Win an E-Book Gift Card (up to $18.99 ARV) of your choice from Livrada!!! (Ends 12/18/12)
The Perfect Gift for your e-Book Lover!
Making e-book gifting personal
Livrada was founded to make e-book gifting more personal. For centuries, people have given books to each other. Books are the perfect gift; meaningful and personal, a book reflects the thought that the gift-giver put into the purchase.
We created Livrada title-based e-book gift cards (US Patent pending) to recapture this experience. We want to reintroduce a personal touch into the world of digital media, starting with e-books. Livrada is growing! There are now many more publishers and authors signed on and you can even purchase online from Livrada! See the titles available here: http://store.livrada.com/collections/all
What is a Livrada e-book card?
A Livrada e-book card is a (physical) gift card, sold at retail, that represents a specific e-book title (e.g., The Adventures of Tom Sawyer). Each card is beautifully designed with the book cover art and also includes a description, much like a traditional book jacket. The card allows the holder to redeem and download the specific e-book onto their e-reader device. At launch, this includes all Kindle and NOOK devices. The plan is to expand to other e-readers soon.
There are a few fantastic titles for the holiday gifting season. Keep Livrada in mind for any last minute gift ideas!
The Giveaway:
One lucky winner will receive an e-book card (up to $18.99 ARV) of their choice, thanks to Livrada!
Giveaway is open to US only.
GIveaway ends 12/18 at 1159p
Mom Does Reviews and her blogger friends are not responsible for prize fulfillment.
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Blue by Lou Aronica.
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