Happy Halloween!

I just wanted to wish everyone a Happy Halloween! I unfortunately didn't buy a costume this year, but I'd love to know what your costume was, so leave me a comment! :)

Something fun for Halloween - HarperTeen's site actually has something that let's you pimp your coffin - Check it out here:
http://harperteen-pitchblack.com/pimpmycoffin/main.html

I thought this music video would be cool for Halloween and I love this song!

Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Heads Will Roll

E. Van Lowe News!

Hey everyone! I'm sure you all know who E. Van Lowe is already, if not, he is the author of Never Slow Dance With A Zombie. My book review is here, if you wanna check it out! Anywho, he is coming out with a funny, thrilling paranormal YA novella called I Want You Back. I Want You Back will be a free E- chapter book (with illustrations) available to fans. To get it, all one has to do is subscribe to E. Van Lowe's website. Here is the link: http://evanlowe.com, make sure you put your e-mail in the 'Subscribe' box, in order to be added on the list! Each new chapter will be sent to subscribers via email every time a new chapter is available. One to two chapters per week. FREE. YES I did say FREE!

This is E. Van Lowe's way of thanking his fans for supporting his debut novel, Never Slow Dance With A Zombie. Check out the summary of the novella below!!

I Want You Back by E. Van Lowe

When we meet our 16 year old protagonist, Emy, she tells us:

To begin with, I’m not a nice girl. Don’t get me wrong, I used to be a nice girl. I used to be kind, and helpful, considerate and thoughtful. The kind of girl who went to all of her boyfriend’s games, even though she hates basketball; the kind of girl who helped her boyfriend study for his English final while she should have been studying for her own calculus final—and maybe she would have done better than that C; the kind of girl the boys at school lovingly call, oh, what’s that cute little name they have for us again? Oh, yes—Doormat.

I Want You Back is the story of 16 year-old, Emy Grant, who uses magic to ensnare the boy of her dreams.

Sounds cool right!? So hurry up and subscribe to his site you don't wanna miss a chapter! :)

Book Review: The Betrayal of Natalie Hargrove by Lauren Kate

The Betrayal of Natalie Hargrove by Lauren Kate
Genre: Young Adult Fiction
Release Date: November 12, 2009
Publisher: Razorbill
Pages: 248
Received from: Publisher

Summary: A steamy Southern beauty makes one fatal mistake. Natalie Hargrove would kill to be her high school’s Palmetto Princess. But her boyfriend Mike King doesn’t share her dream and risks losing the honor of Palmetto Prince to Natalie’s nemesis, Justin Balmer. So she convinces Mike to help play a prank on Justin. . . one that goes terribly wrong. They tie him to the front of the church after a party—when they arrive the next morning, Justin is dead. From blackmail to buried desire, dark secrets to darker deeds, Natalie unravels. She never should’ve messed with fate. Fate is the one thing more twisted than Natalie Hargrove.

My Review: I must say the book started out a little slow, I wasn't really connecting with Natalie on a deeper level, she just seemed like a one trick pony. She only seemed to care about her reputation and winning the title of Princess with her boyfriend Mike on her side. I really liked Mike though, he wasn't as self-centered as Natalie, however he was sort of a punk. He would do anything to make Natalie happy, even cover up her mistakes, which I won't give away! Her character kind of reminded me of Sarah Michelle Gellar in the movie Cruel Intentions. Natalie would do anything to win. Around page 100, I was shocked at the unfortunate events and couldn't help but say out loud, "what!?" After, I got over hating Natalie I slowly got to learn why she acted the way she did and ended up feeling sorry for her. But my favorite part of the book was the ending, all my questions were answered and again I was amazed at such an unpredictable outcome. Overall, The Betrayal of Natalie Hargrove surpassed my expectations. Lauren Kate is an extraordinary writer and definitely knows how to throw in some crazy twists! I also learned fate could bite ya on the ass if you mess with it! lol.

My Rating: 4.5 out of 5
Author's Info:
Lauren Kate recently finished her M.A. in Creative Writing at UC Davis, where she also teaches. She lives and writes in an old farm house in Winters, California. Her first novel, The Betrayal of Natalie Hargrove goes on sale one month before Fallen.

Waiting On Wednesday! (Oct. 28, 2009)

"Waiting On" Wednesday is a weekly event, hosted at Breaking the Spine, that spotlights upcoming releases that we're eagerly anticipating.

