Kobo Facebook Contest Terms & Conditions
Kobo Clara HD is the perfect reading companion for any book lover. It always provides the best light to read by with ComfortLight PRO, and a natural, print-like reading experience on its superior 6” HD screen. Easily customizable features help customers new to eReading to read the way they prefer. With 8 GB of on-board memory and the ability to carry up to 6,000 eBooks, Kobo Clara HD always has room for your next escape.
To enter: Comment about your favourite book you read this year in our Kobo Contest facebook post.
Contest is open to all residents of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba who, as of the date the prize draw is made: (i) have not won a London Drugs contest since September 15, 2017; (ii) have reached the age of majority in the province in which they reside as of September 15, 2018; (iii) are not employees of London Drugs, their respective advertising and promotional agencies, the independent judging organization (if any), or any family member living with any such employee.
No purchase necessary. Limit one (1) entry per person. Entries must be received no later than 11:59 PM Pacific Time on September 30th, 2018. London Drugs is not responsible for entries that become lost or misdirected. All entries become the property of London Drugs Limited and will not be returned.
Three (3) winners will be randomly chosen (see dates below) in Richmond, British Columbia, from all eligible entries received per contest. To win, selected entrants must correctly answer a skill-testing mathematical question and must sign London Drugs’ declaration and release confirming compliance with the contest rules and acceptance of the prize(s) as awarded, releasing London Drugs from liability in association with the contest and prize and consenting to the use of their name, photograph, voice and statements for promotional and publicity purposes.
There will be three (3) prizes each consisting of consisting of one (1) Kobo Clara HD eReader preloaded with the following two eBooks: “Leverage in Death” by J.D. Robb and and “In his father’s footsteps” by Danielle Steel, and one (1) $50.00 Kobo Gift Card. Approximate total prize value $220.
See details and contest date below. Prizes must be accepted as awarded, are non-transferable and no substitutions are permitted. Prizes will be awarded at the closest London Drugs location to contest winners.
Contest date – Monday, September 17, 2018 – Sunday, September 30, 2018, 11:59 PM Pacific Time
Draw date – Friday, October 5, 2018
Only one prize may be won by any one person and household. In the event that any selected entrant incorrectly answers the skill-testing question or is otherwise unwilling or unable to comply in full with these rules, a new entry will be drawn.
Selected winners will be contacted by Facebook Messenger. No correspondence will be entered into except with selected entrants. If the winners do not respond then they will be notified for the second time, 3 (three) days after the first notification. If the winners still do not respond within 3 days of the second notification, a new winner will be chosen in the same manner until a winner is successfully contacted.
The chances of winning a prize will depend on the number of eligible entries received. Decisions of the judges in respect of all aspects of this contest including, but not limited to, eligibility of entries and correctness of answers given to the skill-testing question, are final.
London Drugs and their respective advertising and promotional agencies, the independent judging organization, and their respective agents are not liable to an entrant in any manner relating to the contest or the awarding and use of the prize(s).
This contest is subject to all federal, provincial, and municipal laws and regulations. By entering the entrant consents to the collection of all personal information included on their entry and agrees to the use and disclosure of such information by and between London Drugs, an independent judging organization, and their agents. The winner(s) also agrees to the collection, use, and disclosure of their name, entry, photographs, voice, and statements for London Drugs’ publicity purposes without further compensation. All personal information collected from entrants will be used only for the purposes of administering the contest and for marketing and promotional purposes as contemplated by these rules; under no circumstances will any personal information be sold or rented to third parties. All personal information collected by London Drugs will be kept in accordance with the privacy policy of London Drugs, which can be viewed at www.londondrugs.com, and in accordance with all applicable privacy laws.
The right is reserved by London Drugs to terminate this contest, in whole or in part, and/or modify, amend or suspend the contest, and/or these rules in any way, should any cause beyond the reasonable control of London Drugs or its agents affect the proper administration thereof.
This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed, administered by or associated with Facebook.
the best book's for me were Lee Child
Between heaven and earth by Eric walters
Book of Negroes
Reading Wilbur Smiths series on the Courtneys.
My favorite book I have read this year has been "The Perfect Couple" by Elin Hilderbrand. It was both a love story and a mystery that was full of Strange behaviors from most of the characters involved. The twists and turn of this story and the uniqueness of each of the characters left you always searching for more. I never wanted the story to end.
My fave book this year is what alice forgot
Identity unknown by Karolina Wójciak
In His Fathers Footsteps – Danielle Steele was my last one, but there have been so many good ones this year, too many to list!
