Giveaway Winner: Winter’s Tail: How One Little Dolphin Learned to Swim Again

By Bianca Schulze, The Children’s Book Review
Published: October 13, 2009

Winter

Congratulations to Kristine Michelle, our lucky winner of the Winter’s Tail giveaway. She was selected by the random sequence generator at random.org and has won the following prize pack valued at over $80:

Dolphin Plush
Dolphin Key Chain
Winter’s Tail game for Nintendo DS
Copy of Winter’s Tail: How One Little Dolphin Learned to Swim Again Book

Our winner has been notified by email and has 72 hours to claim the prize, and must be able to tell me the age of Winter at the time of the tragedy. Should the prize pack not be claimed, it will be awarded to an alternate winner. Thank you to everyone who participated. Special thanks to Scholzastic for sponsoring the giveaway.

Disclaimer: Prize pack will be shipped directly from Scholastic, delivery of the giveaway item lies solely on the sponsor. Names, e-mail address and physical addresses of all winners will be shared with Scholastic for the purpose of fulfillment of the giveaway.

For those of you who were not so lucky, you can still add this book to your collection: Winter’s Tail: How One Little Dolphin Learned to Swim Again

Special mentions for the following kind comments:

medgar from parenttrust.org said…

I can’t wait to share this story with children and I love The Children’s Book Review for sharing it with me. I also appreciate The CBR for the interviews with authors and promoting the importance of family involvement for the developing reader.

Charly said…

What an inspirational story. Whether I win or not, this book needs to be a part of my classroom library. Thanks for the guidance on really worthwhile books!

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