Win with HarperCollins Summer Reads Book Tour!
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Win with HarperCollins Summer Reads Book Tour!

You can’t beat a big old pile of books to read, especially with the Summer holidays coming up. We love reading all year around but we make a special effort to keep up with our reading so we don’t fall victim to that infamous Summer slide. Both my children love books so we’re so excited to have teamed up with HarperCollins Children’s for an awesome Summer Reads giveaway! Follow #HCSummerReads this July for reviews, activities, exclusive interviews and awesome prizes!

HarperCollins Summer Reads Book Tour!

HarperCollins Children’s sent us an awesome pile of books which my children were so excited to see. My 7 year old loves to read as he is now a ‘free reader’ at school he has been devouring books. My little 5 year old love books too and one of the best things about being a parent is sharing books together at bedtime. It’s easily my favourite time of the day. We’ve really enjoyed reading Pirate Blunderbeard together.

Amy Sparke’s Pirate Blunderbeard

It’s a new year and Pirate Blunderbeard is determined to change his ways and stop being the worst pirate on the seven seas. He needs to stop fainting at the sight of fish, getting lost and wrecking ships and spend more time searching for treasure rather than fine-tuning his cupcake recipes.

In Pirate Blunderbeard: Worst. Pirate. Ever, (the first instalment in a highly illustrated new series) Blunderbeard is already under investigation from PARPS (Pirates Against Rubbish Piracy Society), when he’s entered for the Pirate of the Year award – by his Mum!

Un-ably assisted by his trusty pirate pet: a chicken named Boris, Blunderbeard must take on challenges and defeat his brilliant brother Blackbeard and dreadful cousin Redruth, who also fighting for the prize. Can the worst pirate ever win the Pirate of the Year Award?

It’s a really fun story with lovely illustrations. As much as we love to read, we also love to craft, inspired by our favourite stories. We had lots of fun making a paper plate chicken as we just loved Boris The Basher, Blunderbeard’s pet chicken. We used paper plates, red card, a glue stick and googly eyes to make our very own hand print paper plate chicken!

hand print paper plate chicken inspired by Pirate Blunderbeard

Win with HarperCollins Summer Reads Book Tour!

I have teamed up with HarperCollins Children’s to offer one of my readers the chance to get their hands on an awesome book bundle containing not only Pirate Blunderbeard but all of the following: David Walliams The World’s Worst Children, Michael Bond Paddington’s Finest Hour, Christian O’Connell Radio Boy, David Walliams Grandpas’s Great Escape, David Baddiel Animalcolm, Michael Morpurgo The Fox and The Ghost King, Shane Hegarty Darkmouth Hero Rising, Dion Leonard Finding Gobi, Justine Windsor Goodly and Grave In a Bad Case of Kidnap and Amy Sparke’s Pirate Blunderbeard.

To enter my giveaway you must answer the question via the Rafflecopter widget below and leave a comment on this post. There are some other bonus options too. The giveaway ends on 23rd July and the winners’ name will appear on this post. Good luck!

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192 Comments on “Win with HarperCollins Summer Reads Book Tour!

  1. Tell me which of the books I’m giving away you are most excited to read? . . . . . David Walliams – Grandpas’s Great Escape

  2. I would love to read Davis Williams the worlds worst children with my children I was reading a review of it yesterday and it sounds really good and a book my children would enjoy xxx

  3. The World’s Worst Children by David Walliams, we are great fans of his books in this house and we haven’t read that one yet.

  4. The World’s Worst Children by David Walliams – I love David Walliams anyway, so it would be great to get a book of his for the kids

  5. Paddington’s Finest Hour. I love Paddington- have done since I was very small and still have a Paddington book given to my sister by our aunt and written inside, dating from the late 1970s.

  6. Paddington’s Finest Hours for me and i know my son would love the David Walliam’s ‘The World’s Worst Children’ book.

  7. Grandpa’s Great Escape would be my favourite. Firstly, because it’s one of DW’s that I haven’t read, and also our school library’s copy has gone missing so this would be great as a replacement.

  8. David Walliams Grandpas’s Great Escape because I think David Walliams books are always really good and funny.

  9. David Walliams’ The World’s Worst Children! We really enjoyed The Midnight Gang and sure we’d love this too!

  10. We will start with David Walliams The World’s Worst Children. then work our way through the rest.

  11. My 9 yr old has introduced me to David Walliams books and I’m quite hooked now – a definite flavour of Roald Dahl.

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  13. David Walliams Grandpas’s Great Escape
    we have read Ganster Granny so we are looking forward to reading this one
    we hope its as funny

  14. The Fox and the Ghost King. I just love Michael Morpurgo’s stories. Kensuke’s Kingdom is my all time favourite. This is one of the few I haven’t read 🙂

  15. The Fox and The Ghost King. I keep meaning to try Michael Morpurgo but havent’ managed it yet so this would be a perfect opportunity.

  16. I’d love to read the David Walliams books with my children. Heard such good things about them

  17. My daughter would want to read The Fox and The Ghost King first as she is a massive Michael Morpurgo fan, My son would pick Grandpa’s great escape!I am most excited about the Paddington one as I love him!

  18. The David Walliams books The worlds worst children and Grandpa’s great escape they are two we currently don’t have in our collection

  19. Animalcolm looks fab, and we’ve not read any David Baddiel books. I’d love to see what his style is like.

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