Beck Valley Books & more: Book / $200 Toys R Us Gift Card Giveaway by author of If You Were Me and Lived in .... South Korea, Carole P Roman

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Wednesday, June 26, 2013

Book / $200 Toys R Us Gift Card Giveaway by author of If You Were Me and Lived in .... South Korea, Carole P Roman

Welcome to the $200 Toys R Us Gift Card Giveaway!

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Sponsored by author Carole P. Roman.

Carole P. Roman takes you on a another journey, this time to Asia, landing in South Korea.

Once again, children can learn how life is like for young people on the other side of the globe. From food to famous landmarks, they will learn that's it's easy to find something in common with people in different countries.

This is the third book in the series, and we'd like to celebrate with a giveaway! One winner will receive a $200 Toys R Us Gift Card and a set of Carole P. Roman's cultural books.

The series includes:

Enter to win a $200 Toys R Us Gift Card and a copy of the "If you were me and lived in…" series

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One winner will be chosen at random from all valid entries.

Open Worldwide.

Ends at 11:59pm EST on July 9th, 2013.

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