sake, don’t mix the two forms.”
I have never used firstly… I didn’t even think it was acceptable. Which way do you prefer? Tweet
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I received three books in my inbox (I actually purchased these ebooks:
I read so many great reviews of this books from reviewers I usually agree with. I was given a gift card as a thank you for going “above and beyond” at work. Totally unnecessary and unexpected. I decided to use it for this book and the next.
This has been on my TBR since I heard it was being published. I know it hasn’t lived up to expectations but I want to complete the series.
This book is available on Smashwords for $3.99 U.S. All of the proceeds are going to Disaster Relief and our own Susan Helene Gottfried has a story in it. The only problem, it’s totally un-readable! The words are layered on top of words, in the epub format. I wrote to Smashwords last Tuesday about it and they have not gotten back to me! I wrote to them again today. I’ll keep you posted. I obviously won’t be buying anything else from them if they don’t respond!
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