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Epic Kindle Giveaway Time


Posted by The Shogun on 13 Jan 2012 / 229 Comments
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As a thank you for following The Urban Shogun and to kick start the brand new year, we’re launching the first of many giveaways today. And what better way to start the year than by giving away not just one, but two brand new Kindles.

Kindle e-Reader Wi-Fi
Kindle Keyboard 3G




The Prize

We’re giving away two brand new Kindles to two winners. The winner in first place will receive a Kindle Keyboard 3G and the runner up will receive a Kindle e-Reader with Wi-Fi. 


    • Free 3G + Wi-Fi
    • Books, newspapers, magazines, audio books, games, docs
    • 6″ E Ink Pearl display
    • Up to 2 months battery life
    • Up to 3,500 Books or 4 GB storage
    • Size: 190 mm x 123 mm x 8.5 mm
    • Weight: 247 grams
    • Language: English


     
    • Wi-Fi
    • Books, newspapers, magazines, docs, games
    • 6″ E Ink Pearl display
    • Up to 1 month battery life
    • Up to 1,400 Books or 2 GB storage
    • Size: 166 mm x 114 mm x 8.7 mm
    • Weight: 170 grams
    • Languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese (Brazilian)

    They’re both amazing prizes and all you have to do is follow the simple steps below and you’ll be in with a chance to win.

    How to Enter

    Simply enter via our special giveaway box just below to be in with a chance to win a Kindle. 

    It’s real easy. Enter the giveaway using either your Facebook login or your email address and you get one entry. Optionally, you can do as many of the following as you like. Each one will get  you an additional giveaway entry and therefore a bigger chance of winning:

    • Follow The Urban Shogun on Twitter.
    • Tweet the giveaway from the widget.
    • Answer the following question: “If you could only ever read one book for the rest of your life, what would it be?” in the comments section below.
    • Become a fan of The Urban Shogun on Facebook.
    • Like The Urban Shogun on Facebook.
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    • … and finally, if anyone new clicks on your tweet or share and enters the giveaway, both you and your friend get an additional entry.

    That’s all there is to it. And relax, we won’t spam you or record any of your details because we’re nice like that.

    Told you it was easy…

    Dates

    The giveaway starts today, Friday 13th January 2011, and will finish in two weeks time on Friday 27th January at 11pm (GMT time). So get entering!

    Choosing the Winner

    Every entry will be given a number. At the end of the giveaway, two numbers will be randomly generated and the two entry numbers that match the two random numbers, will win the two Kindles.

    A couple of rules …

    Just a few things to mention:

    • If the same name is randomly drawn twice, we’ll draw a third number and a different person will receive the second-place prize.
    • The winners will be contacted through whatever means was used to enter the competition.
    • If however there is no any response within 24 hours, I will redo the draw and somebody else will win, so pay attention and no exceptions!
    • This giveaway is open to everyone with a valid postal address in the UK, US and any other country that can be reached by mail at reasonable cost.
    • Any “gaming” of the entry system will immediately disqualify you and all your entries, don’t worry, we’ll know. ;)

     

    So what are you waiting for? Get entering!

     

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    And Finally …

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    Subscribe to The Urban Shogun via RSS and follow us on Facebook and Twitter. Your support is very much appreciated.

     Good Luck!

     

    Written by The Shogun

    Soul Editor, Writer and Creator of TheUrbanShogun.com

    • sangram simha

      Superb

    • Snowromano

      The Dark Lord of Derkholm by Diana Wynne Jones

    • http://twitter.com/NVARL8 Jeny Jose

      Let me read :P

    • Vikas Pratap Singh

      cool

    • Leanne Bucknall

      The Bone Collector by Jeffrey Deaver, brilliant book, already read it 3 times.

    • sian hillman

      PS I Love You

    • http://twitter.com/Louis_P_ Louis

      Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas – Hunter S Thompson

    • Anonymous

      The Shining by Stephen King

    • http://twitter.com/PinchingAbe PinchingAbe

      I would read the Bible.

    • Bluesky10

      I would read The Fry Chronicles, by Stephen Fry – the author is so witty and this book would keep me interested and amused forever.

