Friday, June 24, 2011

LITERARY BLOG HOP!! HOP WITH US!! 25-29 June 2011

Come Hop With Us!

Come join Leeswammes Blog's Literary Giveaway!
(Click here to link to Leeswammes, the host blog)

My fellow blogger, Judith, has an excellent site.  It is our great fortune that she has organized a massive Giveaway involving more than 70 bloggers, each of whom is giving away either books, gift cards, or some other item bound to be loved by bibliophiles.

Each participating blogger is asked to have their post up the evening of the 24th if they are in the United States and by the morning of the 25th if they live in Europe or elsewhere.  Feel free to begin posting comments here right away, but please be patient, as some of the links to other blogs might not yet have an active Giveaway post up until the 25th-if they have not yet posted, be sure to try again over the next few days!



Each blogger has their own Giveaway rules.  Here are mine:
  • Comments (ie: requests to be entered to win a book) may be posted from as soon as this post is up until 10 PM, Alaska Standard Time on 29 June 2011. 
  • This giveaway is open to all commenters, including INTERNATIONAL.  You do not need to be a blog follower (although I would love it if you choose to become one!) or even have a blog of your own.  If you are not a blogger, you can simply post anonymously.  Just be sure you identify yourself somehow in your comment!
  • Please let me know which title or titles you are interested in being entered to win.
  • All requesters' names will be put in an online randomizer, and winners will be posted either late on 29 June or sometime during the day on 30 June.  Winners will have until 10 PM, 5 July 2011 to email me their mailing address.  I am giving an extra long time to take into account the holiday weekend in the U.S.  If a winner does not respond within the timeframe, an alternate winner will be announced. 
NOW FOR THE GOOD STUFF!  Here are the books I have on offer:
  • The Help by Kathryn Stockett (fiction-new trade paperback).  This debut novel took readers by storm last year.  If you have yet to fit it in, now is a great time to at least get it a well earned spot on your shelf.  Set in 1962 Jackson, Mississippi, and written in alternating viewpoints, this novel tells the tale of a naive, young white woman, fresh out of journalism school, and black maids who work in white people's homes, as they set out to write a book disclosing their social situation and the goings-on in their employer's residences.  An eye-opening rendering of life in the southern United States during the 1960s.
  • Reading Lolita in Tehran by Azar Nafisi (non-fiction memoir-gently used).  One of my all-time favorite non-fiction books.  Azar Nafisi was a professor of western literature in Tehran, Iran during the Islamic Revolution.  This book details her experiences and those of a group of her students who meet in her house once a week to discuss forbidden works of literature.  This book is a social commentary of Iran in the late 1990s and a wonderful journey through some of the great works of British and American literature, as seen through the gaze of a group of young Muslim women in an Islamic nation.
  • Classic Myths to Read Aloud (The Great Stories of Greek and Roman Mythology) by William F. Russell (family literature-new).  For the younger set, but I guarantee you will love reading them aloud to the little people!  These are adapted to be comprehended by kids as young as five; my eldest read them himself when he was twelve and enjoyed them immensely.  The format is why I prefer this book to others of its type: a quick synopsis, estimated reading time, pronunciation guide, the story itself, then a few notes of historical significance regarding the myth.  Makes a great bedtime story book. 
SEE WHAT OTHERS HAVE TO OFFER!  Below is the list of all the other participating blogs. Enjoy the chance to discover great new book blogs and win some great giveaways!  Notice some giveaways are only open to participants from certain countries, but it is still fun to find new blogs.


