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Comping: August Wins

Last month was a little disappointing when it came to wins - I only needed five bullet points. This month has been much better!


☆ Logo Billionaire board game by Drummond Park, from the ET Speaks From Home blog.
☆ Emily Sparkes and the Competition Calamity book from the Primary Times.
☆ Blue elephant travel bag from Fikay Eco Fashion in collaboration with the Big Issue.
☆ Zelf, Shopkins, Lalaloopsy, etc from the Never Grow Up blog.
☆ Shopkins Swapkins Party Kit from EvolutionComps.
☆ Mr & Mrs Murder DVD from TNT Magazine.
☆ Bolts and Blip DVD from The Brick Castle blog.
☆ Nuby Flower Child Feeding Set from the Mummy Vs Work blog.
☆ Mini Marlenka Cake from lovemarlenka.co.uk.
☆ The Jolley-Rogers and the Cave of Doom book by Jonny Duddle from ?


☆ Goodreads:
          - Auberon (Jessica Keller Chronicles #1) by Blaze Ward.
          - Beyond The Sea - Melissa Bailey.
          - Echoes Resounding from the Past by Cheryl Freier.
          - Generations of Betrayal: Lies, Lies and More Lies by Nsleumas.
          - If Pigs Could Fly by Jonny Nexus.
          - Seasons of Conciousness by Martina W Mullins.
          - Summertime by Vanessa Lafaye.
          - The Killing Kind by Chris Holm. (x17!)
          - The Other Son by Alexander Soderberg.
          - Whispers From The East by Amie Ali.
       

Anthony's caught the comping bug this month - so far he's won two books from Goodreads. Even more exciting (I know, I know, what could be more exciting than Anthony's wins?) is the fact I've been offered the chance to host a couple of giveaways myself in September. Stay tuned for more details! :)
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  1. Alice In Sheffield30 August 2015 at 20:18

    I love seeing other peoples wins it inspires me to carry on comping
    AliceMegan

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    1. Jessica Powell31 August 2015 at 14:15

      Me too - it reaffirms the fact that you just have to be in it to win it :)

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