    • Lou

      Mister God This is Anna

    • Sarah Ridgeway

      Carrie by Stephen King

    • dragonfly63

      Papillon by Henry Charriere – so many vivid pictures in your head as you read.

    • bezzzzza

      Lord of the Rings (trilogy) – barely made a dent in the Hobbit as a child so a chance to finally finish and understand all the hype – if I don’t like it, it will at least me make savour all the other books I have ever read and enjoyed xx

    • Jan Norton1

      What Ho Jeeves by P.G. Wodehouse – what else?

    • Preeko

      Vertical Run – JR Garber

    • Richard

      The Bible

    • Guest

      Red Storm Rising by Tom Clancy

    • http://twitter.com/Davesbabe00 Sue Smyth

      Encyclopedias

    • http://twitter.com/charlottea1306 Charlotte Aldridge

      Can I cheat and say all the Song of Fire and Ice series?

    • http://twitter.com/Gram_Cracker Grant L

      The Stand by Stephen King

    • Anonymous

      IT   by stephen king

    • http://twitter.com/tamalyn1 tamalyn roberts

      the stand by stephen king

    • Sian B

      Frankenstein because each time you read it you can get a different interpretation from it. It is the best book ever!

    • Philip St

      Encyclopedia Britannica.

    • Nicolakayj

      twilight

    • Sue Hall

      I have always loved the book “Jane Eyre” and so that would be my choice!!

    • Lucarioluke

      ‘The Time Travellers Wife’ Audrey Niffenegger

    • Olivia B

      The secret.. it keeps me focused on positive thinking!

    • http://twitter.com/shapala84 Ross Wood

      To Kill A Mockingbird

    • Anonymous

      My Family And Other Animals Gerald Durrell

    • Cassie Bedford

      I would read peter kay because he always makes me laugh

    • Pete

      One Day in th Life of Ivan Denisovich, just so I know how lucky I am.

    • Jackierushton103

      The Wall – Frederick Taylor

    • http://twitter.com/Webkinny Ellen Stafford

      I would read The Enchanted Wood by Enid Blyton. Never get bored of it even at the age of 32 :-)  

    • http://twitter.com/shelly2bit shelly2bit

      the girl with the dragon tattoo

    • http://twitter.com/Morrighani LouLou McPants

      The dictionary!

    • http://www.facebook.com/jojojousa Jonelle Ohrn

      I would read Stephen Kings ‘IT’ over and over…. Everytime I read it I find more that I missed! 

    • http://twitter.com/LisaJReid Lisa Reid

      Life of PI

    • http://twitter.com/aussiegecko Teresa Barnard

      gone with the wind

    • http://twitter.com/vladrys Carlos R.

      Only one book?! Damn, that’ll be a little hard…it’s a little childish you may say, but I’ll choose the last book in the Harry Potter series (Deathly Hallows) only because it closes the seven-book saga with victory and optimism. If I can read only a single book, I want something that ends a long battle with a happy note.

    • http://twitter.com/Mummyangel71 Donna Marie Rose

      Of mice and men

    • http://profiles.google.com/roar349 rory campion

      A Game of Thrones

    • Tracey Belcher

      The Notebook

    • soozybee

      To Kill a Mockingbird

    • Maria Knight

      Alice In Wonderland by Lewis Carroll-its enchanting and magical and i get lost in it every time i read it.

    • Andrew Halliwell

      One book is really limiting but if it ever got released in a single volume… It’d have to be the complete terry pratchett’s discworld.

    • Natz101

      The Magician by Raymond E Feist

    • Jeanette177

      the boy in the striped pajamas

    • http://twitter.com/wombleloulou Lou Chambers

      The tea rose by Jennifer Donnelly

    • Guest

      The girl with the dragon tatoo

    • Nicolette Walker

      The stand Stephen King

    • Trina

      War and Peace!

