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Blogger Comment by Chelsea Mamatov 3 hours ago

Naughty Uniform Blog Hop! Stop by Starbucks & Books Obsession and enter to win 4 awesome books! Also, check out awesome giveaways by other blogs!

Comment by Fuentes 7 hours ago

INK BY AMANDA SUN
PAPER GODS VOL 1

A wonderful change of scenery with a dive into the manners, tales and legends of Japan that suddenly are awaken to light. 
Refreshing, exciting and poetic, this book blew me away.

I liked the supernatural scenes, the fighting ones against the ink, as much as the real fights in Shizuoka's streets and parcs. 
A beautiful novel that won me over.

Lucie
http://newbooksonmyselves.blogspot.fr/2013/05/ink-by-amanda-sun.html

Author Comment by Richard Towers 11 hours ago

Hi!

My poject Object-Book is beeing reviewed:

http://thebridgeofdeaths.tumblr.com/

http://bookrepository.blogspot.com/2013/05/stop-these-are-books.html

I'm available for interviews and articles about this thrilling project. Don't hesitate to discover it and to contact me: neomaproducoes@gmail.com

My blog is in portuguese, but you can check it out too: http://richard-towers.blogspot.pt/

Thanks!

Martinho (aka Richard Towers)

Blogger Comment by Alex Baugh 11 hours ago

New Review: Snow Treasure by Marie McSwigan, a classic novel from 1942 about kids trying to save Norway's gold from the Nazis.  

Comment by iamjenai 20 hours ago

Paperback Giveaway 2 copies US Bloggers

http://bookinglyyours.blogspot.com/2013/05/paperback-giveaway-age-o...

For fans of The Paris Wife, a sparkling glimpse into the life of Edith Wharton and the scandalous love affair that threatened her closest friendship.

They say behind every great man is a woman. Behind Edith Wharton, there was Anna Bahlmann—her governess turned literary secretary, and her mothering, nurturing friend.

When at the age of forty-five, Edith falls passionately in love with a dashing younger journalist, Morton Fullerton, and is at last opened to the world of the sensual, it threatens everything certain in her life but especially her abiding friendship with Anna. As Edith’s marriage crumbles and Anna’s disapproval threatens to shatter their lifelong bond, the women must face the fragility at the heart of all friendships.

Told through the points of view of both women, The Age of Desire takes us on a vivid journey through Wharton’s early Gilded Age world: Paris with its glamorous literary salons and dark secret cafés, the Whartons’ elegant house in Lenox, Massachusetts, and Henry James’s manse in Rye, England.

Edith’s real letters and intimate diary entries are woven throughout the book. The Age of Desire brings to life one of literature’s most beloved writers, whose own story was as complex and nuanced as that of any of the heroines she created.

Blogger Comment by Camelle Rogando 22 hours ago

check out my book review http://homeofabooklover.blogspot.com/2013/05/book-review-revelation...

Blogger Comment by Carol Ford yesterday

Have you been Pinned?

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Blogger Comment by Rachel Marks yesterday

Are you a blogger looking to become a blog tour host?  Check out my website for more information!

 

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Comment by Emily Heisler yesterday

Book Tour, Review and Giveaway

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Blogger Comment by Nitzan Schwarz yesterday

Check out this post filled with Amazon Bargains: Hardcovers for Under 8$

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