Beautiful Dead, Book 1: Jonas by Eden Maguire

Genre: Young Adult Fiction
Release Date: March 1, 2010
Publisher: Sourcebooks Fire
Pages: 272

Summary: Something strange is happening in Ellerton High. Phoenix is the fourth teenager to die within a year. His street fight stabbing follows the deaths of Jonas, Summer andArizona in equally strange and sudden circumstances. Rumours of ghosts and strange happenings rip through the small community as it comes to terms with shock and loss. Darina, Phoenix's grief-stricken girlfriend, is on the verge. She can't escape her intense heartache, or the impossible apparitions of those that are meant to be dead. And all the while the sound of beating wings echo inside her head ! And then one day Phoenix appears to Darina. Ecstatic to be reunited, he tells her about the Beautiful Dead. Souls in limbo, they have been chosen to return to the world to set right a wrong linked to their deaths and bring about justice. Beautiful, superhuman and powerful, they are marked by a 'death mark' -- a small tattoo of angel's wings.Phoenix tells her that the sound of invisible wings beating are the millions of souls in limbo, desperate to return to earth.Darina's mission is clear: she must help Jonas, Summer, Arizona, and impossibly, her beloved Phoenix, right the wrong linked to their deaths to set them free from limbo so that they can finally rest in peace. Will love conquer death? And if it does, can Darina set it free?

The Sight: 2 Novels (Premonitions & Disappearance) by Judy Blundell [Writing As Jude Watson]
Genre: Young Adult Fiction
Release Date: March 1, 2010
Publisher: Scholastic Inc.
Pages: 464

Summary: Premonitions: Grace has premonitions. They've haunted her since her parents' death. She doesn't know how to deal with them, and doesn't want to. She never knows whether she's seeing the past, the present, or the future. It just comes to her. Then Grace's best friend disappears. And suddenly the premonitions that have been the bane of her existence become the ony way to solve the mystery of where her friend has gone -- and how she can be saved in time.
Disappearances: Gracie's never known her father -- he disappeared when she was little and was never heard from again. Now, after her mother's death, he's back ... with some dark secrets in tow. Is his reapperance linked in any way with the death of a local tycoon? Or the disappearance years ago of a student? Suddenly Gracie's premonitions are a family matter...

The Exile of Gigi Lane by Adrienne Maria Vrettos
Genre: Young Adult Fiction
Release Date: April 6, 2010
Publisher: Margaret K. McElderry
Pages: 352

Summary: Heathers meets Bring It On in The Exile of Gigi Lane, where a high school queen bee's rise to glory is nothing compared to her fall from it. Call it a mantra. Call it an affirmation. Or, quite simply, call it the truth. As incoming Head Hottie of the Hot Spot, it is Gigi Lane’s responsibility to see that the ducklings at Swan’s Lake Country Day School fall into line. But when one classmate exposes her as a “mean girl” in front of everybody at the Founder’s Ball, Gigi slowly and wretchedly falls to the bottom of the high school social ravine. Gigi’s first-person account of her plummet from popularity is insightful yet naïve, set in a humorous, satiric world.

Book Review: The Secret Year + Giveaway!

The Secret Year by Jennifer R. Hubbard
Genre: Young Adult Fiction
Release Date: January 7, 2010
Publisher: Viking Juvenile
Pages: 192
Received From: Publisher

Summary: Take Romeo and Juliet. Add The Outsiders. Mix thoroughly. Colt and Julia were secretly together for an entire year, and no one—not even Julia’s boyfriend— knew. They had nothing in common, with Julia in her country club world on Black Mountain and Colt from down on the flats, but it never mattered. Until Julia dies in a car accident, and Colt learns the price of secrecy. He can’t mourn Julia openly, and he’s tormented that he might have played a part in her death. When Julia’s journal ends up in his hands, Colt relives their year together at the same time that he’s desperately trying to forget her. But how do you get over someone who was never yours in the first place?

