Each day 3 random winners will be chosen from everyone who has posted a status for that day.

3 more winners will be randomly chosen from those who have not already won something and who have checked in all three days, so make sure to check into the daily posts and let us know how you're doing!

I will post the winners here in the first post, and will also PM and e-mail each of you so that you can come here and choose your prize, it will be first come first serve!

Friday Winners: Azuki, Meshe, Purple-Pixie

Saturday Winners: Cheesygiraffe, Elsi, Wss4

Sunday Winners: Sunlightbub, Nimrodiel, KathyB

Final Winners: Lemonitsa, Camis, Dancing-Dog

Each cell of the tables is a separate prize, and I will post who has claimed each one.

Click on the Title to see the Goodreads page for each book

Marrying Mozart by Stephanie Cowell Claimed by: ???	House of Night 1-3: Marked, Betrayed, and Chosen by P. C. and Kristin Cast Claimed by: Lemonitsa mailed 2/26/12	Girl Vs. Ghost (Misdirected Magic #1) by Kate McMurray and Marie August Claimed by: Purple-Pixie
Kraken by China Mieville Claimed by: Wss4 mailed 3/18/12	Nearlyweds by Beth Kendrick Claimed by: Meshe mailed 3/18/12	No Nest for the Wicket (Meg Lanslow #7) by Donna Andrews Claimed by: KathyB mailed 3/18/12
The Red Wolf Conspiracy by Robert V. S. Redick Claimed by: ???	Chocolate Wishes by Trisha Ashley Claimed by: ???	The Chocolate Lovers' Club by Carole Matthews Claimed by: Elsi mailed 2/25/12

See next post for additional prizes

wow that's a lot of prizes!!
Shaunesay, are you offering all the prizes? I'd love to chip in if that helps? You are organizing this, making a donation, and putting out all these prizes, that is a lot. Thank you so much!

azuki wrote:wow that's a lot of prizes!!
Shaunesay, are you offering all the prizes? I'd love to chip in if that helps? You are organizing this, making a donation, and putting out all these prizes, that is a lot. Thank you so much!

I'll add a few more books to the first one I think, they are all books I'm ready to pass along, and the other stuff is in case people don't like those books that lets them get something else hopefully. I did increase the number of winners from 4 to 8 at least, because I had all this stuff and it seemed like 4 just wasn't much! I may even do more, we'll see how it goes, I just wanna move some books along! I just hope I'm not making anyone else think they HAVE to do this if they want to host a read-a-thon, at all. I have the credits and the books already, so it's okay, not much extra cost than mailing which I'd need to do anyway if I was going to swap them or something. I'm just happy everyone seems excited!

wow, what great prizes, except the Paperswap ones as the can be only used in the US.
I already put some books aside for me to read this weekend,....ebooks and normal books

nikel27 wrote:wow, what great prizes, except the Paperswap ones as the can be only used in the US.
I already put some books aside for me to read this weekend,....ebooks and normal books

I agree! Lovely prizes!

Paperbackswap is, as Nikel mentioned, not for us Europeans and I don't used Bookmooch anymore but I am eagerly eyeing those Bookcrossing wings

I wish I could also offer some books as prizes but the postage here is just too high for me to do that.

How do we qualify for the prizes? Do we keep track of the number of pages or books or hours listening or hours reading or is it a random drawing?

I think what Shaunie was saying is that the winners will have their choice of prizes, no? So even if you can't use PBS credits or don't like a particular book, you just don't have to choose that. Right?

I think it is awfully generous of you, Shaunie!

Shaunie, you are so generous! Not only a lot of prizes but very varied, I expect all the participants have their eye on something.

KathyB wrote:How do we qualify for the prizes? Do we keep track of the number of pages or books or hours listening or hours reading or is it a random drawing?

They will be random drawing from everyone who has checked in on that particular day, and then a few more at the end.