A Song For Tomorrow Giveaway

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Earlier this week I shared my review with you for a Song For Tomorrow ( If you missed it click HERE to read it ).
I was actually lucky enough to get a copy of this book last year so I finished reading this book a long time ago and yet this book has stayed on my mind ever since and Alice Martineau's story is one that I feel everyone would find encouraging, uplifting and heartbreaking all at the same time and so everyone should read this book.

I have decided to do a giveaway to give one lucky reader who hasn't got their hands on this book yet the chance to read this stunning novel.
This is a worldwide giveaway.
GOOD LUCK!





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