What is the Good Reading Early Bird competition?
The Good Reading Early Bird competition offers crime and thriller enthusiasts the chance to win an early copy of 'Inlet Bridge' by SD Hinton. Organised by Good Reading, this competition allows Australian readers to access new books before their official release, providing an opportunity to engage with fresh literary content and share reviews.
What are the prizes for the Good Reading Early Bird competition?
The Good Reading Early Bird competition prizes include 20 preview copies of 'Inlet Bridge' by SD Hinton. Each copy is an advance reader's edition provided by Transit Lounge Publishing, allowing winners to enjoy the book before it becomes widely available. The total prize pool consists of these 20 exclusive copies.
When does the competition close?
The competition closes at 11:59 PM AEST on 22nd September 2026. Participants must submit their applications before this deadline to be considered for the chance to win a preview copy of 'Inlet Bridge'.
How do I enter the competition?
To enter the competition, participants must complete an application form, providing their first name, last name, email address, and mailing address. This form is available on the Good Reading website. Applicants should ensure all details are correct to facilitate prize delivery if selected.
Who is eligible to enter the Good Reading Early Bird competition?
The Good Reading Early Bird competition is open exclusively to Australian residents. Participants must be currently residing in Australia to qualify for entry and receive a preview copy of 'Inlet Bridge'.
How is the winner selected?
Winners of the competition are selected from eligible entries received before the closing date. The selection process is managed by Good Reading, ensuring a fair distribution of the 20 available copies of 'Inlet Bridge'.
How will the winner be notified?
Winners will be notified via email. Successful applicants will receive confirmation of their win along with instructions for submitting a review after reading 'Inlet Bridge'. This ensures participants are informed promptly about their selection.
What happens if the prize is unclaimed?
If a winner does not submit a review after receiving an Early Bird book more than twice, they will be disqualified from applying for future Early Bird copies. This rule ensures that all participants engage with the competition's review requirement.
Who is the promoter of the Good Reading Early Bird competition?
The promoter of the Good Reading Early Bird competition is Good Reading, a platform dedicated to connecting readers with new literary works and providing opportunities for early access to upcoming books.
