E: 30/04 (Daily) win 1 of 5 books a day

AlfieBlue

:j Yesterday's winners:

Linda Lawson (Preston, GB)
Katy Hopkins (Gillingham, GB)
Karen Gamble (COLCHESTER, GB)
Stanislav Moiseev (Nizhny Novgorod, RU)
Tina Corder (NORWICH, GB)

Today's prize:

Charles Dickens (Very Interesting People)

by
Michael Slater
RRP: £4.99 GBP

BOOK DESCRIPTION

Definitive, concise, and very interesting... From William Shakespeare to Winston Churchill, the Very Interesting People series provides authoritative bite-sized biographies of Britain's most fascinating historical figures - people whose influence and importance have stood the test of time. Each book in the series is based upon the biographical entry from the world-famous Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.

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Lost2

AlfieBlue wrote: »

:j Yesterday's winners:

Linda Lawson (Preston, GB)
Katy Hopkins (Gillingham, GB)
Karen Gamble (COLCHESTER, GB)
Stanislav Moiseev (Nizhny Novgorod, RU)
Tina Corder (NORWICH, GB)

Today's prize:

Charles Dickens (Very Interesting People)

by
Michael Slater
RRP: £4.99 GBP

BOOK DESCRIPTION

Definitive, concise, and very interesting... From William Shakespeare to Winston Churchill, the Very Interesting People series provides authoritative bite-sized biographies of Britain's most fascinating historical figures - people whose influence and importance have stood the test of time. Each book in the series is based upon the biographical entry from the world-famous Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.

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I've won a book :j thanks princess for link and thanks Alfie Blue for posting

AlfieBlue

:j Congratulations to Lost2! :j

Yesterday's winners:

Steve Grice (Rotherham, GB)
Mikalai Bakhar (Minsk, BELARUS, PL)
Hayley Kinnaird (Colchester, GB)
Dave Williams (Ipswich, GB)
Kyle Ginn (Doncaster, GB)

Today's prize:

Pocket Idiot's Guide to Poker Tells (Pocket Idiot's Guides)

by
Bobbi Dempsey
RRP: £6.15 GBP

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lynneee

AlfieBlue wrote: »

:j Congratulations to jamesbenford! :j

Yesterday's winners:

Anne Lee (Maidstone, GB)
Lynne Rudd (St Annes, GB)
Cherryll Rawlinson (Reading, GB)
Helen Healy (London, GB)
Hannah Ross (Felixstowe, GB)

Today's prize:

On Love and Death

by
Patrick Suskind

RRP: £5.53 GBP

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Yay Im a winner!!!!! thanks OP, 2nd win of the year, hopefully my luck is changing

AlfieBlue

:j Congratulations to lynneee! :j

Yesterday's winners:

Kristina Nikonenkova (Kemerovo, RU)
Samantha Henderson (Linwood, GB)
Steve Ellison (Dunstable, GB)
Marian Wynne Eames (Caernarfon, Gwynedd, GB)
Helen Gardner (Harwich, GB)

Today's prize:

Taking the Plunge

by
Stacie Lewis
RRP: £7.99 GBP

BOOK DESCRIPTION

When I chronicled my wedding for the web site weddings.co.uk, I had no idea there were so many women out there experiencing the same thing I was. Like many of them, I thought naively that everyone loves weddings: from the planning stages on, from bridesmaids to mother-of-the-bride. As far as I was concerned, I was the only woman out there who loathed it. The endless shopping trips, obnoxious wedding shop attendants, family feuds, chirpy wedding planners, debates over which shade of blue better matched the bridesmaids' dresses: it all drove me mad. I love my husband, but I hated getting married. Thousands of women must have agreed because they tuned into my story each week. But what kept them coming back? Was it the backstabbing, underhanded, selfish antics that my family stirred up on the road to the big day? Or it could have been my deportation, getting drunk with our rabbi or my mother disowning me? Does it matter? It all made for a good read. I've written a novel based on my experiences, proving the old saying is correct: truth really is stranger than fiction. More importantly I've written a story that has what every bride is looking for - a happy ending.