My Review: The Secret Year was quick, decent but unfortunately predictable. I liked the premise but the creativity was lacking at times. However, I did love how Jennifer started the book with this sentence, "Julia was killed on Labor Day on her way home from a party." I immediately started paying attention after that first sentence! It's straight to the point. I really enjoyed the characters as well, especially Colt. He was a simple, down to earth character that quickly won me over. Since Julia passed away on the first page, her whole personality was shown through Colt's memories/flashbacks and a notebook that Julia wrote just for him. I loved reading the passages to Colt, some were really poetic but also sensual. Their relationship was very secretive due to the fact that Julia had a boyfriend and they came from two different worlds. I felt bad for Colt because he couldn't mourn publicly because he tried to keep the secret even after her death. Overall, it's a good book but it didn't wow me.
My Rating: 4.3 out of 5
Author's Info:
Jennifer R. Hubbard grew up in New England and now lives in the Philadelphia area. She is a hiker, a chocolate lover, and a night person who believes that mornings were meant to be slept through. She's been writing since the age of six, when she used to write and illustrate her own picture books. In high school, she considered it fun to come home from school and write novels in discount spiral-bound notebooks. She had her first short story published when she was seventeen. Her short fiction has appeared in literary magazines. Her first book, the contemporary young-adult novel THE SECRET YEAR, appears from Viking in 2010.

CONTEST IS CLOSED.

Now for the giveaway, I'm almost up to 400 followers, so this is my thank you!

*CONTEST RULES*

-YOU MUST BECOME A FOLLOWER TO ENTER-

+1 Comment on my review
+1 Please give me your e-mail (if you don't feel comfortable, e-mail me at lafemmereaders@yahoo.com)
+3 Become a new follower
+4 If you're an old follower (Mwa!)
+1 Twitter about contest (Link please)
+1 Sidebar about contest (Link please)
+7 An actual blog post about contest (Link please)

-Deadline ends November 20, 2009 at midnight.
-I will use Random.org to pick the winner which will be announced a few days after deadline.
-OPEN TO U.S. AND CANADA ONLY - Sorry I'm broke :(

Have fun!

Monday's Question of the Day!

*You are welcome to use my meme - just credit me please*

Question: What fairytale or Disney movie would you love to see re-created in a book?

My Answer: Well, Beauty and the Beast and Cinderella were definitely re-created already so I'd say Sleeping Beauty or even Aladdin. It would be cool to see Aladdin in a different light, the whole Arabian nights feel would be awesome!

I would love to hear your thoughts, leave a comment!

Taken By Storm Contest Winner!

Okay so, I used Random.org and the number 1 spot winner was......

KATE!!

Whoo hoo! Congrats girlie, I'll be e-mailing you shortly :)

Big Box Challenge!

Cindy at Princess Bookie is having a fun contest where you get the chance to re-create covers. For more details on this awesome giveaway - check it out here.

Below are my two creations:

Something Like Fate by Susan Colasanti

I Kissed A Zombie And I Liked It by Adam Selzer

Have fun with it if you enter!

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Mini Challenge!

Yet again, Princess Bookie is having another giveaway, go here for further details.

Name 8 Of Your Favorite Things (not all books either LOL)

My List:
1. The love of my life, my hubby to be, well unless he's annoying me, then he could drop to two lol ;P
2. My bookcase full of my YA books
3. My DVD Collection
4. Make-Up, I love everything Covergirl and Maybeline
5. A Juicy Steak with asparagus, yummy, damn I'm hungry now!
6. My favorite TV shows: So You Think You Can Dance, Desperate Housewives, True Blood, etc.
7. Gummy Bears or Worms, I love it!
8. Ummm...my bed? I love to sleep! :)

IN MY MAILBOX VlOG! (Oct 25, 2009)

Credit goes to: Story Siren for 'In My Mailbox' / Inspired by Alea from Pop Culture Junkie

For Review:
-The Manufactured Identity by Heath Sommer
(Special thanks to Heath Sommer)
-A Note from an Old Acquaintance by Bill Walker
(Special thanks to Tracee from Review From Here)
-Vampires by Joules Taylor (Copy for my giveaway)
*Look on sidebar if you wanna enter!*
(Special thanks to Karen from Media Masters Publicity) -Wondrous Strange by Leslie Livingston (I received this book after I did my vlog.)
(Special thanks to Karen from Media Masters Publicity)

Books Bought From Bookstore:
-Beastly by Alex Flinn
-The China Garden by Liz Berry
-Rage: A Love Story by Julie Anne Peters
-The Brothers Torres by Coert Voorhees

Other Goodies:
-The Proposal DVD

I'd love to hear what you got this week so leave a comment! :)

