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We all knew Luke was the one from the beginning. #OwnGilmoreGirls
Luke would never serve a Mocha-Chocolate-Caramel-Swirlyccino with extra whipped cream. #OwnGilmoreGirls
From Jill Winters’ essay in Coffee at Luke’s! Enter our #GGLast4 Twitter contest to win a free copy. http://bit.ly/2ewomO2#gilmoregirls
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From Sara Morrison’s essay in Coffee at Luke’s! Enter our #GGLast4 Twitter contest to win a free copy. http://bit.ly/2ewomO2#gilmoregirls
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If you’re anything like us, you’re eagerly anticipating the release of the new Gilmore Girls season on Netflix later this month. To celebrate and pass the next few weeks with further Gilmore goodness, we’re giving away four copies of Coffee at Luke’s: An Unauthorized Gilmore Girls Gabfest—the perfect way to re-live some of your favorite moments from the show.
So how does the contest work? You may have heard that Gilmore Girls creator Amy Sherman-Palladino knew ahead of time exactly how she wanted to end the series—down to the last four words spoken. But when she left the show before its seventh season, those words were lost to us forever … or were they? With the new final season on Netflix, fans will finally get to hear those famous last words!
But until then, let’s speculate. We want to hear what YOU think the last four words of the show should be. Follow us on Twitter (@smartpopbooks) or here on Tumblr and tweet out or post your best guess using the hashtag #GGLast4 by November 25 (US or Canadian entries only, please). Smart Pop Books’ team of Gilmore Girls fans will be judging all of your submissions and picking their favorite, along with three runners up. Those lucky four will all receive a copy of Coffee at Luke’s, signed by editor Jennifer Crusie.
Happy guessing!
