"Speechless" by Hannah Harrington Book Giveaway! [Closed]

Chelsea Knot is your average high school girl. And like any young socialista, she loves the drama -- especially the secrets that come along with being part of the popular crowd. That is until she reveals a discovery she just can’t keep from coming out of her big mouth. Unfortunately, this news not only puts another’s life in danger, but also makes Chelsea a social outcast at school.

Chelsea decides to take a vow of silence; and in the process, she finds that maybe being her ex-best friend Kristin’s “minion” wasn’t everything. While battling the humiliation Kristin causes her at school, Chelsea discovers new friendship and possibly even a love interest.

But does Chelsea ever find her voice again? Find out by reading “Speechless” by Hannah Harrington, released August 28th.

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GIVEAWAY

College Gloss has teamed up with Harlequin TEEN to give one (1) lucky winner a copy of “Speechless.” All you have to do to enter is “like” College Gloss on Facebook and comment below with your name and email address.

This giveaway is open to U.S. addresses only.

About “Speechless”:
“Speechless” explores the real-life teen issues of bullying, mean girls, LGBT awareness and hate crimes. Compared to the many books already out about bullies, Harrington’s novel stands out for its authentic voice and unflinching portrayal of what it means to be part of the bullying.

About Love is Louder:
Harlequin TEEN has partnered with the nonprofit Love is Louder, a movement that started when actress Brittany Snow, MTV and the Jed Foundation decided to do something to help those feeling mistreated. Hundreds of thousands of people just like you have come together to raise the volume around the message that love and support are louder than any internal or external voice that brings you down.

In October 2012, Harlequin TEEN will be releasing a brand new survey that has interviewed 1,500 girls between 13-18 years old on the subject of bullying.

WINNER: TAYLOR KNIGHT