Book Review: The Ex Games by Jennifer Echols

The Ex Games by Jennifer Echols
Genre: Young Adult/Romantic Comedy
Release Date: Available Now
Publisher: Simon Pulse

Pages: 336
Received From: Author

Summary: Brace yourself for the battle of the exes.... Hayden and Nick used to be a hot item, but their brief affair ended with a highly publicized breakup. Now the two are "just friends," excluding the occasional flirtation. When Hayden wins the girls' division of a local snowboarding competition, Nick is unimpressed, claiming that Hayden wouldn't have a chance against a guy. Hayden calls Nick's bluff and challenges him to a head-to-head boarding contest. Their mutual friends quickly take sides, the girls on Hayden's and the boys on Nick's, making for an all-out battle of the sexes. This friendly competition is bound to get heated -- and they might end up igniting some old flames.

My Review: Two words to describe the The Ex Games, cute and funny! I enjoyed the storyline and quickly became involved in Hayden and Nick's dysfunctional relationship. I really liked Hayden and her friends, they all had nice personalities. Their character's can easily be relatable to teens and young adult girls. Hayden's ex, Nick, well...I have mixed feelings about him. In the beginning I hated him because he was such a jerk but as time passed he grew on me. He's one of those characters that you start to like once you get to know them on a deeper level. I also enjoyed all the snowboarding terminology, I really want to snowboard now! Overall, a quick fun read that I'm sure will be enjoyable to romantic comedy lovers.

My Rating: 4.5 out of 5

Author Interview:

Jennifer is the author of The Ex Games and writes teen romantic comedies for Simon Pulse and young adult dramas for MTV Books.

Thank you for doing this interview with me Jennifer!

1) How old were you when you started writing?
I don’t know, but I do remember that my third grade teacher “published” my poems by copying them for the class. When I was a tween and a teen, I wrote a lot of short stories and started a lot of novels!

2) What inspired you to write The Ex Games?
My editor wanted a snowboarding book. I thought of the title, then built the story around that.

3) Are the characters in the books based on someone you know?
I never base characters on people I know, but I draw from my experience with people in general. The heroine of The Ex Games, Hayden, is a character type I’ve met often and I love to be around. She has a hard time keeping her mouth shut. I am ASTOUNDED at what comes out of her mouth. She turns the most mundane situation into something hilarious.

4) What was the hardest part about writing The Ex Games?
The snowboarding scenes. I have snowskied a lot but I have never snowboarded, so I watched the Winter X Games and snowboarding DVDs to try to get that right.

5) I see you have a romantic drama coming out July 2010 called Forget You...can you tell us a little bit about this book?
After her mother’s breakdown, a teen fears she's going crazy herself as she tries to piece together what happened the night of a car wreck she can't remember, and why her darkly handsome arch-enemy has fallen in love with her. I am so excited about this book! I’ve already discussed cover ideas with my editor, and I will start revising it as soon as I finish what I’m doing right now...see #6!

6) Do you have any other projects you're currently working on?
I’m writing the sequel to The Boys Next Door. It’s called Endless Summer and it will be out next June.

7) Are there any new authors that have sparked your interest?
I have to admit that my head is in the sand because I am facing a deadline...see #6!

8) What book are you currently reading?
The Splendor Falls by Rosemary Clement-Moore, a ghost story set in my home state of Alabama, and it is wonderful.

9) Do you have anything to say to all your readers?
Yes--thank you! Thank you for buying my books, blogging about them, and telling your friends about them. It’s really something for an author’s sales to be good in a bad economy, and I feel very, very lucky and grateful. It took me a long time to get a book published in the first place, so I never take any of this for granted.

10) Tell us something about yourself that no one knows about.

I just had a birthday!

*Eleni: Happy belated birthday Jennifer!*

Eat, Pray, Love Movie News!

I'm sure some of you have heard of Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert, I attempted to read this book once, the beginning was interesting but towards the middle it was Zzzzz's for me so I never finished it! :/ However, I know some people that really loved this book, so great news, it's being turned into a movie! It's release is supposed to be in 2011? I'm not so sure because some sites say 2010, anywho, also the infamous Julia Roberts is playing the main role! I love Julia, so I'm sure she'll make the film amazing :) Their isn't a trailer yet, but I'll let you know when it comes out! Below is some info on the movie!