    • Ginstermanuk

      1984

    • fenny h

      Bible ^_^

    • Lisa A

      Stephen King

    • Lisa Brown

      Jane Eyer By Charlotte Bronte

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Greig-Jardine/100003358688385 Greig Jardine

      Complete Works of Shakespeare

    • http://twitter.com/7hippopotamus ✿Jane ♥

      Sorry, I posted twice

    • http://twitter.com/7hippopotamus ✿Jane ♥

      the time traveler’s wife

    • http://twitter.com/TrischC Trisch Cronin

      team of rivals

    • http://www.buildinganonline.com PixieHouse

      “The Dirty Parts of the Biblel” by Sam Torode

    • citymousette

      The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas. Adventure, revenge and derring-do. Brilliant.

    • Dawn

      90 minutes in Heaven

    • http://twitter.com/Laura_Cookies Laura

      Snow by Orhan Pamuk

    • Geoff Hibbert

      Catch-22 Joseph Heller

    • POLOBINT

      “Dune” ~ Frank Herbert

    • Chris

      All manga

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=687527636 Sarah Fleck

      Wilbur Smith, Warlock

    • Kidscatsandstress

      Wuthering heights

    • http://profile.yahoo.com/HLTXEJ2EFHQ6X3IP3X6N3AUISU Caroline

      Lord of the Rings

    • http://twitter.com/BrianIMdiesel Brian Lepak

      War and Peace

    • http://twitter.com/dannclan Rachel Dann

      Ulysses for me! It’s a very postitive read xx

    • Cassandra

      Life of Pi

    • Ddsmithjr

      The Holy Scriptures

    • http://twitter.com/jo4chelsea Jo Maxted

      The Bible as it has so many different stories in there and u can learn something new everytime u read it xx

    • http://twitter.com/00AnnabelLee00 Annabel Lee

      Tao Te Ching

    • arra morta

      Apocalypto by Mel Gibson:)

    • http://twitter.com/EMo1281 Erin Morris

      Where The Sidewalk Ends ~ Shel Silverstein

    • http://twitter.com/pikate Kit Lee

      The Neverending Story by Michael Ende.

    • http://twitter.com/craigcpaterson Craig Paterson

      “Jurassic Park” by Michael Crichton – sooooo much better than the film!

    • Jane P

      Duncton Wood by William Horwood

    • http://www.buildinganonline.com PixieHouse

      “The Dirty Parts of the Biblel” by Sam Torode

    • Anonymous

      Pride and Prejudice ♥

    • http://www.civin.org Stuart Conover

      Dune by Frank Herbert

    • http://twitter.com/Christina1960 Christina

      Pride and Prejudice

    • http://twitter.com/Chronorayven Ray J

      Dune 

    • Anonymous

      Lord of the Rings

    • Hayley C

      PRIDE N PREJUDICE X

    • guest

      My sister’s keeper

    • Anonymous

      Pride and Prejudice of course!

    • http://twitter.com/marktiscali Mark Barlow

      Carra – Jamie Carragher’s autobiography. “Surprisingly good”

    • http://www.buildinganonline.com PixieHouse

      “The Dirty Parts of the Biblel” by Sam Torode

    • http://twitter.com/kemo_2002 Kerrie Vella

      lord of the flies, i lovd that book

    • http://twitter.com/CeriKay Ceri Elinor Kay

      If I could only read one book I would read A Suitable Boy by Vikram Seth.

    • Anonymous

      the gunslinger

    • http://twitter.com/Browe14 Brandon Rowe

      Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001053198145 Ruby Ann Kellems Kelsey

      Thanks

    • http://www.alicegraphix.com/ Jen K

      Alice in Wonderland … the creative inspiration I can get from that book is endless. 

    • http://twitter.com/ohmom21 MelissaNorwood

      Heaven is for real!

    • Anonymous

      The Deathworld Trilogy

    • http://twitter.com/nikkipainter nikkipainter

      the girl with the draggon tattoo

    • http://twitter.com/DazzleWinter Dazzle Winter

      To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee

    • http://twitter.com/crazyvicky vicky

      the girl with the draggon tattoo.

    • Sewobsessed

      The Stone Diaries

    • http://twitter.com/FetchMeAVet Si Knowles

      Freefall by Tom Read

    • Adycrymble

      Day Of The Triffids by John Wyndham

    • stewart

      Animal farm

    • ben

      My book would be The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. 

