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WIN Books | Gabriel-Ernest and Other Tales by Saki & The Selfish Giant by Oscar Wilde

I was recently given the opportunity to review a new edition of The Complete Peter Pan by J M Barrie, illustrated by Joel Stewart. Some of you may know that Peter Pan is one of my favourite stories of all time so I was excited to receive this and you can expect a review soon. The fantastic Alma Books also asked me if I would like to review or giveaway some other books too – Oscar Wilde – The Selfish Giant and Other Stories, Illustrated by Philip Waechter & Saki – Gabriel-Ernest and Other Tales, Illustrated by Quentin Blake – so here I am with a competition for you all!

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I am such a bookworm and I know plenty of my readers love books too so if you would like the chance to win these books, then just follow the instructions in the Rafflecopter below. This giveaway is UK only and ends at 11.59pm on the 23rd of November. Good luck!

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118 thoughts on “WIN Books | Gabriel-Ernest and Other Tales by Saki & The Selfish Giant by Oscar Wilde

  1. Tracy Nixon says:

    I’d love to read The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exuprry and The Bears’ Famous Invasion of Sicily by Dino Buzzati x

  2. kim neville says:

    The little prince

  3. ashleigh allan says:

    Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and through the Looking Glass

  4. danielle jupp says:

    the little prince

  5. Samantha Loughlin says:

    The little princes

  6. Hester McQueen says:

    The Master and Margarita

  7. Alice’s’ Adventures in Wonderland for us too!

  8. Ruth Harwood says:

    Alice’s adventures in Wonderland xx

  9. Paula Readings says:

    The Master and Margarita sounds like something i would enjoy.

  10. Paula Barker says:

    I would love to read Childhood Memories and Other Stories

  11. Lisa Conn says:

    The Intelliget Woman’s Guide by Bernard Shaw

  12. Julie Tift says:

    Inferno by Dante Alighieri, a book that I have always wanted to read.

  13. Susan Williams says:

    The Little Prince by Oscar Wilde. I read this short story years ago and thought it wonderful. It would be good to read it again.

  14. Clare Axton says:

    I would love to read The Little Prince and Tales of the Jazz Age.

  15. Susan Sargent says:

    I would like to read The Little Prince to my grandson

  16. patricia adams says:

    Alice In Wonderland.

  17. clair downham says:

    the great gatsby thankyou

  18. I would love to introduce Emma to the Little Prince!xx

  19. Paul Scotland says:

    Dante’s Inferno – a classic and a map of society

  20. sarah rees says:

    alices adventures in wonderland

  21. judy kennedy says:

    The Adventures of Pipì, the Pink Monkeyonly recently heard of it & we all love Pinocchio

  22. judy kennedy says:

    The Adventures of Pipì, the Pink Monkey only recently heard of it & we all love Pinocchio

  23. laura stewart says:

    the little prince

  24. Tracey Parker says:

    The Little Prince

  25. Monica Gilbert says:

    I’ve never read The Great Gatsby.

  26. iain maciver says:

    the great gatsby

  27. I’d love to read Don Quixote or Wuthering Heights… again!
    Skye x
    goodnighttheskye.com

  28. Katie skeoch says:

    Don Quixote, I’ve never read it & I’ve heard so much about it

  29. claire woods says:

    The Little Prince

  30. Margaret Clarkson says:

    “The Little Prince” – I’ve seen the film, with Gene Wilder.

  31. Jo McPherson says:

    The Adventures of Pipì, the Pink Monkey

  32. Jo Hutchinson says:

    The Great Gatsby

  33. tracey ryder says:

    Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and through the Looking Glass

  34. Nichola Mackay says:

    I would love to read Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland and Through The Looking Glass

  35. Victoria Thurgood says:

    Wuthering Heights

  36. Steve Williams says:

    Charles Dickens The Mudfog Papers.

