Two Days left to win 1300 Books!

[We Tell Stories]

Hello from We Tell Stories!

There are only two days to go for our grand competition to win all
1300 books in the Penguin Classics series - that's over 25 meters of
the world's best classics. Keep them at home, build a shed, give them
away to friends and family; or if you read one a week, you'd be set
for the next 25 years.

To enter the competition, you need to answer the following six
questions related to each of the stories we published:

Week 1 - The 21 Steps, by Charles Cumming:
http://wetellstories.co.uk/stories/week1/
What is the name of the seaside town on the Firth where Rick beaches
the dinghy?

Week 2 - Slice, by Toby Litt:
http://wetellstories.co.uk/stories/week2/
Where does Betty's Grandmother live?

Week 3 - Fairy Tales, by Kevin Brooks
http://wetellstories.co.uk/stories/week3/
What is the Mysterious Goblin's name?

Week 4 - Your Place And Mine, by Nicci French
http://wetellstories.co.uk/stories/week4/
What is the local MP's name?

Week 5 - Hard Times, by Matt Mason and Nicholas Felton
http://wetellstories.co.uk/stories/week5/
How many reports on the war in Sudan were run on major US network and
cable TV stations in June 2005?

Week 6 - The (Former) General In His Labyrinth, by Mohsin Hamid
http://wetellstories.co.uk/stories/week6/
Who is the Chief Investment Officer for Acutely Leveraged
Infrastructure and Commodity Equilibriums?

Entries should be sent by email to compet...@wetellstories.co.uk,
containing your name and address. You have until midnight tomorrow
(30th April) to enter!

You can also see these competition details, including Terms and
Conditions, at http://wetellstories.co.uk/competition (unfortunately
the competition is for UK residents only)

Thanks for taking part in We Tell Stories. If you're looking for more
to read, why not try visiting our front page and clicking on the white
rabbit? Not everything has ended...

From everyone at We Tell Stories
http://wetellstories.co.uk