✖️ Competition Closed ✖️#WIN 1 OF 2 BOOK HAMPERS TO THE VALUE OF 2 185.00 EACH!

WIN 1 OF 2 BOOK HAMPERS TO THE VALUE OF 2 185.00 EACH!

With the coldest month of the year upon us, what could be better than curling up with a good book and a cup of hot chocolate? If you don’t have anything to read at the moment, we have just the giveaway for you.

Enter below to stand a chance to WIN a books hamper containing a copy of Cape Mediterranean by Ilse van der Merwe, Field Guide to Insects of South Africa by Mike Picker, Charles Griffiths & Allan Weaving, Junior Chef by Williams Sonoma, Hello, My Name is May by Rosalind Stopps, Siege: Trump Under Fire by Michael Wolff, For the People by Anelia Schutte and Explore! Awesome SA Artists by Cobi Labuscagne.

Cape Mediterranean by Ilse van der Merwe (Penguin Random House)
It’s long been recognised that the Mediterranean diet is one of the healthiest in the world. This beautifully illustrated book offers more than 75 deliciously healthy recipes based on Mediterranean ingredients, ranging from breads and dips to fresh pastas, tapas, salads, mains and sublime desserts. A treasury of healthy feasts from Ilse van der Merwe, food blogger and regular TV guest cook. Check out her blog, thefoodbox.com.

Field Guide to Insects of South Africa by Mike Picker, Charles Griffiths & Allan Weaving (Penguin Random House)

Anybody interested in insects, whether professional or just an amateur who’s intrigued by these fascinating creatures, will find a wealth of information and stunning photographs in this beautiful book that covers more than 1 500 species. It includes facts on the economic and ecological importance of insects as well as some of their weird and wonderful secrets. It also has a quick reference guide upfront to help with identification. Nature lovers old and young will treasure this book.

Junior Chef by Williams Sonoma (Jonathan Ball Publishers)

Featuring 65 tasty recipes that kids can cook – and devour! – this book covers everything from breakfasts, soups and salads to mains and desserts. Budding chefs will love to try things like Mile-High Dutch Baby, Unicorn Marble Bundt cake and Berry Pie Pops. Young foodie in the family? This is the perfect gift for them.

Hello, My Name is May by Rosalind Stopps (Jonathan Ball Publishers)

May has suffered a stroke and is unable to communicate. If she tries to talk she makes strange noises and her limbs won’t do what she wants them to. She is moved to a care home, where she makes friends with Jackie. One day May finds out the man who lives in the room opposite hers is uncannily like her violent husband of many years ago. Can May protect Jackie from his romantic advances? A superbly written page-turner for lovers of tense thrillers.

Siege: Trump Under Fire by Michael Wolff (Jonathan Ball Publishers)

Michael Wolff’s first book, Fire and Fury, covered the first phase of the Trump administration in the United States. In Siege, he digs below the surface of a presidency in crisis. The book begins with Trump’s second year as president, and ‘reveals an administration that is perpetually beleaguered by investigations and a president who is increasingly volatile, erratic and exposed’.

For the People by Anelia Schutte (Jonathan Ball Publishers)

Anelia Schutte grew up in Knysna in the days of 80s apartheid. Her mother was a social worker who served the black community in the squatter camps. Written 30 years later, this book explores the stories of a town ripped asunder by apartheid and recalls her mother’s tireless work in trying to redress the injustices of apartheid.

Explore! Awesome SA Artists by Cobi Labuscagne (Jacana Media)

A treasury of delights for aspiring young artists, this beautiful book introduces kids to contemporary South African art and artists. Aimed at nine to 15-year-olds, it includes illustrations of the artists’ most famous works and is sure to encourage interest in local artists and inspire kids to be creative.

Ts & Cs apply. Competition ends 8 August 2019 at midnight.