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Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters Movie Giveaway


If you are anything like the tweens and teens at my library, you can't wait for Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters to hit the big screen! I think it's all we've talked about at the library for the past two weeks! :)

If you're excited for the movie, then you are in luck! Thanks to Big Honcho Media and 20th Century Fox, I have a Percy Jackson giveaway just for you!

Want a chance to win? All you need to do is fill out the form below!
-Contest open to US address only
-Ages 13+
-One entry per person
-Contest Ends Monday August 5

-One (1) lucky winner will receive:
·         A $15 Visa gift card to see the film
·         The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson & the Olympians) movie tie-in paperback book







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