Would you like an autographed first edition of The Double Shadow?
Yes?
Well you could be one of five lucky readers to win a copy. Just enter our simple competition below and if you are one of the winners the book will be winging its way to you shortly.
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I would so love to win one of these. I read and reviewed an ARC a while ago but I would love an autographed copy for my daughter. That’s not being greedy, or is it??
Not at all, enter the competition and maybe you will be lucky
Thank you for this competition, I’ve only read I, Coriander, and loved it!
I’ve read “I, Coriander” after becoming aware of Miss Sally’s advocacy of Dyslexic children on Twitter somehow. She is an amazing person who has worked very hard, and believed in herself to arrive where she has.
“I Coriander” was a smooth book, the telling so interestingly done, as if the narrator was speaking aloud. It was also magic. In the end, love wins. As I go on, I’ve seen where some of the symbolism comes from, ie, psychoanalysis, and it blows me away.
The most famous author of all time, outselling all but the bible, was Agatha Christie, who also was, coincidentally (?) dyslexic. My son is dyslexic. I wish her and my son all the good that life can give.
Oh, dang, I am in America. Never mind… Still, I take nothing back that I said!
I’m looking forward to reading The Double Shadow, I was at the Indigo launch where you read a chapter so beautifully.
I Corriander, came to me highly recommended by teh beautiful Vivian French. And such a lovely cover too.
I have only read the brilliant I Coriander and only fairly recently, but I have to say it inspired me greatly. I’m a Writing for Children student at MMU and had not considered writing historic fiction before reading your book and now I’m on a roll! So thank you so much I’d love to read The Double Shadow… Can’t wait! So fingers crossed I might win an extra special copy
I’ve just read a review giving high praise so I’d love to enter.
Would like to be counted in for this one!
Miss Garnett’s Angel was just wonderful especially with the anticipation of going to Venice.
it’s some how stragen for me to read and write this captcha code as a dyslexiker from Germany but I love to read you new book also in the light of my reasearch of Dyslexia for my next documentary project. Regards Benjamin