Bumper book giveaway – open worldwide

Something a little different for my lovely followers now. Today I have a bumper book giveaway to share with you. The prizes are titles that have been reviewed on my blog earlier this year.

Here are the links to the reviews.

Anyone can get an A+ by Geetanjali Mukherjee
Somewhere in the Shallow Sea by Dennis Macaraeg
The Secret of Sinbad’s Cave by Brydie Walker Bain
Happily by Sophie Tanner
Pete and the Persian Bottle by Sarah Jackson
Story of a Secret Heart by Cassi Ellen
Tryouts for Ben by Jean Cogdell
Sign of the Green Dragon by C Lee McKenzie

Please read the details below carefully regarding prize descriptions, as your location may affect whether you can win a paperback or ebook version for some of the prizes. You may win more than one of the 16 prizes available.

Anyone can get an A+ – 5 ebooks
Somewhere in the Shallow Sea – 1 copy (paperback if winner is within UK or US, otherwise an ebook)
“The Secret of Sinbad’s Cave” and “The Ship of Sight and The Hand of Shadow” – a pair of ebooks by Brydie Walker Bain
Happily by Sophie Tanner – 1 ebook
Pete and the Persian Bottle – 1 signed paperback, 1 ebook & bookmark
Pete and the Persian Bottle – 4 more ebooks
Story of a Secret Heart – 1 ebook
Tryouts for Ben – 1 ebook
Sign of the Green Dragon – 1 copy (paperback if winner is within US, otherwise an ebook)

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And you may see my other giveaways here.

I’d love to hear about your favourite books.

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Disclosure.  This post refers to ebooks I was previously sent for free.  All opinions are my own.

Tryouts for Ben by Jean Cogdell

I have received a free e-copy of the book “Tryouts for Ben” by Jean Cogdell for son1 to review. To find out more about the author you may visit her website.

Here is the book blurb.

Tryouts for Ben is a story for young readers who are bridging the gap from early readers to chapter books.

Are Benjamin’s parents right? Is he spending too much time alone and too much time playing video games? And what’s so bad about that? Why does he need to play a sport?

Don’t his parent understand that he’s terrible at sports? Ben would rather cheer on his big brother, the high school star athlete than let the whole world find out how really terrible he is.

But his parents are determined Ben will not spend the summer indoors. Will Ben’s summer end in humiliation as he fears or will he discover a new talent?

School summer holidays and Ben is planning to spend them on the swings and playing video games. But his parents have other ideas and each day take him to try a new sport. So he tries football, ice hockey, baseball, soccer and basketball, all with some disaster. However when he starts thinking about it, maybe they won’t be so bad with some practice. Perhaps the summer won’t be as bad as expected.

Here is son1’s video review.

Tryouts For Ben is available on Amazon, currently priced at £5.84 in paperback or £1.99 on Kindle. Son1 enjoyed this book, which at just 57 pages, is also great for those children at early reader stage. The story is aimed at American children, but it crosses the pond well. The only word we had to look up the meaning for was bleachers.

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Disclosure.  This post is a review of an e-book I was sent for free.  All opinions are my own.