Who is Charlie Keeper? prizes to give away to lucky readers
The folks behind Who is Charlie Keeper? have kindly donated some wonderful books and artwork to be given away as prizes. Simply email us here and tell us why you deserve to win one of the following great prizes:
- 1 large canvas of Nibbler
- 1 medium canvas of Nibbler
- 2 signed, lined & dated copies of Who is Charlie Keeper?
‘Who is Charlie Keeper?’ is the shockingly paced fantasy novel that tells the tale of Charlie, an iron-willed, twelve year old girl suffering an unjust and unhappy fate. Forced to flee her home in the gloomy, rain-drenched landscape of London by a bloodthirsty and terrifying new foe, she escapes to the vibrant, parallel land of Bellania with nothing more than her common sense and razor-sharp wits to keep her safe. Bellania, a land of myth, magic and marauding giants with bad attitude and poor anger management.
Posted: May 29th, 2009
Author: Floresiensis
Categories: Competitions
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