http://boofsbookshelf.com The Book Whisperer (Int)

http://kristilovesbooks.blogspot.com Kristi Loves Books (Int)
http://teadevotee.com Teadevotee (Int)
http://www.bookwormwithaview.com Bookworm with a View (Int)
http://sarahreadstoomuch.blogspot.com Sarah Reads Too Much (Int)
http://writemeg.com write meg! (USA)
http://books-love-affair.blogspot.com/ My Love Affair With Books (Int)
http://uniflamecreates.blogspot.com 
Always Cooking Up Something (Int)

http://www.thirtycreativestudio.com ThirtyCreativeStudio (Int)

http://thebookdivasreads.blogspot.com The Book Diva's Reads (Int)

http://hawthornescarlet.blogspot.com The Scarlet Letter (USA)

http://parrishlantern.blogspot.com The Parrish Lantern (Int)

http://lizzysiddal.wordpress.com Lizzy's Literary Life (Int)

http://readwriteandlive.wordpress.com Read, Write & Live (Int)

http://www.readerssuite.blogspot.com/ The Readers' Suite (Int)

http://iamareadernotawriter.blogspot.com I Am A Reader, Not A Writer (USA)

http://ephemeraldigest.com Ephemeral Digest (Int)

http://mieletlait.com Miel et lait (Int)
http://bibliophilebythesea.blogspot.com/ Bibliophile By the Sea (Int)

http://bokunosekai.wordpress.com Polychrome Interest (Int)

http://bookworldinmyhead.blogspot.com Book World In My Head (Int)

http://www.inspringitisthedawn.com/ In Spring it is the Dawn (Int)

http://everybookhasasoul.wordpress.com every book has a soul (Int)

http://nishitak.wordpress.com Nishita's Rants and Raves (Int)

http://freshinkbooks.blogspot.com/ Fresh Ink Books (Int)

http://teachwithpicturebooks.blogspot.com Teach with Picture Books (USA)

http://howtoteachanovel.blogspot.com How to Teach a Novel (USA)

http://thebluebookcase.blogspot.com The Blue Bookcase (Int)

http://pburt.wordpress.com/ Reflections from the Hinterland (USA)

http://nopageleftbehind.blogspot.com/ No Page Left Behind (USA)

http://silversolara.blogspot.com Silver's Reviews (USA)

http://www.noseinabook.co.uk Nose in a book (Int)

http://litinthelastfrontier.blogspot.com/ Lit in the Last Frontier (Int)

http://www.thebookclubblog.co.za The Book Club Blog (Int)

http://undermyappletree.net Under My Apple Tree (Int)

http://www.caribousmom.com Caribousmom (USA)

http://breieninpeking.wordpress.com breienineking (Netherlands)

http://headant.com Let's Go on a Picnic! (Int)

http://www.rikkidonovan.com Rikki's Teleidoscope (Int)

http://boekblogger.wordpress.com De Boekblogger (Netherlands)

http://www.knittingandsundries.com Knitting and Sundries (Int)

http://indiereaderhouston.com/ Indie Reader Houston (Int)


http://lizclutterbuck.blogspot.com Eliza Does Very Little (Int)

http://www.joyweesemoll.com/ Joy's Book Blog (Int)


http://www.roofbeamreader.net Roof Beam Reader (Int)

http://homeofaimala.blogspot.com/ The House of the Seven Tails (Int)


http://thinkingaboutloud.blogspot.com/ Sabrina @ Thinking About Loud! (Int)

http://reviews.rebeccareid.com/ Rebecca Reads (Int)

http://inoneeyeouttheother.blogspot.com/ In One Eye, Out the Other (USA)

http://booksnyc.blogspot.com/ Books in the City (Int)

http://lucybirdbooks.wordpress.com/ Lucybird's Book Blog (Europe)

http://blog.chainreader.com Book Clutter (USA)

http://www.exurbanis.com Exurbanis (Int)

http://lusravesandrants.blogspot.com Lu's Raves and Rants (USA & Canada)

http://samstillreading.wordpress.com Sam Still Reading (Int)

http://www.dolcebellezza.net Dolce Bellezza (Int)

http://lenasledgeblog.com Lena Sledge's Blog...Books, Reviews and Interviews (Int)

http://www.bookquotes-bookquotes.blogspot.com a Thousand Books with Quotes (Int)



102 comments:

  1. I'd love 'The Help' as I've heard a lot of good things about it :)

    E-mail at:

    tonymalone at y7mail dot com

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  2. Oh my goodness, I would love to win The Help. I have tried to check it out from my library for several months and it is never in!

    marciclark88ATgmailDOTcom

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  3. Hi Care! I would love to win The Help or Classic Myths to Read Aloud. I am always looking for a good book to read to my son. My email is erincolette@hotmail.com.

