It’s two copies of Last Night in Montreal (a city I particularly love), written by Emily St. John Mandel.

To be eligible to enter, you must join the Reading for a Cure project. There are a few ways to do this, so be sure to check them out.

There are two dates on which she’ll draw the two winners (one winner per day), so if you are late to the party, you might still have a chance. Don’t dawdle too long; the dates are March 12 and 14.

You’ve got to love that.

Or maybe you love that her contests are open to anyone on the planet who has reliable mail service.

Or maybe you just love Katrina herself. She’s married, though, so if you’ve got a crush, I don’t want to hear about it.

My birthday’s not until next month, thankyouverymuch. (Please, instead of buying me a present, buy some copies of my books.)

This isn’t shameless flattery for you March birthdays, either (feel free to add my books to your gift list, okay?).

Nope. Happy Birthday to You is actually the title of a book. It’s a cool looking book (you can click through to read the review), and it was written by Margot Theis Raven. And one copy can be yours, thanks to SMS Book Reviews.

*US and Canada only, please.

Bonus entries are available. Be sure to read the rules and enter by March 15.

That’s not nearly enough, though. Nope. FOUR friends (well, US and Canada addresses only) will win an autographed copy of The Teaberry Strangler.

Yes, I said FOUR.

There are a few bonus entries. But it’s mostly straight-forward. Enter by March 15.

Now, you get to see what’s going on with this novel penned by Helen Simonson. It’s this week’s feature at Number One Novels!

The contest to win a copy is only open to the US, but if this many people are buzzing about this book, those of you who can’t enter (or who, like me, are drowning in their TBR stacks) ought to feel free to head over and read about it. This is what wish lists are for, after all!

Man, it’s too early in the morning to crack myself up like this …

So I’ll get right to it. Bibliofreak’s got this to say:

One lucky person, with a U.S. or Canada address, will win a new copy of the book!

But wait, there’s more!

I also have a galley of the book, that I’m going to give away in an INTERNATIONAL give away! Yay!

To make this work, you MUST tell Bibliofreak what country you’re currently living in. Otherwise, you mess up the system … and your entry will be trashed.

You’re not Oscar the Grouch. Don’t let yourself be tossed in a garbage can.

Bonus entries are around, so take advantage. Enter by March 15.

Join Christie Craig at Killer Fiction as she blogs about giving birth to a book. And make sure you leave a comment to be enter in her drawing for a advanced readers copy of her June release, Shut Up and Kiss Me.

She’s got 3 hardcover copies for lucky friends in the US.

Oh, yeah. The book… it’s Num8ers, written by Rachel Ward. It’s kinda freaky, spooky, and all sorts of other cool goodness. Check it out, even if you’re not in the States.

Bonus entries are available. Get ‘em and the rest of your entries in by March 22.

I know. There’s ALWAYS stuff going on over there. Running Booking Mama must be a full-time gig.

It’s my pleasure to help that time commitment increase, by telling you all that Julie’s giving away one copy of Garth Stein’s Raven Stole the Moon — which isn’t a new book! It’s a reissue, which rocks.

This is a US/Canada contest only, and you should read the post. It turns out our Booking Mama is quite the Garth Stein fan. Now, I’m curious to see if I will be, too.

Enter by March 21.

This is a US-only give (although if you’re outside the US but have a US mailing address, you’re included in this one). Enter by April 1.