Put Up Your Latest Blog Post!

[Naiche Lizzette Parker]

Put up your latest blog posts to advertise your blog and do follows-for-follows!

 

http://thebookgirlreads.blogspot.com/2010/09/saving-storm.html

 

That's mine. :)

[Joseph Arellano]

A review of Full Black: A Thriller by Brad Thor (Pocket Books/Atria) -

http://josephsreviews.wordpress.com/2012/06/18/here-comes-the-night/

[Jenna Lynne]

Please check out my blog - Between the Bind. Always follow for follow, comment for comment! :)

[Aimee LaValle]

Here's mine:

http://reviewsfrommyfirstreadsshelf.blogspot.com/2012/06/where-ive-...

Thank you!
AimeeKay

[Auggie]

REVIEW: CHARLIE BONE AND THE TIME TWISTER

 

IMM PART I of II for this week!

http://auggie-talk.blogspot.com/2012/06/cozy-summer-reading-charlie...

[Kathleen Higgins-Anderson]

Today's Virtual Book Event: Author Guest Post by Anita Hughes, author of Monarch Beach. Anita shares with us who her writing mentor was, her beloved mom!

 

http://jerseygirlbookreviews.blogspot.com/2012/06/author-guest-post...

[Joseph Arellano]

What can book reviewers learn from Personal Computer (PC) reviews?

http://josephsreviews.wordpress.com/2012/05/31/turn-the-page/

[Kathleen Higgins-Anderson]

Today's Virtual Book Tour Event: Author Guest Post by Joshua Graham, author of Darkroom. Joshua shares with us how the life of a writer is ever changing!

 

http://jerseygirlbookreviews.blogspot.com/2012/06/author-guest-post...

[Joe McCoubrey]

It seems nothing is guaranteed to start a debate among readers and authors more than the issue of whether a book ought to have a prologue. Does a prologue serve any useful purpose or is it a lazy way of starting into a story?

 

It appears the jury is still out on this one. Not too long ago, if you are to believe a lot of things written on the subject, the book industry’s top-hitters, namely publishers and agents, were set against the whole concept of prologues. For some reason their minds are changing – and I can see why.

 

Prologues work best when an author uses them as a platform from which to launch his/her subsequent story. In almost all cases they should be detached in time from the story about to unfold – a means to provide a teasing event, the significance of which will only become clear as the main story unfolds. SEE MORE AT: http://joemccoubrey.com/2012/06/18/to-prologue-or-not-to-prologue-t...

[Alison M.]

My review of "A World Away" by Nancy Grossman. It was great! Definitely one of my favorite books I've read this year.

[ManOfLaBook.com]

Check out a new guest post written by a professional nanny: Five Ways of Getting Kids to Read the Classics

[Nobonita Chowdhury]

My Book Boyfriend:

To check it out,here's the link: http://perrytheplatypus1102-3daydreamer3.blogspot.com/2012/06/my-bo...

[Nobonita Chowdhury]

Waiting on Wednesdays:The Third Wheel(Diary of a Wimpy Kid Seven)

Check it out!: http://perrytheplatypus1102-3daydreamer3.blogspot.com/2012/06/waiti...