To win a a copy of Julia Gregson's Monsoon Summer, answer the question below in the Comments section:
"Who do you consider to have been the greatest female health educator in history and why?"
Then email your answer to: maryhoffman@maryhoffman.co.uk so that we can contact you if you win.
Closing date 14th July - you get a bit longer this time because of holidays.
We're sorry but our competitions are open to UK Followers only.
Showing posts with label June Competition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label June Competition. Show all posts
June Competition
We have five copies of Rebecca Mascull's new novel, Song of the Sea Maid, to give away to five UK residents with the most interesting and persuasive answers to this question:
"What is the best novel you've ever read about science or scientists and why was it so good?"
Please leave your answers in the comments below, but also send them to readers@maryhoffman.co.uk so that winners can be contacted.
"What is the best novel you've ever read about science or scientists and why was it so good?"
Please leave your answers in the comments below, but also send them to readers@maryhoffman.co.uk so that winners can be contacted.
Closing date 7th July. Sorry, but our competitions are open to UK residents only.
June competition
We have two sets of books to give away this month:
Ann Turnbull is one of our History Girl Reservists, to whom we are very grateful. She asks the question:
'If you felt compelled to emigrate, where would you go - and why?' She wrote about travelling with a baby in the seventeenth century here.
Five winners may choose either Alice in Love and War or Seeking Eden. You can read about them here and here.
And new History Girl Manda Scott, who will be joining us full time in August, offers five copies of The Eagle of the Twelfth, which she wrote about here
She asks: 'If you could rewrite history by changing the outcome of just one big battle, which one would it be - and why?'
As always, the competitions are limited to UK readers. Closing date 9th July.
Ann Turnbull is one of our History Girl Reservists, to whom we are very grateful. She asks the question:
'If you felt compelled to emigrate, where would you go - and why?' She wrote about travelling with a baby in the seventeenth century here.
Five winners may choose either Alice in Love and War or Seeking Eden. You can read about them here and here.
And new History Girl Manda Scott, who will be joining us full time in August, offers five copies of The Eagle of the Twelfth, which she wrote about here
She asks: 'If you could rewrite history by changing the outcome of just one big battle, which one would it be - and why?'
As always, the competitions are limited to UK readers. Closing date 9th July.
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