    Thanks,
    Erin S.

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  4. Thanks for the giveaway!
    I would choose The Help

    Shelleyrae @ Book'd Out
    www.bookdout.wordpress.com

    bookd.out at gmail dot com

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  5. Enter me for The Help!

    gautami.tripathy[at]gmail.com

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  6. Thanks for the giveaway! I would love to win Classic Myths to Read Aloud.

    mishamary@gmail.com

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  7. I'd love to win Reading Lolita in Tehran . The Help was a fantastic read - hope the winner enjoys it!
    Your header is beautiful, I'd love to get to Alaska someday.
    Cheers
    Sam
    samstillreading(at)gmail(dot)com

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  8. I'd like to be counted in for The Help please.

    Thanks for sharing.

    mystica123athotmaildotcom

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  9. 'The Help' please! Everyone I know who's read it seems to love it.

    kimie142002 (at) hotmail (dot) com

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  10. Reading Lolita in Tehran sounds really amazing! I'd love to read it.

    Thank you. :)

    frederikker.jb@gmail.com

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  11. Thanks for the giveaway and for being prepared to ship worldwide.

    Much appreciated.

    I find myself attracted to The Help by Kathryn Stockett as I don't know much about life in the South in the '60.

    Thank you.

    Carol Thompson

    buddytho {at} gmail DOT com

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  12. I'd like to be entered for The Help please- have read such good things about it!

    devouringtexts[at]gmail[dot]com

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  13. I have two little nephews and The Classic Myths to Read Aloud would be perfect for them. You see I'm trying to nurture a love of reading in them:)

    My e-mail: chasingbawa[at]gmail[dot]com

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  14. I follow & subscribe.

    My first preference would be for 'The Help' by Kathryn Stockett, though they all look wonderful.

    marypres(AT)gmail(DOT)com

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  15. I'd love to read The Help by Kathryn Stockett. I must say, I am with you on 'Reading Lolita'... one of my fav books! :)

    Rachel

    andtheplotthickens(at)y7mail(dot)com

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  16. Reading Lolita in Tehran seems very interesting. Would love to have a copy of it.

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  17. I'd love reading Lolita in Tehran. Thank for the giveaway.
    kinnareads(at)gmail(dot)com

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  18. I'd love to win Reading Lolita in Tehron. I've heard many great things about that book.

    Thanks!
    dogwoodlane at suddenlink dot net

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  19. Reading Lolita in Tehran would be a great book to read.
    I follow by google reader under cenya2.
    I sub. by email.
    Thank you for taking part in the giveaway.
    Marjorie

    cenya2 at hotmail dot com

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  20. The Help please. Been meaning to read it since publication!

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  21. enter me pls =)
    i want to win The Help.

    punkme15 at gmail dot com

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  22. I'd love to win The Help! debnance at gmail dot com

    Thank you for a wonderful giveaway!

    My mother has been sick and I never got around to signing up to participate in the Literary Giveaway Blog Hop. But I've started a monthly giveaway on my blog and I've got a June Giveaway going on this month at my blog, and I'd love to invite you to stop by and throw your name in the hat for Anna and the French Kiss! It's a US giveaway only this month, but next month, I'll be offering an international giveaway for a $25 Amazon card!

    If you follow me, let me know. I always follow back!

