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12 Days of a Jane Austen Christmas Giveaway

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Addicted to Jane Austen is hosting a 12 Days Christmas giveaways for Jane Austen lovers. This means there will be a giveaway of Jane Austen-themed gifts everyday until the Yuletide season is over. Below are the rules for those who wish to enter this mostly worldwide giveaway.
  1. Leave a comment on the post containing the prize and answer the available question if there is.
  2. You can enter as many times as you wish but contestants are only allowed to win one of the twelve prizes.
  3. You do not have to leave your email address because the winner will be announced the next day. Please reply with your shipping address by Friday, 23 December 2011 for the lucky winners.
  4. Extra point will be given to followers of their blog.

The list of gifts that can be won are as follows. Clicking the image will direct you to the respective post.
1) Captain Wentworth: Home from the Sea - A Re-imagining of Jane Austen's Persuasion kindly donated by the author Mary Lydon Simonsen
2) A Darcy Christmas: A Holiday Tribute to Jane Austen by Amanda Grange, Sharon Lathan and Carolyn Eberhart
3) Two sets of Barnes & Noble Jane Austen Collection
4) One Mrs Darcy mug
5) Two copies of Misconceptions generously provided by the author Doris Nieves. One for US only and one for worldwide
6) Fitzwilliam Darcy, Rock Star sponsored by the author Heather Lynn Rigaud
7) Emma Penguin Classic Deluxe Edition
8) A box of Mr. Knightley's Reserve which contains 55 grams of loose Earl Grey tea
9) A box of Emma's Perfect Match which contains 50 grams of loose green tea blended with strawberries and rose petals. (Both boxes of tea are generously donated by Bingley's Teas)

Be sure to look out for updates on this post. Hope you have a wonderful and fun-filled Christmas this holiday season.
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  1. Sophia Rose16 December 2011 at 17:58

    That is wonderful to know about. It looks like it is my birthday instead of Jane's with all those lovely giveaway opportunities.

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