  37. laura banks says:

    wuthering heights i have seen it on tv but never read the book

  38. Alice adventures in wonderland. I’m obsessed with Alice in wonderland 🙂

  39. Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and through the Looking Glass

  40. My first choice would be to reread The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery. I only discovered it earlier this year and was immediately drawn in to the simple but beautiful story, finding it both uplifting and also a strangely melancholy little tale. Gorgeous. Made it’s way on to my list of all-time favourites, and just writing this has me itching to read it again now! Thank you for inspiring me again 🙂

  41. jemma dwyer says:

    Childhood Memories and Other Stories x

  42. Clare Martin says:

    I would like to read Wuthering Heights.

  43. Lorraine Tinsley says:

    The Little Prince

  44. Ray Becker says:

    Alice’s adventures in Wonderland

  45. leanne weir says:

    the little prince

  46. Rachel Butterworth says:

    The Little Prince.

  47. Lynsey Buchanan says:

    The Bears’ Famous Invasion of Sicily by Dino Buzzati

  48. marie powell says:

    Alice’s adventures in Wonderland

  49. Jon Sellers says:

    I would like to read Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad

  50. Hannah Ingham says:

    I’d love to read Wuthering Heights!

  51. Emily Austen says:

    I would love to read the Great Gatsby – been meaning to look for it for ages!

  52. Laura Nice says:

    The Master and Margarita

  53. Olga carpenter says:

    Alice in wonderland

  54. betony bennett says:

    The Little Prince 😀

  55. Michelle O'Neill says:

    Tales of Twilight and the Unseen

  56. Tammy Tudor says:

    Alice in Wonderland

  57. Phyllis May Ellett says:

    Diaries of Adam and Eve by Mark Twain.

  58. Charmian Filewood says:

    The Master and Margarita

  59. Ann Williams says:

    The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett was a childhood favourite I’d love to revisit

  60. kate knight says:

    The Great Gatsby

  61. Jackie ONeill says:

    The Secret Garden

  62. The Little Prince 🙂

  63. Sarah Norgrove says:

    The Little Prince

  64. Alice’s’ Adventures in Wonderland

  65. MichelleD says:

    Journey to the End of the Night!

  66. Victoria Prince says:

    I’d love to read Moby Dick

  67. Vera Bahounkova says:

    Journey to the End of the Night

  68. Lauren Old says:

    Tender is the night

  69. jo liddement says:

    The Dream by Emile Zola

  70. Victoria B says:

    Tales of Terror and Mystery by Arthur Conan Doyle

  71. Karen Dixon says:

    Alice in wonderland

  72. Jill fairbank says:

    Definitely wuthering heights

  73. Amy Jane Beckett says:

    The Little Prince

  74. Miss Tracy Hanson says:

    The Little Prince

  75. Barbara Handley says:

    Tales of Twilight and the Unseen sounds fascinating.

  76. Childhood Memories and Other Stories

  77. Sheri Darby says:

    The Master & Margarita sound good

  78. karen howden says:

    The Selfish Giant and Other Stories

  79. irene gilmour says:

    The Little Prince

  80. esme mccrub says:

    THE LITTLE PRINCE

  81. Martha Smith says:

    There are so many I want to read but I would start with Mikhail Bulgakov’s novels as I really enjoyed the Sky Arts adaptation of ‘A Young Doctor’s Notebook’

  82. Susan Hunt says:

    The Mudfog Papers

  83. Laura Pritchard says:

    The Little Prince – I never read it as a child & would love to!

  84. David Price says:

    The Great Gatsby

  85. David Crabb says:

    At this time of year especially Dickens’s a Christmas Carol

  86. The Intelliget Woman’s Guide

  87. Pat Healy says:

    Alice in wonderland

  88. Emilia nastaly-howard says:

    Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland

  89. claire little says:

    The Little Prince

  90. Pam Francis Gregory says:

    Always loved Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and through the Looking Glass

  91. alisa moore says:

    wuthering heights

  92. Andrew Grange says:

    The Idiot. It sounds a little different.

  93. LEE HARDY says:

    Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland

  94. Shirley Evans says:

    The Little Prince

  95. Andrew Hindley says:

    Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and through the Looking Glass

  96. The master and margarita

  97. Natalie Crossan says:

    Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and through the Looking Glass

  98. Leanne Bell says:

    I would love to read Alice in Wonderland to my Daughter x

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