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- Books by their Cover.
- Books I done read
- Books Obsession
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- Bookshelves of Doom
- Caribousmom
- Charlotte's Library
- Dogear Diary
- Dream Stuff Books
- Electrifying Reviews
- Emily's Reading Room
- Enchanted Serenity of Period Films
- Escape in a book
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- Here’s to Us
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- I'm lost in books
- Infinite Shelf
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- Kimbooktu
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- Leafing through Life
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- nom nom tasty books
- Read Warbler
- Reading Writing Working Playing
- Reagan Review
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- See Michelle Read
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- Things She Read
- Tripping towards Lucidity
- TV and Book Addict
- Ultimate Book Hound
- Una Bella Vita
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- Where Troubles Melt Like Lemon Drops
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- Write Meg
- You've Gotta Read this!
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"Books. Cats. Life is Sweet" by Edward Gorey
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- Book Divas Contests
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- Free computer software giveaways
- Girlebooks
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- List of bookish reading challenges
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- Timeline of Period Dramas
- Weekly Geeks
- Which fantasy writer are you?
- Which Jane Austen character are you?
- Wordle
- Writer Unboxed
The Bookish Community
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My recent posts!
- Is it a cinderella story?! SPIKED LEVELS OF ADRENALINE. RECOMMENDED COURSE OF ACTION: SLOW, MEASURED BREATHS. COUNTING 1, 2, 3…
- And as winter turns to spring, the lazy furred creature stirs from hibernation, flabbergasted at how much time has passed since she last posted
- Storm Front – final section
- The Hum and the Shiver – Giveaway!
- Fragile Things – first four parts
- The ancient R.I.P. Challenge IV (Sept 1st to Oct 31st)
- Don’t forget to bring a flashlight with you when you go time traveling!
- I say love, you say disease.
- In the future, stereotyping has taken a turn for the worst.
- Could there be life outside a world surrounded by so much death? Perhaps… but there’s also pretty much just more zombies.
- Doing outdoorsy stuff equates to reading outside, basically. Yeah.
- It’s Friday, Friday…Everybody’s lookin’ forward to the weekend…weekend
- When I was a youngster and had nightmares about ghosts and vampires and needed to be soothed… I thought about unicorns and rainbows. Literally. Six-year old me would not like this book.
- I dislike this pink haired demon’s puppet.
- Why is it that the girls have a shorter lifespan than the guys?
Thank you for dropping by!
...Always dreaming...her dreams are caught in the pages of the next story....
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..:Always Dreaming:.. · …her dreams are caught between the pages of the next story…
I must say I love the pic you have used on this page. Amend that to all the pics on your blog. Looks terrific!
Nishita – Oh yes! this blog is not only the place where I record the books I read, it’s also the place where I paste some of the beautiful art that I come across!
Hello Sharry,
I an author, I’d like to ask you to review my humorous YA fantasy, but I can’t find an email address to contact you so I’m posting here. Please let me know whether would be interested. Here is an Amazon link for the book: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004JXVYR2
I would or course provide a free review copy.
Thanks,
Laura
Hi Sharry,
I love your blog! Thanks for all of the information. How do you choose your books for review?
Thanks,
Laura
Laura - Thanks for coming by! I usually just pick up a book from the bookstore or library and hope that it’s a good one for me
Hi Sharry,
Would you be interested in some shiny new SF? I’d be happy to send you some details. If you like, just email me and I’ll reply back with the spiel. The book’s website is on my profile and the Facebook page is here:
https://www.facebook.com/slabscape.reset
Thank you for your time,
Kind regards,
Joe Bailey.
- Blip Publishing.
re: book review request by award-winning author
Dear Always Dreaming:
I’m an award-winning author with a new YA book out the fall. Ugly To Start With is a series of thirteen interrelated stories about childhood being published by West Virginia University Press.
Can I interest you in reviewing it?
If you write me back at johnmcummings@aol.com, I can email you a PDF of my book. If you require a bound copy, please ask, and I will forward your reply to my publisher. Or you can write directly to Abby Freeland at:
Abby.Freeland@mail.wvu.edu
My publisher, I should add, can also offer your readers a free excerpt of my book through a link from your blog to my publisher’s website:
http://wvupressonline.com/cummings_ugly_to_start_with_9781935978084
Here’s what Jacob Appel, celebrated author of Dyads and The Vermin Episode, says about my new collection: “In Ugly to Start With, set in the eastern panhandle of West Virginia, Cummings tackles the challenges of boyhood adventure and family conflict in a taut, crystalline style that captures the triumphs and tribulations of small-town life. He has a gift for transcending the particular experiences to his characters to capture the universal truths of human affection and suffering–emotional truths that the members of his audience will recognize from their own experiences of childhood and adolescence.”
My short stories have appeared in more than seventy-five literary journals, including North American Review, The Kenyon Review, Alaska Quarterly Review, and The Chattahoochee Review. Twice I have been nominated for The Pushcart Prize. My short story “The Scratchboard Project” received an honorable mention in The Best American Short Stories 2007.
I am also the author of the nationally acclaimed coming-of-age novel The Night I Freed John Brown (Philomel Books, Penguin Group, 2009), winner of The Paterson Prize for Books for Young Readers (Grades 7-12) and one of ten books recommended by USA TODAY.
For more information about me, please visit:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Michael_Cummings
Thank you very much, and I look forward to hearing back from you.
Kindly,
John Michael Cummings
Hi!
I’m working with the amazing Victoria Foyt, author of Save the Pearls Part One REVEALING EDEN, a new YA novel that just came out and we’d love for you to review it! If you’d like hear what it’s about shoot me an email at:
matt@extima.com
Thanks!
Matt Souza
Sand Dollar Press
http://www.sanddollarpress.com
Hi Sharry,
I checked out your blog and would love to have you blog a review for my new book, Angel Evolution. Is this something you would be interested in? It is the first book in a fantasy trilogy about angels and demons. See below for details, I would be happy to provide a free e-book and am willing to do a giveaway and/or author interview as well. Thanks,
Angel Evolution Synopsis
The first book in the young adult fantasy trilogy: The Evolution Trilogy… When Taylor meets Gabriel at college, she is in awe of the subtle glow that surrounds him. No one else, not even her best friend, seems to notice. Something about him scares her. Is all as it appears? While Taylor struggles for answers, she finds herself in the middle of a century old war centered on one miraculous revelation: evolution.
David Estes
http://davidestesbooks.blogspot.com
http://www.facebook.com/pages/David-Estes/130852990343920
https://twitter.com/#!/davidestesbooks
Hello
I’m respectfully requesting a book review. I can send e-book or print format.
Author: Kenya Wright
Title: Fire Baptized
Genre: Urban Fantasy
The book cover, book blurb, author’s bio, and chapter one sample are all available on my author’s website http://www.kenyawright.com. The book is also listed on goodreads http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13272713-fire-baptized.
Thank you so much for your consideration.
Kenya