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May I interest anyone in a free book?
Suffice it to say that 2020 hasn’t been
meeting anyone’s expectations. The top of the year looked so promising, but
we’ve all long since wished there was a RESET button we could push. During this
unprecedented time that’s brought stressors that most (or all) have never
experienced before, I want to throw something fun in the ring. Hence, my second
Free Book Contest.
1.) Between now and the end of May, be the
person to accumulate the most points by leaving comments on my blog. The
comment must relate to the blog post. You can leave more than one
comment on the same post as long as it’s related, whether it’s an original
comment or a reply/follow-up to a previous question/comment.
2.) I am trying out a points system for this
contest. Participants will receive:
A.) 4 points for any question or comment on
THIS post;
B.) 3 points for any question or comment on
any 2020 post;
C.) 2 points for any question or comment on
any post prior to the year 2020;
D.) 5 points for any question or comment left
on my “Origin of The Reading Rutabaga” post. (Hint: The “Rutabagian Search” bar
may prove helpful.)
Friendly reminders:
1.) Be civil. While I appreciate that we all
have varying opinions, there is no need to be crass or vulgar. We are all
better than that.
2.) Use the same name every time you comment.
If you post as “Mulan” the first time, post as “Mulan” each subsequent time. If
you post next as “Rutabaga,” that will be recorded as comments from two
different people.
For the winner:
1.) The book you choose can be any book that
has been featured in a single book post or a compilation post or seen in a
Positive Page-turner’s Challenge picture. Exception:
If the book you’re most interested in is not the first in a series, and you’d
like to start at the beginning, I would get you the first book instead.
2.) If the book has both a hardcover and
paperback version, I will choose the less costly of the two. This is really
only important if the winner is particular about book formats.
3.) I apologize for any inconvenience, but
books will be sent to U.S. addresses only. (As before, I don’t think this will
affect any participants, but it’s included anyway.)
HAPPY COMMENTING AND LET’S LOOK TOWARD
BRIGHTER DAYS!!
Why hello, dear friend! I love your "So Many Books, So Little Time" sign! I need one of those in my life. Thank you so much for doing this contest! It adds some excitement to my days. I look forward to reading through your posts! Perhaps there are more characters we equally dislike..
ReplyDeleteMay we revel in the solidarity of annoying/unlikable/despicable characters!
DeleteWe've still got plenty of time for this contest, as we've not reached mid-month. The current leader is caldyswife, but it's not an overwhelming lead. Just putting that out there!
ReplyDeleteONE WEEK LEFT! This Free Book Contest will end on Sunday, May 31, 2020, at 11:59 p.m. Kristi W. has taken the current lead for the contest. I won't give current point totals, but it is within reach if someone else is plotting out multiple comments. Keep the comments rolling!
ReplyDeleteFOUR DAYS LEFT (plus almost two hours)! When I went to bed last night, the standings showed Tonya B. in the lead. As of my count just now, Kristi W. has taken back the lead! It's VERY close and is still anyone's game. I can't wait to see who wins the free book!
ReplyDeleteThere are roughly 26.25 HOURS REMAINING in this Free Book Contest! Who will take the prize? The current standings show Tonya B. in the lead. Without giving away points totals (because that wouldn't be fair), it's a sizeable lead, but not a commanding one. It remains anyone's game!
ReplyDeleteLess than 11 hours to go in the Free Book Contest! When I was heading to bed last night, Kristi W. had taken back the lead, and it looks to be standing. There are still plenty of hours left in the day. Will Tonya sneak ahead again? Or will Kristi retain the lead? Oh, the suspense!!
ReplyDeleteCONGRATULATIONS to Kristi W.! She is the winner of the Free Book Contest. She won with 36 points, though the second place finisher was not overly far behind with 28 points.
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