Win 1 of 3 copies of the Big Book of Kiwi Nursery Rhymes

The GrownUps Book Giveaway competition is organised by GrownUps and offers participants the chance to win one of three copies of "The Big Book of Kiwi Nursery Rhymes" by Kimberly Andrews. This beautifully illustrated book features nursery rhymes with a Kiwi twist, showcasing New Zealand's native birds and animals. The competition is open to GrownUps members who are subscribed to their newsletter.

The prizes for the GrownUps Book Giveaway competition include three copies of "The Big Book of Kiwi Nursery Rhymes" by Kimberly Andrews. Each book is a gorgeously illustrated collection of nursery rhymes featuring New Zealand's native species. The total prize pool consists of three books, each showcasing 55 native species in their natural environments.

The competition closes at 11:59 PM NZDT on 4th November 2026. Participants must ensure their entries are submitted before this deadline to be considered for the prize draw.

To enter the competition, participants must be members of GrownUps and subscribed to their newsletter. Once membership and subscription are confirmed, entrants need to fill in their details at the specified entry section on the page. Only one entry per household is allowed.

The GrownUps Book Giveaway competition is open to New Zealand residents who are over 50 years of age. Participants must be members of GrownUps and subscribed to their newsletter. Employees of GrownUps and their immediate families are not eligible to enter.

Winners of the competition will be selected at random by the GrownUps administration team. The draw ensures a fair chance for all eligible participants who have entered before the closing date.

Winners will be notified via email by 5th November 2026. It is essential for participants to provide a correct New Zealand postal address for prize delivery, as incorrect addresses may result in non-delivery.

The promoter of the GrownUps Book Giveaway competition is GrownUps, a platform catering to the interests and needs of older adults in New Zealand.