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Win the 50 best children’s books of 2012

Every Christmas, with our annual 50 Best Children’s Books of the Year, the Listener makes it a little easier to find the perfect gift for the young people in readers’ lives.

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13th December, 2012 9 comments

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Every Christmas, with our annual 50 Best Children’s Books of the Year, the Listener makes it a little easier to find the perfect gift for the young people in readers’ lives. And this year, as in previous years, we are making it as easy as possible for one lucky reader – with the chance to win all 50 of the Best Children’s Books of 2012.

To enter: complete your details below. Entries must be received before December 21, 2012.

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9 Responses to “Win the 50 best children’s books of 2012”

  1. Alison.Kelso Dec 20 2012, 2:39pm

    I agree with all of the above! I have eight gorgeous grandsons (no girls!) aged 2 to 13 years and they all love books.
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  2. kipper Dec 19 2012, 12:05pm

    These books would make a great addition to the library at the school where I teach. Our children love their library and new books are always enthusiastically received.
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  3. matilda Dec 14 2012, 10:50am

    I would love to win the children's books for my gorgeous little granddaughter.
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  4. Jackie_001 Dec 13 2012, 11:05pm

    These would be great for the grandchildren here and in Canada.
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  5. NanandDavid Dec 13 2012, 2:39pm

    Former teachers, librarians, book sellers and proud grandparents of two half-Kiwi grandchildren living overseas, means we would love to share the latest and greatest of New Zealand children's books with "our boys".
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    • Jane Turner Dec 15 2012, 11:28am

      Not if I win first, parents!
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  6. Chrissy Dec 12 2012, 4:39pm

    As an ex librarian I recognise the importance of books in the home. I am now a proud grandmother and can think of nothing I would rather give as gifts to my grandchildren.
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  7. Esme Dec 10 2012, 7:47pm

    My grandchildren visit from Abu Dhabi for 2 months in the winter .What wonderful entertainment these 50 books would be.
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  8. BarbaraReece Dec 10 2012, 7:25pm

    I have been blessed with 6 Moko and Grandchildren aged 3 to 17 . They are avid readers as were their parents. This would be a wonderful way to read and share with our three generations.
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