What is the Hachette YA Competition?
The Hachette YA Competition is organised by Hachette Australia Pty Ltd, offering participants a chance to win a pack of new YA book releases. Entrants must creatively express in 25 words or less which of the three featured books they are most excited to read and why. This competition is a game of skill, inviting Australian residents to showcase their enthusiasm for young adult literature.
What are the prizes for the Hachette YA Competition?
The prize for the Hachette YA Competition includes one copy each of "Once Upon Tomorrow" by Karen Comer, "Heartstopper 6" by Alice Oseman, "Six of Crows: A Darker Shore" by Leigh Bardugo, "A Witch's Guide to Love and Deception" by Aamna Qureshi, "Wildcard" by Jennifer Iacopelli, and "To the Stars and Back: Volume 2" by Peglo. The total prize value is AU $174.95 RRP.
When does the competition close?
The competition closes at 5:00 PM AEDT on 2 August 2026. Participants should ensure their entries are submitted before this deadline to be considered.
How do I enter the competition?
To enter the competition, participants must visit the competition tab on the Hachette website and submit an answer in 25 words or less to the question: "Which of these three books are you most excited to read and why?" Entries must be submitted during the competition period to be valid.
Who is eligible to enter the Hachette YA Competition?
The Hachette YA Competition is open to Australian residents aged 16 and over. However, it excludes employees of Hachette, its affiliates, and their immediate families. Participants must comply with all eligibility criteria to enter.
How is the winner selected?
The winner of the competition is selected based on the originality and creativity of their entry. All valid entries are judged by Hachette, and decisions are final and binding.
How will the winner be notified?
Winners will be notified via email within three days of the competition judging. It is important for entrants to provide a valid email address to ensure they receive notification if they win.
What happens if the prize is unclaimed?
If a prize remains unclaimed because a winner does not respond by 10 August 2026, or fails to meet other requirements, an alternative winner may be selected following the original winner selection procedure.
Who is the promoter of the Hachette YA Competition?
The promoter of the Hachette YA Competition is Hachette Australia Pty Ltd, located at Level 17, 207 Kent Street, Sydney, NSW.