The winner of the A Charles Dickens Devotional is:
Melody
Melody said: "Hooray! How lovely! I would choose the devotional, because it's the one that isn't available at the library. (Do you see how practical I am?) But it would be lovely to have one of the novels!"
Melody
Melody said: "Hooray! How lovely! I would choose the devotional, because it's the one that isn't available at the library. (Do you see how practical I am?) But it would be lovely to have one of the novels!"
The winners of a Charles Dickens Novel of Winner's Choice are:
Linda
Linda said: "I believe I'd pick Little Dorrit."
and
Jillian
Jillian said: "Thanks for such a great giveaway! I'd love a copy of Nicholas Nickleby. :)"
Linda
Linda said: "I believe I'd pick Little Dorrit."
and
Jillian
Jillian said: "Thanks for such a great giveaway! I'd love a copy of Nicholas Nickleby. :)"
Congratulations ladies!
Please contact me by e-mail (oldfashionedcharming@gmail.com) or leave a comment here with your mailing address (I won't publish it) to collect your prizes.
Linda & Jillian you will receive copies of the books you mentioned in your comments unless you decide on different books.
Please contact me by e-mail (oldfashionedcharming@gmail.com) or leave a comment here with your mailing address (I won't publish it) to collect your prizes.
Linda & Jillian you will receive copies of the books you mentioned in your comments unless you decide on different books.
For those of you who didn't win remember that A Charles Dickens Devotional is available for purchase from Amazon.com and from Christian Book Distributors in hardcover, Kindle and e-book formats.
Also Charles Dickens novels are available on Amazon.com in many different forms but here is a list of nice but inexpensive paperback editions I recommend: Great Expectations, Nicholas Nickleby, Little Dorrit, A Christmas Carol, Oliver Twist, Our Mutual Friend, Hard Times, Dombey and Son, A Tale of Two Cities, The Old Curiosity Shop, Bleak House, The Pickwick Papers, David Copperfield, Martin Chuzzlewit and The Mystery of Edwin Drood.
Also Charles Dickens novels are available on Amazon.com in many different forms but here is a list of nice but inexpensive paperback editions I recommend: Great Expectations, Nicholas Nickleby, Little Dorrit, A Christmas Carol, Oliver Twist, Our Mutual Friend, Hard Times, Dombey and Son, A Tale of Two Cities, The Old Curiosity Shop, Bleak House, The Pickwick Papers, David Copperfield, Martin Chuzzlewit and The Mystery of Edwin Drood.
3 comments:
Oh, I'm excited! Thanks so much, Miss Laurie! I just sent you my address by email. Cheers!! :)
Oh! I'm so excited!! =D
You have my info already. ;-)
Thank you for the lovely giveaway!!
Linda said: Thank you! My daughter is especially excited to read Little Dorrit. We're hoping to see the BBC adaptation after reading the book.
Linda,
You're welcome! I hope you both really enjoy the book as much as I know you'll enjoy the BBC miniseries!
I'm not going to publish your comment with your address in it. It sounds like you live very near me. I've ordered your book on Amazon and it should arrive on Thursday or Friday. Thank you for entering my giveaway! :)
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