Plot: A woman who once made it her goal in life to marry and rear a family finds her priorities suddenly shifting in director Ryan Murphy's adaptation of author Elizabeth Gilbert's best-selling memoir. In the eyes of many, Gilbert was a woman who had it all -- a loving husband, a great apartment, and a weekend home -- but sometimes one realizes too little too late that they haven't gotten what they truly wanted from life. On the heels of a painful divorce, the woman who had previously looked forward to a contented life of domesticated bliss sets out to explore the world and seek out her true destiny. Brad Pitt and Dede Gardner produce a film starring Pretty Woman and Erin Brockovich beauty Julia Roberts.

*Another* Another Faust Contest

Today I have a guest post from Daniel and Dina Nayeri, author's of Another Faust, check it out below!

*Another* Another Faust Contest

Hi everyone. Dina and I are about to kick off a month-long tour for our book, Another Faust, and we want to do it by announcing a contest! We are looking for the most promising writers out there (that’s YOU). And then we want to showcase their work, so that all of the Internet can bask in their awesome writing might (and, you know, give them prizes).

HERE’S HOW IT GOES.

We want you to write your own short story, re-imagining of the Faustian Bargain. (For inspiration, check out Bedazzled, Simpsons “Tree House of Horrors IV,” and The Little Mermaid). It can be about anything you like (but let’s keep it PG-13, and under 3,000 words), and it’s open to everyone.

All you have to do is send your entry to dviergutz@gmail.com before January 31.

Rules and details can be found here:

http://www.danielanddina.com/site/2009/10/writing-contest-create-another-another-faust/

Make sure to read them so you don’t get DQed

And the winner gets all kinds of sweetness:-A signed copy of Another Faust
-A handwritten deleted scene
-A featured article & interview on our site
-An author’s galley of the sequel Another Pan

Though we’ll feature the top five on our site for comments, the judging WON’T happen by popular vote (so basically, we don't care which contestant has the most friends). Dina and I will personally read them.

So, spread the word! Tweet, retweet, forward, thread, spread, embed this post.

Good luck!

D&D

Book Review: Winter's End by Jean-Claude Mourlevat

Winter's End by Jean-Claude Mourlevat
Translated by Anthea Bell
Genre: Young Adult Fiction
Release Date: November 10, 2009
Publisher: Candlewick Press
Pages: 432
From: Publisher

Summary: In a gripping dystopian novel, four teenagers risk impossible odds to fight against tyranny in a world of dangerous choices — and reemerging hope. Escape. Milena, Bartolomeo, Helen, and Milos have left their prison-like boarding schools far behind, but their futures remain in peril. Fleeing across icy mountains from a terrifying pack of dog-men sent to hunt them down, they are determined to take up the fight against the despotic government that murdered their parents years before. Only three will make it safely to the secret headquarters of the resistance movement. The fourth is captured and forced to participate in a barbaric game for the amusement of the masses — further proof of the government’s horrible brutality. Will the power of one voice be enough to rouse a people against a generation of cruelty? Translated from the French, this suspenseful story of courage, individualism, and freedom has resonated with young readers across the globe.

My Review: Winter's End is a refreshing, action packed, emotional roller coaster ride. I enjoyed the narration and the details helped me set up a scene in my mind. The chapter opens up by describing the harsh treatment that Milena, Bartolomeo, Helen, and Milos suffer in the boarding school. It sort of reminded me of a twisted comparison between Madeline and Another Faust. I learned to care for each character and also distinguished their personalities. The book takes a surprising turn after the teens escape the school and go on a journey to look for freedom. The hardships that they face is unbelievable since the "Phalange" who is a fascist organization in power seeks to kill them. I also loved the fact that with all the running and hiding, they still managed to keep some romance. I sometimes "awwed" at the adorable comments between the first time lovers among the teens. I really liked the concept of a bunch of teens running away to succeed freedom but also causing an uproar that will aim to take down the government. However, the ending was bittersweet, I couldn't help but feel happy and sad at the same time. Overall, a nice entertaining YA book.
My Rating: 4.5 out of 5
Author's Info:
Jean-Claude Mourlevat once wrote and directed burlesque shows for adults and children, which were performed for more than ten years in France and abroad. The author of several children’s books, he lives in a house overhanging the River Loire, near Saint-Etienne, France. Anthea Bell is an award-winning translator of French and German fiction, including the Inkheart trilogy by Cornelia Funke. She lives near Cambridge, England.

