WINNERS OF THE MOTHER'S DAY CONTEST!

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THIS MONTH'S WINNERS ARE...

Liew Yuen Hong: Summer at the Villa Rosa by Nicky Pellegrino + I love you Mom! by Juicy Lucy
Lim Kuan Ming: One Last Summer by Catrin Collier + I love you Mom! by Juicy Lucy
Kyeli Wong: The Perfect Man by Naeem Murr + I love you Mom! by Juicy Lucy

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNERS! And thank you to all who participated. Don't be disheartened if you didnt' win, as there will be more giveaways coming up! Keep your eyes peeled! ;)

The answers were:
1) Problem Solving 101 by Ken Watanabe
2) Message from An Unknown Chinese Mother by Xinran
3) The Vagina Monologues by Eve Ensler

Comments

Mekkan said…
Congratulations on the winners! I wish I had more than 24 hours a day and much energy so that I don' fall asleep while reading. Should I learn a rapid reading or anything? Do people loving reading have this skill? Well, I should learn it by my own mother tongue first.
Friday, 30 April, 2010
Nael said…
Aww :( why wasn't Neil Gaimen excluded? http://hookedonbookz.blogspot.com/2010/04/neil-gaimans-new-book.html
Friday, 30 April, 2010
A Bookaholic said…
photojoy: I'm quite a slow reader too. I don't think one should just skim through a good story :) Oh yes! Don't we all wish we have more than 24 hrs a day! :)

Nael: try note the style of my review. The books I review lately start w title/author, ISBN, in a nutshell, what I liked...etc.. And don't worry, the book that I'll be sending you, is just as good ;)
Friday, 30 April, 2010
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