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Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Giveaway of FOXY by Pam Grier


Foxy: My Life in Three Acts
by Pam Grier


Beautiful, bold, and bad, Pam Grier burst onto the movie scene in the 1970s, setting the screen on fire and forever changing the country's view of African American actresses. With a killer attitude and body to match, Grier became the ultimate fantasy of men everywhere. But she quickly proved that she was more than just a desirable film goddess. She had the brains, courage, and tenacity to sustain a career that would span more than 30 years. In FOXY, she chronicles the good, bad, and steamy highlights in her life and career.

GIVEAWAY!!

I have three copies of Foxy to giveaway courtesy of Hachette Books. 

For your first entry (MUST DO THIS ONE FOR ANY OTHER ENTRIES TO COUNT) tell me what you remember most from the 70's - or, if you weren't alive then - tell me anything you know about the 70's! Oh - and leave your email address.


For additional entries you can sign up to follow through google friends (old followers let me know), Twitter or post it on your blog. Each entry must have it's own comment. (Four entries total.)

This giveaway is for U.S./Canada only - no PO boxes and will end Apr 20!
 
 
 

30 comments:

angie said...

I was little during the 70's but what I remember most are my plaid bell bottoms that were grranimals. There wan a tag on the top and bottom. You had to look for matching tags to know how your outfit went together:) And Charlie's Angels!! That was the best tv show!
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angie said...

I am a follower
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angie said...

I tweeted http://twitter.com/bangersis/status/11729109078
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Martha Lawson said...

Leisure suits, bell bottom pants, Afros, BAD disco music!!

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Martha Lawson said...

I am a follower on google.

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Simply Stacie said...

I wasn't born until 1978 so I can't say I really remember anything at all. Ask me about the 80s and I can tell you lots :)

I do know that Disco was bit in the 70s.

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Simply Stacie said...

I follow.

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Tabathia B said...

born in 72 and I remember the soul music being played and my parents playing cards and going to my grandma's for weekend cookouts.

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Tabathia B said...

I am an old google follower

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Tabathia B said...

twitter follower & tweeted http://twitter.com/ChelleB36/status/11753276408


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Susan Helene Gottfried said...

No need to enter me, babe. I'm dropping in to say thanks for the e-mail. I've got this posted at Win a Book for you.

Benita said...

Platform shoes, leisure suits, empire waist dresses with big flowers and afro hair.

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Benita said...

I'm an old google follower.

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Beth said...

My dad had a lovely pair of plaid bellbottoms when I was growing up!

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Beth said...

I'm a Google Friend Connect follower.

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ossmcalc said...

The 70's were the happiest years of my life. I graduated from high school and college; got married; and had my daughter. I was slender and played tennis for the university that I attended. As they say, those were the good old days for me.

ossmcalc said...

I follow through google friends.

Thank you,

Christine
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ossmcalc said...

I tweeted about this giveaway http://twitter.com/ossmcalc/status/11809320082

Thank you,

Christine
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Anonymous said...

The classic rock music. We still listen to it to this day. We have a great station in St.Louis 106.5 the Arch, plays 70's through to some current. Plus everyone remember's bell bottoms. Oh and 8Track tapes, we had a ton of those growing up in our big old console stero. lol Good days!

Anonymous said...

forgot to leave email,
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Anonymous said...

I follow your blog

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Anonymous said...

I tweeted your giveaway. using retweet. http://twitter.com/Romantic73

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a real librarian said...

Thanks for the chance to win!!

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Darcie K. said...

I remember my mom had straight long hair and wore bell bottoms.
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ChristyJan said...

I remember watching THE SONNY and CHER SHOW and listening to Pink Floyd's DARK SIDE OF THE MOON; Bell Bottom pants and moon boots.

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ChristyJan said...

GFC follower

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Jarncey said...
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Jarncey said...

Sadly in my haste to enter the contest i forgot to post my email address. I would like to win this book. I like Pam Grier and her movies and would love to read her comments about those movies. I love the music of the 70's. Tavarez' Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel makes me stop in my tracks to relive those good times.
john
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Dawn M. said...

I remember 8-track tapes and record players. Console stereos & tv's that were huge and sat on the floor. TV rabbit ears & knobs to change the channel. Watching movies at the drive-in theater (Star Trek, Star Wars, Close Encounters of the Third Kind). Listening to Queen and watching Little House on the Prairie. Lots of childhood memories. :0)

Thanks!
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Dawn M. said...

I follow. :0)

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