Booklover Book Reviews Recap – September 2012
Here is a quick recap of what happened at Booklover Book Reviews in September:
Book Reviews Published:
WE BURY THE LANDSCAPE – Kristin Ong Muslim
BEAUTIFUL RUINS – Jess Walter (audio)
LIFE! DEATH! PRIZES! – Stephen May
SNAP: NEW TALENT – Michele Drier
A LADY CYCLIST’S GUIDE TO KASHGAR – Suzane Joinson
DON’T LOOK UNDER THE BED – Juan Jose Millas
THE UNLIKELY PILGRIMAGE OF HAROLD FRY – Rachel Joyce
THE CORAL THIEF – Rebecca Stott
Caught up on my backlog of reviews during my holidays, a couple of real stand-outs this month and a couple that did not live up to my expectations.
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Booklover Bites:
Call for Aussie Author Challenge Guest Bloggers – places still available!
Book Blogger Appreciation Week 2012 – Favourite Blogs
Book Blogger Appreciation Week 2012 – What book blogging means to me
Favourite Thrillers With Strong Female Leads
A Modern Classic, Book Titles and SEO, What Kind of Reader Are You?
Book Giveaways:
Mr Something by Jay Baker – paperback, international – 30 September
No Remorse by Ian Walkley – paperback/ebook, international – 6 October
A Lady Cyclist’s Guide to Kashgar by Suzanne Joinson – paperback, Aus/NZ – 13 October
Announced the winner of ebooks 2 and 3 in the SNAP Kandesky Vampire Chronicles Series by Michele Drier
What’s planned for October?
After taking some much needed annual leave in September I am back at work and so will have less reading time during October. But that won’t stop me!
In the coming month I will be finishing the tome Grand Days by Frank Moorhouse and catching up on reviews of all the books I read during my holidays including the amazing Elliot Perlman title The Street Sweeper and the finale to Tara Moss’ Vanderwall thriller series Assassin, for which I can only say ‘bravo’.
I will also be participating in book tours for What The Zhang Boys Know and Blood Zero Sky and launching giveaways of those titles.
Books coming up include:
What are your reading plans for October?
