Asian Heritage Month Book Giveaway With Hachette

May is Asian Heritage Month, and to celebrate this, we're doing a special and fun book giveaway with Hachette Book Group! We're giving away 3 sets of books of the following great titles:

Free Food for Millionaires By Min Jin Lee
Trail of Crumbs By Kim Sunée
The Fortune Cookie Chronicles By Jennifer Lee
Transparency By Frances Hwang
Strangers from a Different Shore By Ronald Takaki

Each winner will receive the entire set of books (five books per set). What a deal, huh?

To Enter:

Step 1: Tweet this post on Twitter (RT @feteafete: Win a set of books! Asian Heritage Month Giveaway w/ Hachette! Enter at http://tinyurl.com/pqg2gb ). IF you don't have a Twitter account, please leave an interesting comment below on which title you'd like to read (please no generic ones like 'this sounds great!').

Step 2: Email your full name & mailing address to feteafeteswag@gmail.com. DO NOT forget to send your name and address to this email after you comment or tweet, or you'll be disqualified automatically.

Three winners will be chosen at random. Deadline is May 31, at 11:59pm EST.
U.S. and Canadian residents only. No PO Boxes please. Good luck!

www.hachettebookgroup.com

Comments

[Kathy D]

I like to read true stories best......

[Soos]

I look forward to reading Strangers from a Different Shore by Ronald Takaki. The stories of all immigrants comprise common experiences, as well as specific ones.

[kim v]

I really want to read Free Food for Millionaires as I've heard really great things about this debut novel.

[Marilyn]

I think I would enjoy The Fortune Cookie Chronicles the most

[Sue P]

FREE FOOD FOR MILLIONAIRES great reviews would love to read it

[Ashley Madden]

Out of the five books, the book I want to read most is Transparency. I've never heard of it before.

[Julie S.]

I'd love to read them all, but Free Food for Millionaires would be my 1st choice, have read lots of good things about it.

[Cheryl S.]

I'd like to read "Strangers from a Different Shore" - it is described as the history of Asian Americans & I'd like to learn about that.

[Beverly]

I am interesting in reading "Free Food for Millionaires as I enjoy reading debut novels and also I am interested in this book because of the Korean immigrant experience which I do not know much about.

[Aaron]

The Fortune Cookie Chronicles seems like a great read. Thanks.

[ikkinlala]

Transparency really appeals to me right now, because I can read short stories in between doing other things (instead of getting sucked into a novel and forgetting about other things).

[Betty]

We lived in Korea for 2 years which gives some insight into Free food for Millionaires scenario. That's the book that jumps out begging to be read.

[Lesley]

All of them look amazing, but I'm most interested in The Fortune Cookie Chronicles, because I would love to know more about the sociological elements of the Chinese food industry. Thanks!

[Danny Dagdagan]

I like foodie books and am interested in The Fortune Cookie Chronicle, thanks!

[Patricia Boyle]

Love to win these books. Thanks for offering the contest.