Vampires + Werewolves Giveaway!! Yay!

CONTEST IS CLOSED.

Thanks to Karen from Media Masters Publicity for sending me these books for a giveaway!

One winner will receive these books:

Vampires by Joules Taylor

Summary: Dangerous yet seductive, the vampire plays with our heart as he preys with our soul, commanding respect and inspiring complete devotion. For anyone touched by the vampire's flight through recent movies, TV shows and novels, here is a feast of vampire stories and lore. Charting the development of the vampire from prince of pure evil to poignant anti-hero, the VAMPIRE HANDBOOK, is a comprehensive guide to the vampire's nocturnal realm, exploring the dark mysteries of his eternal allure, irresistible charm and vulnerability.

and Werewolves by Jon Izzard

Summary: From ancient legend to pop-culture icon, from monster to antihero, here is a complete look at werewolves. Fans of the complex beasts will howl with pleasure at this passionate handbook incorporating legend, lore, trivia and art. Author Jon Izzard stalks both the fiction and the facts: transformations, inner rage, extra-human strength, silver bullets, mysterious curses, modern cures and more. With werewolves now haunting movie screens and literature the way they have haunted our nightmares for millennia, readers won't wait for the full moon to devour this fascinating volume.

*CONTEST RULES*

+1 Comment and e-mail address (this is very important so I can contact you)
*If you don't feel comfortable leaving your e-mail here, please let me know at lafemmereaders@yahoo.com*
+2 Become a new follower
+3 Already an old follower (You're amazing!)
+1 Subscribe to my RSS Feed
+1 Twitter about contest (Link please)
+3 Sidebar (Link please)
+6 Make an actual blog post (Link please)

-Contest ends November 15, 2009 at midnight.
-One winner wins both books!
-Open only to the U.S. and Canada!

Enjoy everyone!

Monday's Question of the Day!

*You are welcome to use my meme - just credit me please*

Question: In school, most of the time we read classics, which one did you enjoy the most and which one did you hate?

My Answer: I would have to say I enjoyed Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte and Great Expectations by Charles Dickens. Most of the classics weren't that bad, but I HATED Middlemarch by George Eliot, it bored me to death so I gave up and used cliffnotes lol :)

I would love to hear your thoughts, leave a comment!

IN MY MAILBOX (Oct. 18, 2009)

Credit goes to: Story Siren for 'In My Mailbox' / Inspired by Alea from Pop Culture Junkie

For Review:
-Vampires by Joules Taylor
(Special thanks to Media Masters Publicity)

Books Won From Contests:
-Going Too Far by Jennifer Echols
(Special thanks to Reggie from The Undercover Book Lover & Jennifer!)

Books Bought From Strand Bookstore:
-ARC of Numbers by Rachel Ward (Ahhh! I can't believe I found this - I almost fainted! lol I know a bit dramatic.)
-Never After by Dan Elconin
-The Den of Shadows Quartet by Amelia Atwater-Rhoades
-As You Wish by Jackson Pearce
-Book of a Thousand Days by Shannon Hale

I'd love to hear what you got this week! :)

Random Magic Tour Announcement!

Hiya everyone! Have you all heard about Random Magic, if not, listen up! One of the sweetest author's Sasha Soren is hosting a Random Magic Tour. Below are all the dates of each blogger who is posting about her book. I'm the last post in the tour :) So make sure you go and check out these amazing blogs! For those of you who didn't get a chance to see my book review, go here.

Random Magic Tour

Oct. 17 - Nov. 25, 2009

Author site: Sasha Soren
Main blog host: The Other Shelf
Contact the tour: @RM_TheCoven

1/Oct. 15
[Tour prep]

2/Oct. 17
Michelle
Michelle’s Book Blog
http://michellesramblins.blogspot.com/
tw: (not on Twitter)
tour bio
review
author interview

3/Oct. 18
Aimee
My Fluttering Heart
http://myflutteringheart.blogspot.com/
tw: http://twitter.com/aimeefluttering
tour bio

4/Oct. 20
Allison
Well-Read Reviews
http://www.wellreadreviews.com
tw: http://twitter.com/wellreadreviews
tour bio
review
author interview
other book mentions: friday firsts meme
other book mentions: sunday salon meme
other book mentions: J.Kaye comments

