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Giveaway: $15 at The Book Depository

It's time for my next blogiversary giveaway! The winner of this giveaway will get the book of their choice, up to $15, from The Book Depository. This is open to everyone ~ as long as The Book Depository ships to your address.

To enter, leave a comment telling me which book you would choose (you can change your mind later if you win). If you follow My Book Retreat, leave a second comment. If you follow me on Twitter (@MyBookRetreat), leave another comment. Be sure to include your email address if it's not easily accessible from your profile page.

This giveaway will end at 12:00 Noon (Eastern time) on my actual blogiversary: October 20th. The winner will be chosen by random.org and shortly thereafter

Good luck! And thanks again for reading and following!
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  1. Hi-congrats on your one year anniversary-please enter me in your contest

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  2. Hi-as you asked I am leaving a second comment as I am a google friend follower

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  3. I am also now a Twitter follower-thanks again for this opportunity

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  4. Congrats on your blog anniversary!

    carol

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  5. I am already a google follower of ur blog.

    carol

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  6. If I won I would get the rest of the Lauren Conrad series - I am a sucker for her books!

    kdurham2@gmail.com

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  8. I would like Secret Lives: darke academy
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  9. I follow on GFC
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  10. I follow on twitter
    @brandileigh2003
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  11. hi! *waves* congratulations on your blogoversary! :)

    I'd love to get my hands on Joss Stirling's Finding Sky. It's one of my most anticipated YA reads! ^^

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  12. I'm a GFC follower too!

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  13. And I follow you on Twitter: @amaterasureads

    Kai
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  14. I would choose "Infidel" by Ayaan Hirsi Ali.

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  15. I already follow your blog!
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  16. And I follow your twitter. My username their is eWetten.

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  17. Thanks for the contest! If I won, I'd choose Room by Emma Donghue.

    thewindowseatreader AT yahoo dot com

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  18. I follow via google friend connect! Congrats on your blogiversary.

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  19. Congrats on the blogiversary. I would pick ENEMY WITHIN by Burnard.
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  20. GFC follower.
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  21. Twitter follower. @mbreakfield
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  22. I would totally buy my kiddo a new copy of The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Hers is chewed up and torn apart from being in the car for too long! :)

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  28. Hi!

    Congrats!! Well, so many books to choose. I think I would go with the second one in the Vampire's Academy.

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  29. PS: I follow!

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  30. I would choose Lightning by Dean Koontz :) Happy blogiversary and *Thanks* for the giveaway!
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  31. Publicly following My Book Retreat with Google Friend Connect [Cheryl F. {The Lucky Ladybug}]
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  33. My wish list is a mile long, but I may choose The Little Stranger by Sarah Waters.

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  34. I also became a follower of your blog today.

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  35. congratulations on your blogoversary!

    i wish to have the body finder by kimberly derting

    darlyn225 at gmail dot com

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  36. blog follower via GFC

    darlyn225 at gmail dot com

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  37. follow you on twitter @darlyn5

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  38. I'd choose Dewey - I really want to read it.

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  39. + follow your blog

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  40. + follow on twitter

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  41. Hi!

    I'd choose the paperback edition of Rampant, by Diana Peterfreund.

    iieonegai(at)hotmail(dot)com

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  42. A second comment because I follow the blog :)

    Nathalia Monteiro
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