    • http://twitter.com/SlaptArze Ryan

      Would habe to be Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown – It would take my life time to figure it out.

    • http://twitter.com/kirstylou29 Pukkapad

      Starting Over by Sue Moorcroft so I can fall in love with Ratty over and over again!

    • Terri P

      What a tough question! I can’t decide between A Confederacy of Dunces and To Kill a Mockingbird … but possibly the latter.

    • http://twitter.com/jpapouts Makis

      …

    • Your_destiny

      the diary of ann frank

    • Johnhirons

      colin fry

    • Piglet-narna

      helen kellar

    • Lisa M

      The Bible

    • Russue

      the twilight saga xx

    • http://twitter.com/needaphone Claire T

      I would read the Hobbit again it still holds wodner for me when I read it.

    • http://twitter.com/LindyHine Lindy Hine

      I’d choose The Wimbledon Poisoner by Nigel Williams. Still funny when you read it again.

    • Texaslight

      Cry the beloved country

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=608067668 Darren Longthorne

      charles dickens’ great expectations – never read it yet but i love the films and dramas of the title so much!

    • Arabella Bazley

      Can I choose the Complete Works of Shakespeare… so much love, intrigue and poetry it would take a lifetime to memorise it all!

    • Gina

      Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier…my favourite book since I was given it as a child. 

    • emmahunt

      the famous five!  

    • http://twitter.com/spendzzz Gemma Berry

      A Little Princess… a favourite book from my childhood that I’d be more than happy reading over and over again! <3 :)

    • http://twitter.com/tamalyn1 tamalyn roberts

      The Stand by Stephen King – its my favourite book, have read it about 5/6 times over the last 20 years.

    • http://twitter.com/beachrambler Hazel Rea

      The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy – it would have to be something hilarious if I couldn’t read anything else.

    • http://twitter.com/helixoo David Percival

      It would have to be The Canterbury Tales.

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100003277712903 Sarah Morris

      Appointment with Death – Agatha Christie

    • Liz Bray

      “We need to talk about Kevin” Lionel Shriver :)

    • Sarah

      Julian Barnes “A history of the Worls in 10 1/2 Chapters”.  I get something different out of it each time I read it.

    • Pamela Kerr

      Cross Stitch Diana Gabaldon

    • Lynsey Buchanan

      The Bible

    • Vicki Carter-bland

      Any Jane Austin, although if I had to choose it would be the classic Pride and Prejudice.

    • Michelle Robertson

      If I just had one book it would be All But MY Life – a true story of a child who was a Jew during the war. Beautiful but heart wrenching story.

    • Sandy Hill

      Friday by Robert Heinlein.
      Or maybe Twilight (sad but true).

    • Charliecsm

      Also The Hobbitt what a magical book!!

    • Alasdair MacInnes

      Harry Potter, easily read and re-read :D

    • Barbarajaneuk

      A classic – To Kill a Mockingbird

    • Becky lis

      Harry Potter definitely, can reread and reread and never get bored!

    • georgina ackroyd

      dave peltzar

    • Guest

      It would have to be the Harry Potter series, entertaining enough to read over and over

    • http://twitter.com/secretclean Josh

      The Hobbit. It has such fantastical charm to it.

    • http://twitter.com/becky0020 rachel john

      Harry Potter as it suits all ages

    • Anonymous

      The Great Gatsby. It’s such a brilliant book about the roaring twenties, the scandal and the context is just freaking gorgeous! I’m disgustingly excited for le movie. :D

    • http://twitter.com/barbflipflop29 Barb Cohen

      The Crow Road by Iain Banks.  Love the story, the variety of characters, the underlying themes, just everything about it really.

    • Rose

      The Time Travellers Wife…found that a brilliant book :)

    • Laura

      it would have to be twilight

      • Anonymous

        HAHAHAHAHA

    • Triptix

      Dragon Flight by Anne McCaffrey

    • Richard

      The Wheel of Time – The Gathering Storm

    • Nicola Day

      The World According to Bertie

    • http://twitter.com/Molly_Cupcakes Molly Jones

      It’d have to be the Hobbit :)

    • http://twitter.com/mrskaraclare Kara Clare

      The fraway Tree by Enid Blyton, my childhood ll time favourite!!  I have tons of books i could read again and again, but that always pops into my head when I think of favourites.