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AlfieBlue

:jYesterday's winners:

Joanna Ahern (Cheshire, GB)
Juliya Gubanova (St.Petersburg, RU)
Karen Johnson (Barnsley, GB)
Lesley Ellison (Dunstable, GB)
Janice Snow (Fareham, GB)

Today's prize:

Terrible Times (Eddie Dickens Trilogy)

by
Philip Ardagh
RRP: £5.99 GBP

BOOK DESCRIPTION

'Sophisticated... extremely silly... wonderful... turning fiction into fine art' Sunday Telegraph; 'It would be a sad soul that didn't find this book hilarious.' Financial Times; 'In this surreal world, language is never what it appears... it's daft but entirely engaging.' Independent; 'Eccentric, anarchic and engagingly written, this is a guaranteed winner.' Guardian --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.

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AlfieBlue

:jYesterday's winners:

Vladislav Borisenko (Volzhsky, RU)
Charlotte Hopkinson (Lincs, GB)
Galina Varese (Witney Oxon, GB)
Rachel Webster (Woking, GB)
Yvonne Morgan (Glasgow, GB)

Today's prize:

Clea's Moon

by
Edward Wright
RRP: £6.99 GBP

BOOK DESCRIPTION

Sierra Lane, once the hero of such films as "Carbine Justice" and "Hell's Rockpile", has fallen on hard times. The one-time B-movie hero has turned to debt collecting to support himself, ironically working for his old Indian co-star. Contacted by a friend, Lane is shocked to be shown some obscene photographs of his stepdaughter. Soon the friend is dead in an "accident". The two events dispel Lane's self pity, setting him off on an investigation: to the Hollywood Hills, Central Avenue, Harlem and, in a way, of himself. Set in Los Angeles of the 1940s, Wright's first novel manages the difficult act of balancing nostalgia, genre homage and excitement with ease. Lane's character, vulnerable and yet hard-bitten, is the archetypal noir hero, so successfully drawn that one feels that further volumes of his adventures are, rightly, inevitable.

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AlfieBlue

:j Yesterday's winners:

Andrey Zavyalov (Kharkov, UA)
Joe Phoenix (Banbury, GB)
Abby Punshon (Co, Durham, GB)
Jamie Martin (Clacton On Sea, GB)
Matt Mullen (Saffron Walden, GB)

Today's prize:

Blokes with Balls

by
Jeremy Clay

RRP: £7.99 GBP

BOOK DESCRIPTION

Fanatical about football? Raving about rugby? Crazy about cricket? The men in this book take sports enthusiasm to a new level to show their commitment to their beloved clubs. The devotees show off their passion along with their costumes, collections and unique stories. From UEFA's best supporter to members of the Barmy Army, from the FA librarian to Manchester United's longest-standing supporter, from name changes to lucky pants, everybody has a story to tell and an enthusiasm to share. These men will happily travel for miles, brave all weathers, spend their precious time and even more money all in the name of following their favourite team; whether they be winners or losers, champions or bottom of the league. Journalist Jeremy Clay digs deep to find out what separates the casual supporter from the die-hard fan in this assembly of quirky, eccentric, but very proud blokes.

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AlfieBlue

:j Yesterday's winners:

Olga Denisova (Perm, RU)
Richard High (Swansea, GB)
Jeff Eames (Caernarfon, Gwynedd, GB)
Andy Bailey (Barking, GB)
Glenice Mellor (Suffolk, GB)

Today's prize:

Carol Vorderman's 14 Day Easy Detox: Fourteen days of detox for fast efficient r...

by
Carol Vorderman
RRP: £5.99 GBP

BOOK DESCRIPTION

"'Give your body a pre-holiday boost' OKI 'Look and feel fab for the beach' Health and Fitness 'Will help you achieve that healthy glow with ease' Zest"

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AlfieBlue

:j Yesterday's winners:

Andrey Domnenko (Korolev, RU)
Oliver Feeley (Bedford, GB)
Andrea Batty (Hull, GB)
Claire Haddrell (Peterlee, GB)
Martin Evans (Birmingham, GB)

Today's prize:

The Magician's Nephew

by
C.S. Lewis
RRP: £5.99 GBP

BOOK DESCRIPTION

In The Magician's Nephew, the first of the seven Chronicles of Narnia, nothing is quite as it seems. Digory and Polly find themselves magically transported to a Wood between the Worlds, where several small ponds act as gateways to different worlds. They discover the dead world of Charn and together with Aslan the lion the pair fight against the evil Queen Jadis, restoring the land to its natural state and triumphing over the darkness that reigned before their arrival. Rich in imagery and emotion, The Magician's Nephew has been relished by hoards of young readers since it was first published in the 1950s.

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