Get a Free Autographed Character Sketch

Be among the first 20 readers to mail in a qualifying request with proof of purchase and receive a free autographed 8½″ × 11″ character sketch from Christian Bjone. Available only to U.S. mailing addresses while supplies last.

Bring Home an Original Piece of the Story

The robots have arrived—and now one of Christian Bjone’s imaginative characters could arrive in your mailbox!

To celebrate The Zany Robots’ Costume Ball, Christian is offering a free autographed character sketch to the first 20 readers whose complete mail-in requests are received with valid proof of purchase.

Each qualifying reader will receive one original 8½″ × 11″ character sketch, hand-drawn and autographed by Christian Bjone.

Quantities are strictly limited. Once 20 qualifying requests have been received, the offer will end.

How to Request Your Sketch

1. Purchase the Book

Purchase a copy of The Zany Robots’ Costume Ball from your preferred bookseller.

2. Prepare Your Proof of Purchase

Include a copy of your store receipt, online order confirmation, or another dated document that clearly shows the book title and purchase.

Please send a copy rather than your original receipt. You may cover or remove unrelated purchases, payment information, and other private details.

3. Include Your Mailing Information

On a separate sheet of paper, clearly print:

  • Your full name
  • Your complete U.S. mailing address
  • The name of the book purchased
  • A parent or guardian’s name if the request is being submitted for a child

Please make sure the address is complete and easy to read.

4. Mail Your Request

Send your request and proof of purchase to:

C. Bjone
362 East 91st Street
New York, NY 10128

Requests must be submitted through the mail. Electronic and social-media requests cannot be accepted for this offer.

For Young Artists and Story Makers

Christian’s message to children is simple: start drawing your own books now. Every story begins with an idea, a pencil mark, a question, or a character no one else has imagined yet. Young creators do not need to wait for permission to begin.