Competition Winners: Fairytale week

I hope you’ve had fun this week at For Reading Addicts with all the giveaways. Firstly a huge thank you to all of you for your creative talent and the ability to rise to a challenge. I’ve absolutely loved reading all your entries for the competitions and the entire week has been a lot of fun!

As the competitions have drawn to a close, I’ve been announcing the winners on Facebook, but now that the final one has ended here they all are in one place.

Fairytales a Dozen

Thank you to Jilly Henderson for offering the fantastic Alice print as the prize for Fairytales a Dozen and huge congratulations to Roxanne Deans our winner. The prize and winning entry are below:

Book Spine Fairytales

Thank you to Scribbelicious for putting an entire Alice package together for the winner of the Book Spine Fairytales and huge congratulations to Poppy Baker for her winning entry. The prize and winning entry are below:

T-shirt Caption Contest

This prize was from us here at For Reading Addicts, as many of you know we now have a merchandise shop and Shan Williams‘ entry to the caption contest ‘The Book Was Better’ will be printed on our next range of T-shirts to be launched later in the week.

Reading Addicts Shop

Children’s Review Prize Draw

Thank you to everyone of all ages who send in a children’s book review this week, I drew one winner at random so it was no reflection on the review you submitted whether you were chosen or not, just luck. Congratulations to Alan, aged 9 for his review of Rick Riordan’s The Son of Neptune. Alan will receive the three David Walliams books as laid out in the competition post.

Read Alan’s review of The Son of Neptune here

Thank you to everyone for joining in, both the sponsors and all the entrants. Please considering showing some support to both Jilly Henderson and Scribbelicious, as without them we’d have no prizes to give away!

If you are named as a competition winner, please email me with your postal address if you haven’t already and the prizes will be sent out in due course.