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Comment by Kayla Merritt on December 18, 2012 at 7:59pm

Check out my review of Reached by Ally Condie:
http://kaylasreadsandreviews.blogspot.com/2012/12/reached-by-ally-c...

Blogger Comment by Rachel Marks on October 17, 2012 at 5:06am

Are you a Mid Grade, YA or New Adult author looking to have a blog tour organized for you?  Well look no further!  Check out Young Adult Novel Reader Blog Tours.  I have several tour packages available that can fit into any author's budget.  I am booking now for tours starting in January! 

Author Comment by John Emil Augustine on September 3, 2012 at 2:55pm

25 Days until Book 2 is released...4 days until its cover is revealed....

0 days until Book 1 is FREE to download.

Kindle: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/174646

Nook: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/love-seen-from-hell-john-emil-augus...

iPod/iPad: http://itunes.apple.com/book/id549235127?mt=11

Android and more: http://www.diesel-ebooks.com/item/SW00000174646/Augustine-John-Emil...

Sony: http://ebookstore.sony.com/ebook/john-emil-augustine/love-seen-from...

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Comment by Kayla Merritt on August 28, 2012 at 12:19am

80 followers until I reach 500.
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Comment by hope on July 17, 2012 at 3:56pm

Book REview of "The Magnolia League" (Magnolia League, #1) by Katie Crouch

Click HERE to read review

Comment by Sue Fitzpatrick on June 27, 2012 at 6:31am

Looking to highlight Children’s & YA books in the month of August with reviews, author interviews, guest posts or promos and giveaways if available

If interested please contact me (suefitz1@gmail.com)

Thanks

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Comment by Megan on February 14, 2012 at 2:34pm

I can't believe that it has almost been a year since I started this blog - the time has just flown by! In celebration of my 1st Blogoversary, I am having a week-long event, with author interviews, book giveaways, and more! If my blog reaches 250 GFC followers before the end of the celebration, I will add another prize!   

If you want to be eligible for some extra entries per giveaway, go HERE for details.

Comment by Fiza Khan on September 22, 2011 at 2:32pm

 

     Disney is reputed to have required his staff to meet every morning at 7:30 at their Burbank studios and follow this ritual: They would point to their temples and say, "My imagination creates my reality."

     How right he was. The world we live in is the combined images of all of our human minds. We have made the world into what it seems to be for us. We fly, have cars and houses, sleep in beds, have A/C, spend money, go to work in the morning, not because all this is the part of the universe, but because we invented it. First we visualized it and then we collectively caused it to exist. If we stop believing that all these things exist, then they'll stop existing for us.

 

     There is no time and no space. There is only ur minds and what they create. This is best seen and understood in a brilliant film called "The Gods Must Be Crazy". It shows a pygmy tribe living in peace and harmony in the Kalahari Desert, when a pilot throws a Coke bottle in the midst and totally disturbs their serenity and tranquility. It's mind-expanding, humorous story.

     No one saw this more clearly than Socrates, who could often be found sitting outside the city of Athens greeting strangers. One day a stranger came up to him and said, "I would like to live in your city. What kind of people does it have?" Socrates replied, "What kind of people are in the city you come from?" To which the man replied, "Oh, they're not very nice. They lie, steal and they cheat. That's why I'm moving out."

 

     Socrates, in his wisdom, replied, "It's the same way here. If I were you, I'd keep looking."

     A short time later another man came up and asked about the people in Athens. Socrates again asked him about his own city. The second man replied, "They're wonderful. They always help each other. They are truthful and industrious. I just thought I'd see the other parts of the world."

     Socrates, in his wisdom, replied this time, "It's the same way here. Why don't you go into the city? You will find just as you imagine it should be."

     When we move, we bring our attitude, ideas and images with us wherever we go. Why not work to improve them now and always, in all ways?

    

     "It has been said that the great mandate of our world is not to set things right, but to see things right."

Blogger Comment by Tina "The Book Lady" on September 19, 2011 at 8:22pm

I wanted to share. I've redesigned my Literacy blog. Had some trouble and instead of trying to fix it I just reset it up. Would love some comments & visits!  Thanks! - it's now at:

 

Classics 4 Kids: http://familyliteracy2.blogspot.com

Comment by Rhiannon Hastings on August 12, 2011 at 3:16pm

I would love to review a book! I'm new to the book blogging world and only have been doing reviews on books i've read within the last 10-15 years. If anyone can help me get the ball rolling with this, that would be amazing! I would repay that person 10 fold for it :D

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