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Book club competitions are open to New Zealand residents, except for employees of NZ Magazines. The competition prizes are as specified. Further conditions apply, please see Promotion Terms and Conditions.

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The Queen of Palmyra by Minrose Gwin

The Queen of Palmyra by Minrose Gwin

To be in to win simply enter your details below by 17 Sept., 2010
Good Fullas by Marc Ellis

Good Fullas by Marc Ellis

To be in to win simply enter your details below by 10 Sept., 2010
I Think I Love You by Allison Pearson

I Think I Love You by Allison Pearson

To be in to win simply enter your details below by 3 Sept., 2010
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