The Woman in the Window by A.J. Finn. It reminds me of the Girl on the Train but with different twists and turns.
Yes, I would like to enter this contest, please.
Thank you.
Life of Pi
I really enjoyed reading Gone with the wind. One of my favorites. Thank you london drugs for the contest to win!
My favorite book so far this year is Pegasus by Danielle Steel
The book I just read was “Same kind of different as me”. What a story. I enjoyed it very much.
Seven Stones To Stand Or Fall by Diana Gabaldon, I love this Outlander series, and have read all of them over the years!
can use a new ebook reader
I would love to win a new ereader. Mine is a very old Sony and it’s on its last legs
Protecting Caroline by Susan Stoker was my favourite book
Hillbilly Elegy author J.D. Vance – beautifully written and inspiring
Wanderlust Stories on the move. A collection of stories written by Canadian authors that includes a story written by my friend Brenda Niskala.
Would love this!
All My Mother's Secrets
Me before you
love reading and London Drugs
I am curently reading the Kydd series by Julian Stockwin.
The Story of Beautiful Girl by Rachel Simon
I am partial to Wanderlust, a collection of short stories that includes one by my friend Brenda Niskala.
I havent read a book.in years except ghildren books for ky 6 year old. I would love one as a low income fsmily i vould never afford one
W is for wasted
The People vs Alex Cross – James Patterson . Always a good read.
I love Nicholas Sparks novels…
The Longest Ride
The Lucky One
The Choice
Dear John
So hard to choose! I've read several books I really enjoyed. "The Women is the Castle" by Jessica Shattuck is at the top of the list.
Elvy Marsh says: Poldark series – Winston Graham
3 books so far. Looking forward to the rest.
"A Winter's Garden"
The Goldfinch was a great read.
Serpentine by Laurell K Hamilton
Seven stones to stand or fall by Diana Gabaldon
i Finally read Written in My Own Heart's Blood by Diana Gabaldon. Love that series.
I read think and grow rich by Napoleon Hill
Out of books that I have read this year, my favourite was The Easterly House by Beth Livingston. First in a series that I am looking forward to reading!
I've had a Kobo for 7 years now and I love it!! I would be happy to have a new Kobo
Between Heaven & Earth
My favourite book that l read earlier this year was What Happebed by Hillary Clinton.
History; – without knowing about it, one is bound to repeat it…
Life of Pi
Educated, by Tara Westover
Any Nicholas Sparks books-3 weeks also love Barbara Colorossa and Jay McGraw parenting books
Any romance story!
My favorite has been The Woman In The Window
nora roberts– year one
What the Dog Saw by Malcolm Gladwell
Pyramids by Terry Pratchett.
My daughter would love another ereader. Her Kobo one died a few years ago.
I read a couple this year. My friend lent me two, I forgot to even write down the author's names as I like to read as many as I can from an author when the book is good. I also read Dead to the Max by Jasmine Haynes which was quite good.
When Life Gives You Lululemons
The Bloody Jack series by L.A Meyer
A Force For Good–The Dalai Lama's Vision for Our World is exactly that . . . a force for good.
"Snowshoeing in the Canadian Rockies" by Andrew Nugara
Anything by Dean Koontz.
“Fav book that I recently read was The Alice Network – great spy book, extremely interesting and impossible to put down.”
Glass Houses by Louise Penny.
One of the Danielle Steel"s book ''Bungalow 2.
my favourite book I read this year was Anne of Green Gables
Spinning Silver by Naomi Novik
A bookclub recommendation of Eleanor Park by Rainbow Rowell turned out to be a great read. Surprisingly enjoyable with an ambiguous ending.
My favorite book so far this year was Dan Brown's Origins. Thanks for the chance to win this awesome prize.
I have read a lot of books this year but my favourite would have to be Sara Donati's "The Guilded Hour".
My favorite book I read was THE ART OF RACING IN THE RAIN, a beautiful sad story about a dog and his master…good crying. The other one i loved was THE SHACK
My favorite this year is the Assassins Apprentice from the Farseer series by Robin Hobb.
Dreamcatcher – Stephen King. Anything Stephen king is good.
Would love an ereader, best book for me thiyear so far is
A noise downstairs. By Linwood Barclay
Where the Hell have You Been? by Tom Carver
A fascinating book with family connections for me because my father was one of the 600 POWs who escaped from pg 49. After 9 months walking in Italy, being hidden by the Italian Contadini, he finally reached the allied lines and safety.
I greatly liked "Little Black Black" by James Patterson his books are all awesome
A Walk In The Woods by Bill Bryson…excellent read.
Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison
Pride and Prejudice never gets old.