CONTEST: November 2013 -- Barefoot Books through Lizanne Eastwood

By Boundary Sentinel

Barefoot Books World Atlas -- photo from Barefoot Books
Barefoot Books World Atlas -- photo from Barefoot Books

Welcome to the sixth monthly contest hosted by the Boundary Sentinel. 

To participate, write a comment -- any PG comment -- in the comment boxes below. You'll need to set up an account if you don't already have one. Don't forget to make sure the account has a valid email address so we can notify you if you win!

The winner will be selected using a random number generator. After the contest, you (if you win) will be notified and receive a copy of Barefoot Books' World Atlas. 

From the publisher: 

"Barefoot Books World Atlas"

This is the atlas for twenty-first-century readers. It’s packed with information about the way in which communities and cultures around the world have been shaped by their local environments, and it looks at the ideas and initiatives that are shaping the future.

Maps of regions and oceans bring faraway places to life, with illustrated geographic and architectural features, people, plants and wildlife, from oil fields to Buddhist monks to the Amazon rainforest. Also features a pull-out map, fold-out booklets and panels.

Find Barefoot books at the GFSS Craft Fair on Nov. 23rd and the Homebased Business Craft Fair at the GF Senior's Centre, Dec. 14. Books, puppets, cds, yoga cards and cooperative games are also available. Books make the best gifts!

Anyone can participate in this contest, but you need to be able to pick up the atlas in Grand Forks. Any comments that contain inappropriate material, spam or anonymous content will be deleted before the number generator is used. So far the comments have been right on target -- thank you! 

Sponsored by:

Lizanne Eastwood

lizanneeastwood@gmail.com

Grand Forks

If you would like to sponsor next month's contest, please contact Shara at info@boundarysentinel.com 

Boundary Sentinel

Founded in 2009, the Boundary Sentinel covered news, politics, community life and events across Grand Forks and the Boundary region. The publication has recently been revived to restore its archive and resume local coverage.

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