Monday, April 1, 2013

“The World in Your Teacup” book giveaway

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I reviewed The World in Your Teacup back in January 2011.

I’m not sure if one can have too many tea books, but sometimes keeping track of them is a challenge.  This is not the first time that I’ve come across a title in my tea library with a duplicate copy.

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If you would like to win this duplicate book giveaway, just leave a comment on this blog post by Saturday evening at 6pm.  I will draw a name and mail the book to a winner within the United States.

World in Your Teacup

14 comments:

  1. Am I the first one to leave a comment? Hopefully the lucky one! I enjoy reading your blog & would love to win a copy of this book.

    Kim
    kkiehl@gmail.com

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  2. I have one left at www.marmaladys.com for sale too, plus a personal one. Don't draw me, but I hope you have a lot that sign up. This is a good one.

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  3. This sounds like a fantastic book, please enter me in the drawing! Now off to make some tea.

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  12. I have this book as well, so congrats to whoever the lucky winner is--they will enjoy it!

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  13. Oh my.... what a grand giveaway... I'd love to be the winner. Tea is always, ALWAYS my beverage of choice. Every.single.day. I can't begin to count the number of times I sat at my Mum's table, visiting with her over a cuppa.... When she got sick I kept telling her I couldn't wait for her to get well so I could come for tea... I'd often call and tell her I was close by and I'd be over... she'd always say... "I'll put the kettle on"... Oh how I miss her.

    Have a wonderful day!

    Blessings,
    Spencer

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  14. I've done that before, bought repeat titles of books. Sometimes because they've been reprinted with a different cover, other times because I've just forgotten what I have. Now I keep a list in my iPhone!

    I would love to win this book.

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