I actually thought this book was very interesting, and I am sure that lovers of art and art history--or just history in general--would really enjoy it. The Lost Chalice is well-written and has some interesting "characters" but I just never could get into the story, despite its many positives.
I would like to give this book to another book-blogger out there who can do it justice, so I am holding a giveaway for my copy.
The rules this time are easy... (1) Simply leave a comment to enter the contest! (2) Become a follower/friend on Google Friend connect for an additional entry (or if you already are a follower, let me know).
This contest is open to residents in the US only, sorry. You have until midnight EST on Saturday, October 17th to enter! Good luck!
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I'd love your copy!
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Thanks!
celialarsen(at)gmail(dot)com
I'd love to read this!
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I would love this book.Im building up my library here at home it would be a great add.Im also a follower.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to enter.
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bjhopper(at)me(dot)com
I would love to read/recieve this book. It's one I've been wanting to read. I am already a follower.
ReplyDeleteThis book sounds very interesting. Please enter me. Thanks!
ReplyDelete+1 I am a follower!
ayancey(at)dishmail(dot)net
I would love to win this book. Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI am a follower. : )
I'd like a chance! Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeletes.mickelson at gmail dot com
Hi Melissa! nice contest! too bad i'm no from the U.S., better luck next time ^_^
ReplyDeletejust want to say that i really like the look of your blog.
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I'd love to win this!
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lovinfitch(at)aol(dot)com
Enter me please!
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paradoxrevealed (at) aim (dot) com
I think this sounds interesting. Add my name to the drawing, please.
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booklogged at gmail dot come
Okay, I'm with you-nonfiction books are just not for me. I like characters, I like plot. I only read nonfiction if it is required for my career-and then I skim-read!!
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