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  23. Great choice of books! I would go for the Classic myths to read aloud. I am always trying to get our sons interested in ancient Rome and Greece, maybe this is a good way to do it.

    rikki at rikkidonovan.com

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  24. please put me down for,Classic Myths to Read Aloud (The Great Stories of Greek and Roman Mythology)my daughter will adore this, also please accept my invitation to pop over to The Parrish Lantern & share some poetry

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  25. ps forgot my Email parrishlantern@yahoo.co.uk

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  26. I'd love to win THE HELP (I gave my copy away). I'm on the blog hop tour as well, and hope you have a chance to stop by, and will enter my giveaway.

    bibliophilebythesea AT gmail DOT com

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  27. I would love to win The Help. It looks great!
    Thanks a lot for the chance and have a nice weekend.
    by.evie at yahoo dot com dot br

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  28. I would love to win "Classic Myths to Read Aloud". Thank you so much for the chance to win!

    methom@earthlink.net

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  29. I would love to win Reading Lolita in Tehran or The Help

    quixoticdreamer(at)hotmail(dot)com

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  30. I would love to win The Help or the Classic Myths.

    star7823@hotmail.com

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  31. I would love to win Reading Lolita in Tehran. Thanks for the opportunity to win!

    klmickelsen at gmail dot com

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  32. I'd like to win the help. Thank you.

    thinkingaboutloud@googlemail.com

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  33. Thanks for the giveaway! I'd love to read Classic Myths to Read Aloud (The Great Stories of Greek and Roman Mythology) by William F. Russell. I follow you with GFC via Miss Lauren.

    misslaurenwilk at gmail dot com

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  34. I would like the help, it sounds really good.
    twoofakind12@yahoo.com

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  35. would love a copy of 'the help' thanks :)

    karenk
    kmkuka at yahoo dot com

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  36. I would love to win The Help!

    My email address is darlenesbooknook at gmail dot com.

    Thanks for the giveaway!

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  37. I'd love to win Classic Myths to Read Aloud!!

    email: rea0903@gmail.com

    Thanks for the giveaway!

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  38. Thanks for the giveaway!

    I'd love to win The Help since I've read so many great reviews.

    I really like your header. I've always wanted to go to Alaska.

    email: lucia@comotecuento.com

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  39. I could be the last book blogger to have not read The Help, so I hope you'll 'help' me fix that!
    stacybooks at yahoo

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  40. I'd love to win Reading Lolita in Tehran. Thanks for great giveaway! cuc15 at psu dot edu

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  41. Thank you for taking part in the hop and for the excellent giveaway! I'd love to win The Help, I've been trying to get my hands on a copy for a while now. Thank you!

    jaidahsmommy(at)comcast(dot)net

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  42. I'd love to win The Help! Thanks for the giveaway!

    brookea_2006@yahoo.com

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  43. I'd love to read The Help!
    Best wishes and thank for a chance to win this fantabulous giveaway!
    Chanticlear1(at)gmail(dot)com

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  44. I would love to win THE HELP...

    nhsarab at yahoo dot com

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  45. Thank you so much for your awesome giveaway! I would love to win The Help or Reading Lolita in Tehran! Thanks again for this giveaway!

    Sana Saboowala
    supergirlsana@hotmail.com

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  46. I would love to win The Help, it is still a book I have been meaning to read. This would be the perfect opportunity!
    purplerob2atgmaildotcom

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  47. I would like to win Reading Lolita in Tehran. Great book selection. Thanks for offering the giveaway. I found your blog through the blog hop giveaway. I am currently following you through RSS, and I'm also participating in the blog hop.

    www.lenasledgeblog.com

    lenasledge (at) gmail(dot)com

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  48. I'd like to win Classic Myths to Read Aloud. Thanks for the giveaway!

    Elizabeth
    etrabelsieATgmailDOTcom

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  49. I have heard good things about the Help, so please enter me :) cynni _ universe (at) hotmail (dot) com

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  50. I would like to be entered for Classic Myths to Read Aloud :)
    xlacrimax[at]gmail.com

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  51. I'm visiting from the Giveaway Hop. I'd love to win the Classic Myths book. I loved Greek mythology when I was young and this would be great to give to my nieces (or maybe reread for myself). Thanks for the great choices!

    I'm at http://thebookstop.wordpress.com

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  52. What great choices! I recently read The Help, and it was fabulous! Reading Lolita in Tehran by Azar Nafisi - this sounds like a wonderful read, although I would probably have to have some tissues handy
    Classic Myths to Read Aloud (The Great Stories of Greek and Roman Mythology) - mythology was one of my great reading loves when I was a child; I would love to continue to foster this love in my youngest son and in my grandchildren - maybe this title would help me with that!

