Competition time: 1 copy of Another Night Before Christmas

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For a chance to win a copy of Another Night Before Christmas by Carol Ann Duffy you need to fill out this form and be a follower of this blog.

For one extra entry, follow me on Twitter too and RT my competition-related messages:
www.twitter.com/BrightonBlogger

One copy available. The competition ends on December 13th at 14:00 GMT. The winner will be chosen at random and contacted on the same day.

Comments

  1. cazzy7124 November 2010 at 19:35

    I have retweeted @minxminx2 and completed the form,as requested.Great comp,thankyou

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  2. cazzy7126 November 2010 at 00:59

    So seasonal,a delight worth tresuring. also on twitter @minxminx2

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  3. Silvia_reads26 November 2010 at 14:43

    Yes, it is a lovely book and perfect for this time of year! Good luck!

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  4. janet28 November 2010 at 09:13

    Great book retweeted @cleggy23

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  5. Silvia_reads1 December 2010 at 09:47

    Thank you, Janet! And good luck!

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  6. Anne Cater8 December 2010 at 09:03

    Hi - I'm following you and will re-tweet too.
    Cheers

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  7. Phyllis and Gerry10 December 2010 at 06:21

    Have RT'd comp, love @phyllgerry

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  8. GEORGE GRIEVE10 December 2010 at 15:21

    my wife thinks she is great

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  9. Silvia_reads10 December 2010 at 18:52

    Your wife is right, George!

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  10. Dogwithnobrain11 December 2010 at 19:45

    Hello,
    Have re-tweeted comp, and completed form, and followed you! Problem with these competitions is, I start reading, and forget what I'm entering...

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  11. garbhein11 December 2010 at 23:38

    Following through GFC and twitter, have retweeted, thank you for the chance to win this book

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