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Did you know that we give away free books every month?
And luckily for book lovers, making yourself eligible to win couldn’t be easier.
All you must do is subscribe to our weekly newsletter, and you’ll automatically enter the raffle for our monthly giveaway draws.
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How to be eligible
- Subscribe to our newsletter by clicking the 'SIGN UP' button, or here.
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- Once your subscription is confirmed, you’ll start receiving our weekly newsletter.
- Every month, there will be a section in one of our newsletters for our giveaway. Click that button to go into the running!
What are the prizes?
The giveaway varies each month, but they always revolve around beloved Penguin books.
You can expect an array of advance reader copies, book packs and signed copies to be among our monthly giveaway prizes.
Terms & Conditions
Open to Australian residents only. To be eligible, the entrant must subscribe to Penguin Random House Australia’s weekly newsletter and the entrant must click the giveaway button which will appear in our newsletter once per month.
Subscribers may opt to unsubscribe at any time, but will no longer be eligible to win the monthly giveaway.
This promotion is ongoing, with new winners announced in the last newsletter of every month.
Prizes are up to the discretion of Penguin Random House Australia.
All valid entrants will be placed into a random electronic prize draw. Winners will be contacted via email before the announcement is made. Winners will have two weeks to claim their prize by responding to the email, otherwise, the prize will lapse.
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