
Congrats to Mari, entry #33 chosen by Random.org, who won a copy of
The Mermaid by

Carolyn Turgeon. I've sent you an email Mari requesting your mailing address!
This week's giveaway is a copy of
New Orleans Museum of Art: Dreams Come True: Art of the Classic Fairy Tales from the Walt Disney Studio. This is the exhibit book from the special exhibit in New Orleans in 2009/10 that coincided with the release of The Frog Princess. It is about the

artwork behind the Disney fairy tale films and is a rare book. I picked up a few copies during my trip to NOMA in December and plan to give away two in total in the coming weeks. I thought a Disney related giveaway would be appropriate this week in conjunction with the
Tangled DVD/Blu-ray
release. Ironic since Tangled is the only film not covered in the book.
The opening quote in the book is:
So far I've only posted the contest here on the blog where we get 10% of the daily traffic that the SurLaLune main site receives. That means there are less contest entries, but I will be adding it to the main site soon.
“It has always been my hope that our fairytale films will result in a desire of viewers to read again the fine, old original tales and enchanting myths on the home bookshelf or school library...” - Walter Elias Disney
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