    • Kazzade

      I would read The Hobbit absolutely love this book

    • Bevmetallica

      If I could just choose one book, it would be A Kings Story by the Duke of Windsor

    • Ruth

      Haruki Murakami’s  ¨Wind-Up Bird Chronicle¨

    • emma andersson

      An atlas, I have a thing for maps!

    • http://twitter.com/gerturdeanna Jane Potter

      If I could only every read one book, I would have to choose anything by Enid Blyton, then I would have my memories to keep me company also.

    • http://twitter.com/ide6mh2b Matthew Burr

      The Jungle Book

    • http://twitter.com/BeePowley Becky

      Any books by Harlan Coben :)

    • http://www.twitter.com/Shane_For_Wax Shane_For_wax

      I can’t decide which one. I’d probably read something by Carl Sagan or the Girl With the Dragon Tattoo.

    • http://twitter.com/Heavenlyink Tabby Cat

      Hands down, Rose Madder! Lots of lessons to be learnt & strength to be gained from this book. I never tire of reading it!

    • http://twitter.com/rogXue Justin Forsythe

      I’d read Stephen King’s IT because well it’s awesome sauce.

    • http://twitter.com/louiedog louiedog

      Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. There’s so much madness in that book and I love it every time that I read it.

    • http://twitter.com/MrsVaughany Kirstie Vaughan

      Oh god, such a tough one to answer. I would have to say the english dictionary because it would take me my life time to remember it all :)

    • http://twitter.com/AngryTorty @angrytorty

      Watchmen – I know it’s a graphic novel but it still counts!  Otherwise, any of the Sharpe novels by Bernard Cornwell

    • http://twitter.com/plumblossom23 Caroline Scott

      Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell by Suzanna Clarke – one of the greatest feats of literary genius in modern writing.  A perfect book in style and substance.  One of the very few books to leave me with a genuine sadness whenever I finish reading it

    • http://twitter.com/Juliepaulwife Julie Hogg

      Flower in the attic

    • http://twitter.com/jdnorthwest JD Northwest

      Wheel of Time

    • http://twitter.com/baggiesbabe69 Ness Gorton

      Charlie & The Chocolate Factory.

    • http://twitter.com/kidsandstuff Sally Smith

      it would be the bible

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000781999273 Claire Nelson

      I think it would be Wuthering Heights

    • http://www.facebook.com/DXGroupUK Yvonne Brownsea

      It would have to be Septimus Heap Book 1 Magyk

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Jamie-Glew/100002564104593 Jamie Glew

      Boy by Roald Dahl. I know its a kids book but it makes me feel like a little boy again :)

    • http://twitter.com/hockings5458 Kelly Hockings

      Would have to be the wind in the willows always loved that book since I was a kid

    • Paula Evans

      1984-George Orwell

    • Cheeky Chicken

      The Blue Nowhere by Jeffrey Deaver :-)

    • http://twitter.com/pinkflights Mell

      Da Vinci Code, any Dan Brown books

    • Fiona Maclean

      Jane Eyre:)

    • http://twitter.com/spanglisher spanglisher

      To Kill a Mockingbird – Harper Lee

    • Karen Painter

      Jamaica Inn by Daphne Du Maurier

    • Mike

      The Bible

    • Stevebutler1962

      Patrick Robinsons Delta solution 

    • Wilma Jones

      The Hobbit

    • Jo R

      The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini

    • http://twitter.com/staffstechgirl Helen OKeeffe

      Adrian Mole – Secret Diary!

    • http://twitter.com/sarah__burge sarah burge

       Bridget Jonse’s Diary so I can have a laugh & a cry xx
       

    • http://twitter.com/ymdang Yan Mei

      Nobody Came by Robbie Garner and Toni Maguire 

    • http://millysminiadventures.blogspot.com/ Milly

      Dean Koontz – Odd Thomas

    • http://twitter.com/icklesairz Sarah Revill

      Little Women

    • http://twitter.com/avoidorange fluffywhite

      To kill a mocking bird – my all time favourite.