    So, in short, I am not entering for The Help (it's still sitting in front of me on my desk), but would love either of the other two!

    Thanks for the chance to win!

    knittingandsundries(at)gmail(dot)com

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  53. The Help's been on my wishlist for ages, so that would be my first choice; but Reading Lolita in Tehran sounds fascinating too!
    Thanks for the amazing choice. x

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  54. Classic Myths to Read Aloud (The Great Stories of Greek and Roman Mythology and The Help also sounds like a great reads. Would love to win either one.
    Thank you for the chance to win your giveaway.
    cindymacbeth at gmail dot com

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  55. Thanks for the giveaway!
    I would like to be entered for The Help by Kathryn Stockett

    artgiote at gmail dot com

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  56. I'd love a chance to read The Help or Reading Lolita in Tehran, please.

    Thanks for the opportunity!

    ikkinlala AT yahoo DOT ca

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  57. All wonderful books, but I'd especially love to win the Classic Myths book for my four-year-old. I'm in Canada; thank you for this great giveaway!
    Niranjana(dot)Iyer(at)gmail.com

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  58. Just watched a trailer for the upcoming movie so I would really like to read "The Help". Thanks for the giveaway!

    wanda_waiting[@]hotmail.com

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  59. I would so like to read " The Help". I have heard so many wonderful things about it. Thank you for the giveaway.

    mia at jacobsracing dot com

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  60. I'd love to win The Help; I've heard so many good things about it!

    Thanks for the giveaway!

    ahazraDOT88ATgmailDOTCOM

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  61. Thanks for the giveaway, Care! I'd love to be entered for Reading Lolita in Tehran please.

    Enjoy the hop!

    Judith/Leeswammes jh303015 at gmail dot com

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  62. Hello, I would be interested in reading The Help by Kathryn Stockett. My email is cerievans1 at gmail dot com. Thanks

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  63. Thanks for the great giveaway! I'd love to win The Help, though Reading Lolita in Tehran looks interesting, too.

    susanna DOT pyatt AT student DOT rcsnc DOT org

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  64. Please pick me. I'd love to have The Help to read.

    lkish77123 at gmail dot com

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  65. I've heard positive things about "The Help" and would be thrilled to win it. Thanks so much for the giveaway
    tanyainjville at yahoo dot com

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  66. thank you for the giveaway!! I'd love Reading Lolita in Tehran by Azar Nafisi!!
    GFC Shannon Johnson
    shannonjean14(at)gmail(dot)com

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  67. Classic Myths to Read Aloud (The Great Stories of Greek and Roman Mythology) by William F. Russell
    shannonsweep at gmail dot com

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  68. Care,
    Nice to meet you. I'd love to read The Help, so enter me please!
    Thanks.

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  69. I'd also love to read The Help
    msboatgal at aol.com

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  70. I am a new follower and I would love Classic Myths to Read Aloud.
    rickimc[at]aol[dot]com

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  71. I've already read and LOVED and own The Help, so count me in for Reading Lolita in Tehran. Thanks!

    prefix: lilywang84
    suffix: gmail.com

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  72. Thank you so much for the giveaway. I'm entering for the Classic Myths to Read Aloud. I love any kind of Mythology. I'm a new GFC Follower.

    claroxide@yahoo.co.in

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  73. I would love to read The Help. Thanks for the giveaway!
    mamabunny13 at gmail dot com

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  74. I'd like a chance at Reading Lolita in Tehran. Thanks and Aloha, Rob molokaisurfer@gmail.com

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  75. I'd love to win Reading Lolita in Tehran by Azar Nafisi!

    aikychien at yahoo dot com

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  76. thanks for the giveaway and for making it international!
    i would love to read the help:)

    justjanhvi at gmail dot com

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  77. I'd love a chance at "the help" Thanks.

    unforgetable_dreamer_always (at) hotmail (dot) com

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  78. Great giveaway! I'd love the opportunity to win The Help.

    Mare
    tommygirl828 (at) gmail (dot) com

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  79. I would LOVE to win The Help!

