Here are some of the giveaways generously hosted by bloggers. This information was gleamed when I visited some Austenite blogs. All giveaways listed are open worldwide.
1) Raquel Sallaberry, co-blogger for Jane Austen Today is giving away 1 handmade notebook in honour of Mary Bennet, sister to the heroine Elizabeth Bennet in Pride and Prejudice. All you have to do is comment on her post about who do you think will marry Mary Bennet. Contest ends next Wednesday, 30 June 2010 and is open to readers worldwide except Brazil. Take a look at her beautiful notebook below.

2) Mary Simonsen, author of Pride and Prejudice mash with post-WWII story Searching for Pemberley has just self-published her new book titled Anne Elliot, A New Beginning. In this novel, Anne Elliot the heroine from Persuasion celebrated her 25th birthday with her family declaring her a spinster and seldom bother her. With this new found freedom, she becomes a long-distance runner. The plot shift to two years later after Captain Wentworth returns to England to stay in Anne's rented home and falls in love with her a second time. Sounds enticing? Then hop to her post to see how you can win yourself a brand new novel. For your information, this contest is open worldwide and entries must be in by 10.00 pm US time on Tuesday, 29 June 2010. Winners of this contest will be announced the next day.
3) There is a contest to win a debut novel of Sarah Pawley's The Tempest: A Guy of Gisborne Story. Written under her pen-name Charlotte Hawkins, the story is about Robin Hood's nemesis named Guy of Gisborne made famous by British actor, Richard Armitage in UK's BBC series Robin Hood. You can click here to know the details of this giveaway. Winners will be announced on Tuesday, 6 July 2010.
Update: Since the response for this giveaway is very encouraging, Sarah is giving away not two but four copies of her books to the lucky ones who comment on her blog.
All the best if you plan to enter the above contests.
1) Raquel Sallaberry, co-blogger for Jane Austen Today is giving away 1 handmade notebook in honour of Mary Bennet, sister to the heroine Elizabeth Bennet in Pride and Prejudice. All you have to do is comment on her post about who do you think will marry Mary Bennet. Contest ends next Wednesday, 30 June 2010 and is open to readers worldwide except Brazil. Take a look at her beautiful notebook below.

2) Mary Simonsen, author of Pride and Prejudice mash with post-WWII story Searching for Pemberley has just self-published her new book titled Anne Elliot, A New Beginning. In this novel, Anne Elliot the heroine from Persuasion celebrated her 25th birthday with her family declaring her a spinster and seldom bother her. With this new found freedom, she becomes a long-distance runner. The plot shift to two years later after Captain Wentworth returns to England to stay in Anne's rented home and falls in love with her a second time. Sounds enticing? Then hop to her post to see how you can win yourself a brand new novel. For your information, this contest is open worldwide and entries must be in by 10.00 pm US time on Tuesday, 29 June 2010. Winners of this contest will be announced the next day.3) There is a contest to win a debut novel of Sarah Pawley's The Tempest: A Guy of Gisborne Story. Written under her pen-name Charlotte Hawkins, the story is about Robin Hood's nemesis named Guy of Gisborne made famous by British actor, Richard Armitage in UK's BBC series Robin Hood. You can click here to know the details of this giveaway. Winners will be announced on Tuesday, 6 July 2010.
Update: Since the response for this giveaway is very encouraging, Sarah is giving away not two but four copies of her books to the lucky ones who comment on her blog.
All the best if you plan to enter the above contests.

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