    • Anonymous

      The Old Kingdom series by Garth Nix. 

    • Jenette Ogborn

      The Kid it is a fantastic true story x

    • http://twitter.com/joof josephine officer

      Gorky Park by martin cruz smith….its utterly brilliant

    • Diana Cotter

      Alice in Wonderland

    • http://twitter.com/Arabiannight007 Leila Benhamida

      I can make you rich by Paul McKenna

    • http://twitter.com/mrs_hbk Louise Oliver

      Definitely Flowers in the Attic – fantastic book!

    • Anonymous

      Oooh how difficult to choose one book…..Erm off for a think…brb….Think it has to be The Green Mile. Love all Stephen Kings books but this sticks out for me :)

    • http://twitter.com/tammytolly tammy tollefsen

      wicked prize

    • http://twitter.com/muskrat16 Brita Bevis

      The Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio by Terry Ryan – so inspiring!

    • http://twitter.com/jazza1 Debbie Gillespie

      To Kill a Mockingbird – it’s my favourite

    • http://twitter.com/RedRoses4 Sherie Ann Buck

      I love all books, But has to be The Reapers Are The Angels by Alden Bell, just love it

    • http://eugaet.myopenid.com/ eugaet

      If I could choose only one…I guess I’d have to go with LotR.

    • http://twitter.com/buzzybev buzzybev

      Captain Corelli’s Mandolin. Its the only book that managed to make me laugh out loud and cry

    • http://twitter.com/GlennHutton Glenn Hutton

      Ronald Dahl – Charlie and the chocolate factory

      Magical childhood book that started me on reading

    • http://twitter.com/theluckyone84 Claire Jane Thompson

      The Magic Faraway Tree by Enid Blyton. I love it!

    • http://twitter.com/Amys_Noble ☀ Amy Noble ☀

      I would read my favourite The Lord Of The Rings

      ☜═㋡ Would  ♥ 2 win ٩(•̮̮̃•̃)۶Yippy

    • tim bain

      The Encyclopedia Britannica ..keep me going a while :)

    • Anonymous

      The Moonstone by Wilkie Collins

      read it as a child – made such an impact –

      tend to buy it on a regular basis as a present

    • http://twitter.com/bextow Becca Townsend

      The Camomile Lawn  by Mary Wesley

    • http://www.lifeinabreakdown.com Sarah Bailey

      I don’t think I could do it – I love reading to much and don’t often read a book more than once as I think there are so many others fantastic ones to find :)  

    • http://twitter.com/Catowen2000 Catherine Owen

      Anything by Jodi Picoult, or The Time Travellers Wife, by Audrey Niffenegger

    • http://twitter.com/dark_angel787 sarah

      mark billingham – from the dead, such an amazing book

    • http://twitter.com/gavrc gav

      I can read anything by Terry Pratchett till the cows come home. If only 1 then maybe The Last Continent

    • Lorraine Johnson

      I have read Alive 3 times & I hardly ever re-read a book, so that would be my choice.
      The fact that it is a true story keeps me enthralled

    • http://twitter.com/mrstracey1972 tracey

      oh i never get sick of reading flowers in the attic by virginia andrews

    • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_X4KQOPDFSFG6HULS4HAND2VUSE Kim

      The Chronicles of Narnia

    • http://twitter.com/BumpnBabe Bump n Babe

      to kill a mocking bird would be my choice …i love it more each time i read it. 

    • Irene Maier

      A Tree Grows In Brooklyn

    • Mandyjwaller

      It would have to be Harry Potter

    • JD

      The Sun Also Rises

    • Dmm_mam

      catch 22

    • Anonymous

      Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

    • Roley50

      The Hobbit

    • http://twitter.com/loppys1234 simone

      Gone with the Wind was the first book l ever read so this would be my ideal choice of book for the number one book to read great competition good luck to all

    • http://twitter.com/ieatstars4lunch Raul Bautista

      The Master Sniper by Stephen Hunter.

    • michi

      Argh it’s a tossup between White Oleander and Unbearable Lightness. I love both books and I could read them both again and again. But I guess I’d go with White Oleander because it’s better written and has been my favourite book since I was 10 :P

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