Well, I had no idea the affection with which the Popular Penguin is held, and the special place people reserve for it in their lives. Our recent competition broke all of our records. We received hundreds and hundreds of entries. Please excuse me as it certainly wasn’t possible to answer all of your, often very personal and revealing, emails.
I can finally announce the names of all four of the lucky readers. They each now have a very fabulous 20 volume library OF THEIR CHOICE comprising those alluring orange and cream classics.
The winners are Faye O’Brien of Sandhurst VIC, Maggie Kenworthy of Seven Mile Beach TAS, Felicity Kerkham of Waitara, NSW and Tanya Fischer of Lavington, NSW.
To enter the competition, each person had to explain which Popular Penguin they were most looking forward to reading. The most witty answer was from Tanya Fischer with this gem.
Anticipating
Skilled synopsis: ‘One Hundred
Great Books in Haiku‘.
As for the most poetic, it would have to be Melissa Angelo from (more…)
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