Prom & Prejudice Twitter Party

Join Prom & Prejudice author Elizabeth Eulberg and Tirzah of The Compulsive Reader for a Twitter party Thursday, February 3, between 8:00 – 9:00 p.m. EST!

-Be sure to follow Elizabeth @ElizEulberg and Tirzah @compelledtoread before the party!

-Join the fun! No one expects you or your tweets to be perfect; we’re just happy you made it to the party!

-Watch for giveaways from @compelledtoread and win fun prizes!

-To join the party, you can use a free service like TweetChat or TweetGrid or just search #PromAndPrejudice on Twitter.

-Ask Elizabeth questions or chat with other partygoers—just use the tag #PromAndPrejudice in all of your party tweets!

-Please don’t post any spoilers and don’t forget to pay attention to the time zones, the party starts at 8:00pm EST.

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