Mar 4, 2011

Book Giveaway: Little Princes by Conon Grennan

Little Princes: One Man's Promise to Bring Home the Lost Children of Nepal
Several copies of the travel memoir, Little Princes: One Man's Promise to Bring Home the Lost Children of Nepal, are available for give away, thanks to HarperCollins Publishers.


See the previous post for my review of this amazing 5 star book, which describes author Conor Grennan's volunteer work in Nepal in a children's home for kids orphaned or kidnapped and abandoned by child traffickers.


The children are delightful, happy and full of humor in spite of their circumstances, and they pull on his heart so much that Conor goes into the remote Nepalese mountains to try to find their parents or relatives, anyone to give them hope that they are not abandoned or alone. He also founds a children's home in Nepal and the Next Generation Nepal organization to continue helping orphaned children.


GIVEAWAY: To enter, please leave your email address with a comment, U.S. residents only please, no P.O. box addresses. For an extra chance to win, become a follower through Google Friends Connect or let me know if you are already a follower. The giveaway will end March 17.

UPDATE: Congrats to Sue, Margie, Bellezza, and Blue Heron, the winners.

7 comments:

  1. It is so horrible that these little children were vicims of human trafficking and experiencedd so much cruelty. I am very glad for the author's work and that some of the profits of this book go towards helping the children. Please enter me for the contest for this book.


    I am a Google Friends Connect Follower of your blog.

    CarolNWong(at)aol(dot)com

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  2. What a great giveaway!

    I'm a new follower.

    ellie.bfaos(@)gmail(.)com

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  3. I'm a current follower.
    This book looks wonderful. Thanks so much for the giveaway.

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  4. Oh, I have such a weakening when I see people who have a heart for children. The things that are done to rescue them should be proclaimed as much or more than the things that are done to harm them. This sounds like a wonderful book.

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  5. Forgot to say that I'm a current follower vi GFC!
    mtakala1 AT yahoo DOT com

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  6. Please enter me for this contest!

    Sue
    bettonglak@hotmail.com

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  7. I would love to be entered in this contest. This story is special when it comes to the fate of so many 'lost' children in our world today

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