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Informative Essay On Peanuts Giveaways

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School is officially back in session and I pretty sure that I might have been one of the very few mom's being seen jumping for joy. Having the kids back in school after months of being at home driving me crazy, is the best thing ever. Don't get me wrong, I love my kids, but I love them even more when they're out of the house. Now that we’re in the thick of back-to-school season, as a Peanuts Brand Ambassador, I have the perfect Peanuts giveaway to add fun and color to schooldays—in fact, these items are so cute you’ll want to eat them up! First is the Thermos-brand lunchbox kit featuring a giggly Snoopy and Woodstock, and containing two separate compartments for crushproof lunches. The colorful screen-printed graphics will brighten up your child’s lunchtime, and it features a comfortable, padded carrying handle. The lunchbox is 100% PVA free and well-insulated to keep lunch fresh! Madison just …show more content…

I did the same thing. The Tervis-brand Peanuts 16-ounce wrap tumbler with lid, featuring Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and Woodstock is just what you need for your coffee or your soda. Whichever floats your boat. Double-walled insulation helps keep hot drinks hot and cold drinks cold longer. The tumbler includes a plastic lid for safe traveling and to help prevent spills when on the go, and is made from BPA-free plastic. It’s microwave safe (without the lid), freezer safe, and dishwasher safe (the lid in the top rack only). This is truly the Snoopy Back to School giveaway that you just have to get either for yourself or for your little one. This giveaway is for one week early and the winner will chosen via PromoSimple and will receive a winning email. Failure to respond to your email within 48hrs will mean forfeiting your prize and a new winner will be chosen. Prizes will be delivered by Peanuts Brand. Good

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