    TaraTagli at gmail dot com

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  80. I'd love to win The Help by Kathryn Stockett!!
    GFC follower: Gisele Alvarado

    ilepachequin(at)hotmail(dot)com

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  81. Hi, Care! LibraryCin (Cindy) here from shelfari. cwiebe (at) animail (dot) net.

    I'd love to be entered into the draw for Reading Lolita in Tehran. Thanks!

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  82. Thanks for the giveaway! I would love to win Reading Lolita in Tehran by Azar Nafisi.

    susanw28@mindspring.com

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  83. I would love to win Reading Lolita in Tehran, thanks :)

    lucybirdbooks@gmsil.com

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  84. I would love to win Reading Lolita in Tehran.

    Sabrina.whitehead@gmail.com

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  85. I'd love to be entered for The Help or the one about mythology. Thanks for the giveaway!

    jessicamariesutton(at)msn(dot)com

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  86. Thank you so much for this possibility, I would love to enter for Reading Lolita in Tehran.

    tirabaralla{at}yahoo{dot}com

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  87. Classic Myths to Read Aloud sounds pretty nice. I'd love for my little sister to develop more interest in mythology. :)

    kah_cherub at hotmail dot com

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  88. Thanks for the giveaway :)
    Please enter me for THE HELP.

    New email subscriber

    monagargATyahooDOTcom

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  89. i'd love to be entered for The Help please. Thank you. I am a new follower. :)

    sfuhringerAT sympaticodot ca

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  90. These are three wonderful books! I would like Reading Lolita in Tehran if I'm the winner of your great giveaway!

    Thank you & I think you have a terrific blog here, I'm glad to be introuced :o)

    ~ Amy
    Aimala127@gmail.com

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  91. I am a teacher and would love to add the Classic Myths to Read Aloud book to my classroom library. thank you!

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  92. Hello,

    First of all, I absolutely love the background of your blog - it is so beautiful, calming and serene. That being said, thank you so much for your generosity, and for participating in this blog hop. I'd love to win a copy of "The Help" by Kathryn Stockett. I've already read Azar Nafisi's "Reading Lolita in Tehran", and found it to be fabulous. Again, thank you and hope you have a fantastic week.

    Thanks for your generosity, and for participating in this blog hop! :)

    ~Hira~
    GFC Follower: ~Enamored Soul~
    Email: Enamoredsoul(at)gmail(dot)com
    Networked Blogs Follower: Hira Hasnain

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  93. Ooooo your comment form is really cute! I'd <3 to win 'The Help' by Kathryn Stockett . thanks for the giveaway and the extend deadline :) Have a nice Fourth of JULY!!
    ~~Chloe~~

    Chloecapri @ yahoo . com

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  94. I would love to be entered for The Help! (: Thank you for the giveaway! (:

    vampyreprincess109@gmail.com

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  95. I still haven't read The Help so enter me for that title. Thanks!

    undermyappletree at gmail dot com

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  96. I don't think I can choose, they both sound appealing! Thank you for this giveaway :)

    zenissima at gmail

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  97. I'd love to be entered for The Help. I've been meaning to read it for ages but still haven't even though I've heard nothing but great things about it.

    Thanks for the giveaway!
    inspringthedawn at gmail dot com

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  98. My pick is The Help by Kathryn Stockett. Thanks!!

    irbratb(@)gmail(.)com

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  99. I love to read The Help.

    Thanks for the giveaway!!

    veronicasbooks at gmail dot come

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  100. I'd love to win Reading Lolita in Tehran. Thanks for the giveaway!
    sarahthehobbit at gmail dot com

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  101. I would love Classic Myths to Read Aloud.
    Great giveaway!
    k_anon[at]hotmail[dot]co[dot]uk

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  102. WOW!!! Thank-you so much to all of you who stopped by and were so interested in my giveaways!

    This thread is now closed, and I am tabulating the winners using Random.org. I will make sure I double check each list and that I do not leave anyone out! Winners will be announced in a separate thread and will be sent an email this evening.

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