We have heaps of stuff going on for Bookshop Day, a celebration of booksellers and bookshops, and what better way to celebrate it than with a love letter to your bookshop (hopefully us!).
Craft your letter on the postcard available at Wardini Books Havelock North ir Napier, or submit your letter online, here:
https://form.jotform.com/252726791331863
You’ll go in the draw to win $250 worth of book tokens!
But wait, there’s more!
On the big day itself, Saturday 11th October, we’ll be hiding a Libro.fm golden ticket in each shop. If you’re the one to find it, you’ll win 12 (yes, TWELVE!) audio books.
But hang on, there’s even more!
We have two beauiful, exclusive art prints signed by the artist, Giselle Clarkson. If you buy a copy of her brand new book, Omnibird, between now and 11th October, we’ll put you in the draw to win a print.
All this, Hawke’s Bay Readers and Writers Festival on all weekend, and spot prizes for lucky visitors to Wardini Books. Yay!
Organiser
Wardini Books is an independent bookshop with a touch of magic. It’s also the home of The Bookshop Detectives, a series of bestselling cosy crime novels published by Penguin New Zealand and penned by Gareth Ward and Louise Ward. Run by Louise, (10 years experience teaching at primary and intermediate) and Gareth Ward, a.k.a. The Great Wardini (children’s entertainer, magician and hypnotist), you’ll find your visit to Wardini Books an experience to remember. Browse, chat, and let us inspire your reading choices. The Havelock North team are Catt, Amy, Phill and Pia and their depth and range of knowledge makes it a sure thing that you’ll find your dream read within our walls. Rachel, Adele, Rowan and Emma reside over the border at Wardini Books Napier but we’re a flexible lot and you may see any of us either side of the Ngaruroro. We have a fantastic selection of titles, and it’s our pleasure to give advice and make recommendations. We go the extra mile to source books that are difficult to find and are particularly adept at locating ‘the one reviewed on RNZ? I think it has a red cover.’