5/Oct. 22
Casey
A Passion For Books
http://casey62588.blogspot.com/
tw: http://twitter.com/casey625
tour bio (to be added)

6/Oct. 24
Kim
And Anything Bookish
http://andanythingbookish.blogspot.com/
tw: http://twitter.com/sunxxmoon
tour bio (to be added)

6b/Oct. 25
Kate
The Neverending Shelf
http://neverendingshelf.blogspot.com/2009/09/random-magic-tour.html
Alt: The Other Shelf (Tour site)
tw: http://twitter.com/neshelf
tour bio (to be added)

7/Oct. 26
Trisha Lynn
Trisha’s Book Blog
http://trishasbookshelf.blogspot.com
tw: http://twitter.com/trishalynn0708
tour bio

7b/Oct. 27
Becky
The Bookette
http://thebookette.blogspot.com
tw: (not on Twitter)
tour bio (to be added)

8/Oct. 28
Brande
Book Junkie
http://myfoolishwisdom.blogspot.com
tw: (not on Twitter)
tour bio
review
author interview
Brande's alter ego: Winnie

9/Oct. 29
Jenny
Take Me Away
http://takemeaway-jennala9.blogspot.com/
tw: https://twitter.com/JennyTakeMeAway
(Related: Doing Alice in Wonderland challenge, Sept.1, 2009 - Aug. 31, 2010)
tour bio (to be added)

10/Oct. 30
Elnice
Ellz Readz
http://ellzreadz.blogspot.com/
tw: (not on Twitter)
tour bio

11/Oct. 31 (Halloween)
Mariah
A Reader’s Adventure
http://mariah-readingadventure.blogspot.com/
tw: (not on Twitter)
tour bio (to be added)

12/Nov. 2
Cat
Beyond Books
http://beyondbooks.ca/
tw: http://twitter.com/beyondelsewhere
tour bio

13/Nov. 3
Jill
The O.W.L. Blog
http://owlforya.blogspot.com/
tw: (not on Twitter)
tour bio

14/Nov. 4
Juju
Tales of Whimsy
http://talesofwhimsy.blogspot.com
tw: (not on Twitter)
tour bio

14b/Nov.9
Charity Lynn
Keep On Booking
http://keeponbooking.blogspot.com
tw: http://twitter.com/CharityGamble
tour bio

15/Nov. 10
Alaine
Queen of Happy Endings
http://alainereading.blogspot.com
tw: http://twitter.com/madscrapper
tour bio (to be added)

16/Nov. 11
Tina
Tina’s Book Reviews
http://willowdustreviews.blogspot.com/
(alt: http://blogwithbitereviews.blogspot.com/)
tw:
tour bio

17/Nov. 12
McKenzie
The Book Owl
http://thebookowl.blogspot.com/
tw: (not on Twitter)
tour bio (to be added)

18/Nov. 13
Willow Raven
Red House Books
http://redhousebooks.blogspot.com/
tw: (not on Twitter)
tour bio (to be added)

19/Nov. 15
Emily
What Book Is That?
http://whatbookisthat.blogspot.com/
tw: http://twitter.com/heynocupcake
tour bio (to be added)

20/Nov. 17
Jenn
Fallling Off The Shelf
http://fallingofftheshelf.blogspot.com/
tw: (not on Twitter)
tour bio (to be added)

21/Nov. 18
Nicole
Books!
http://my-book-views.blogspot.com/
tw: (not on Twitter)
tour bio

22/Nov. 20
Bianca
Wicked Good Reads
http://wickedgoodbooks.blogspot.com
tw: (not on Twitter)
tour bio
Bianca's alter ego: Nevermore

23/Nov. 21
Michelle
The True Book Addict
http://thetruebookaddict.blogspot.com/
tw: http://twitter.com/truebookaddict
tour bio

24/Nov. 23
Andrea
The Little Bookworm
http://thelilbookworm.blogspot.com
tw: http://twitter.com/lilbookworm
tour bio

24b/Nov.24
Elizabeth (Miss Eliza)
Strange & Random Happenstance
http://strange-and-random-happenstance.blogspot.com
tw: (not on Twitter)
tour bio

25/Nov. 25
Eleni
La Femme Readers
http://lafemmereaders.blogspot.com
tw: http://twitter.com/lafemmereaders
tour bio
vlogs (books)
review
author interview
reader notes: trivia
reader notes: book themes