Sunday, July 15, 2012

Winner! And the Week to Come



My Lindsey Leavitt Princess for Hire giveaway is completed and the winner is....

#36 Carolyn M

who chose A Farewell to Arms. Congrats Carolyn!

Thank you to everyone who entered and shared about this! I'm going to be taking a break from giveaways for a bit but you'll definitely want to check out my 3-year blogoversary in November where I'm planning a full week of giveaways.

Until then I have a full roster of reviews planned; for example this week, I have:
Through Rushing Water by Catherine Richmond, a Christian historical romance
Without Tess by Marcella Pixley, YA contemporary about sisters
This Is Not a Test by Courtney Summers, YA contemporary with zombies (and most excellent!)
Hemlock by Kathleen Peacock, YA paranormal with werewolves
First Comes Love by Katie Kacvinsky, YA romantic contemporary
Fever by Lauren DeStefano, YA dystopia-sequel to Wither

For now I will leave you with a picture of my adorable kitty cat, who is also a reader, of course. Happy reading!


6 comments:

  1. yay, thank you so much =)
    and your cat is adorable...my puppy would just be chewing on my books, not laying on them

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  2. Such a cute pic of your cat! Mine likes to lay on books, but I'm pretty sure it's just to cause trouble for me most of the time.

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  3. Awww, my kitty does this too! Why do cats do that thing where their front paws are on a book (or two), their back paws are on the floor/bed/sofa, yet they still look like it's the most comfortable position on earth? :)

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  4. Aw, your cat is adorable! Looking forward to your reviews of This is Not a Test and Hemlock. My opinions of them keep changing and I'm not sure if I desperately want to read them or if I should pass on them. So, yes, I'm very interested in reading your take on them :)

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  5. Aww, love your cat. Like Ellie said, my cat does the same thing. Well, basically she just likes to lay on anything I don't want her to... like important papers, clothes, etc. =b

    I'm interested to know what you think of Hemlock. It sounds pretty good, but I've heard mixed things. Everyone seems to adore This is Not a Test, but I'm also not sure if it's for me.

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  6. Ooh, I've read Hemlock, This is Not a Test, Fever and First Comes Love --look forward to hearing your thoughts :)

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