The Stag and Hen Weekend (UK)
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and enter before February 17.
Conditions:
You must have a postal address in the United Kingdom. (No PO Boxes)
You must include your full name and mailing address with your email entry.
The winning email will be selected at random.
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SYNOPSIS
The Stag and Hen Weekend is the story of Phil and Helen, a couple in their thirties about to commit their lives to one another . . . that is of course if they can just manage to get through their respective stag and hen weekends (his: Amsterdam; hers: a country house and day spa in the Peak District) without falling apart. Told in the unique form of two separate stories that have common characters as well as themes and conclusion, The Stag and Hen Weekend can be read from front to back or from back to front putting the reader in the driver's seat as to which story they wish to read first.
Mike Gayle is a British journalist whose books include Turning Thirty, The Life & Soul of the Party, and The Importance of Being a Bachelor.
Julia's Child (US)
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and enter before February 12.
Conditions:
You must have a postal address in the United States. (No PO Boxes)
You must include your full name and mailing address with your email entry.
The winning email will be selected at random.
Prizes will be sent out by the promoter. (The Chicklit Club takes no responsibility for the delivery of prizes.)
SYNOPSIS
Julia Bailey is a mompreneur with too many principles and too little time. Her fledgling company, Julia's Child, makes organic toddler meals with names like Gentle Lentil and Give Peas a Chance. But before she realises her dream of seeing them on the shelves of Whole Foods, she will have to make peace between her professional aspirations and her toughest food critics: the two little boys waiting at home. Is it possible to save the world while turning a profit? Julia's Child is a warmhearted, laugh-out-loud story about motherhood's choices: organic vs. local, paper vs. plastic, staying at home vs. risking it all.
Sarah Pinneo worked in finance for more than a decade before making the transition from breadwinner to bread slicer. She is the co-author of The Ski House Cookbook.
Pear Shaped (UK/Ireland)
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You must include your full name and address
and enter before February 3.
Conditions:
You must have a postal address in the United Kingdom or Ireland. (No PO Boxes)
You must include your full name and mailing address with your email entry.
The winning email will be selected at random.
Prizes will be sent out by the promoter. (The Chicklit Club takes no responsibility for the delivery of prizes.)
SYNOPSIS
Girl meets boy.
Girl loses boy.
Girl loses mind. Sophie Klein walks into a bar one Friday night and her life changes. She meets James Stephens: charismatic, elusive, and with a hosiery model ex who casts a long, thin shadow over their burgeoning relationship. He's clever, funny and shares her greatest pleasure in life - to eat and drink slightly too much and then have a little lie down. Sophie's instinct tells her James is too good to be true - and he is.
Pear Shaped is the debut novel from journalist and writer Stella Newman.