Friday, September 9, 2022

{Book Blogger Hop}—Do You Use Litsy?

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{Book Blogger Hop}—Do You Use Litsy?



Welcome to the Book Blogger Hop!


To plan the post for next week in advance, go here for upcoming prompts. You must complete this form to submit a prompt. 

 

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What To Do


1. Post your response to the question. 



Have you taken a look at the website and app Litsy?

Submitted by Elizabeth @ Silver's Reviews.


2. In the linky list widget, enter your name or nickname @ Blog Name and the direct URL to your post answering this week's question. Here's an example: Billy @ Coffee Addicted Writer

 

3. Please go to the other blogs on the list and comment on their BBH post.

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{The Friday 56}—James Patterson's "The Ninth Month"

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{The Friday 56}—James Patterson's "The Ninth Month"

Rules

Pick up any book.
Open your Reader to page 56 or 56%.
Look up any sentence (or more). Simply don't ruin it.
Share it.
  Visit www.fredasvoice.com and add your post URL to the Linky.
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Tuesday, September 6, 2022

[Review]—Shea Ernshaw's "Long Live the Pumpkin Queen"

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[Review]—Shea Ernshaw's "Long Live the Pumpkin Queen"

Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas has become a cult classic, a must-see watch on Halloween and Christmas. For many years, there have been rumors (or talks) of a sequel, but nothing has come to fruition, with the exception of the recently released young adult novel Long Live the Pumpkin Queen by Shea Ernshaw, published by Disney Press.
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Sunday, September 4, 2022

{Sunday Post}—Dangerous Beauty, Honor Bound, and The Ninth Month

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{Sunday Post}—Dangerous Beauty, Honor Bound, and The Ninth Month
The Caffeinated Book Reviewer's Kimberly hosts a weekly meme called "The Sunday Post"! 


Hello, fellow bloggers! 


  • On Wednesday, I'll be 41 years old. 

  • Mediacom's cable and internet problems may have been resolved at last. The internet was mostly back to its previous state of activity. I observed a technician repairing a pole down the street. Then, for the majority of Thursday, both the cable and the internet were off. Right now, everything is back to normal. 
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Friday, September 2, 2022

{Book Blogger Hop}—Finding New Books

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{Book Blogger Hop}—Finding New Books



Welcome to the Book Blogger Hop!


To plan the post for next week in advance, go here for upcoming prompts. You must complete this form to submit a prompt. 

 

There is now a Facebook group for the Book Blogger Hop! Please join the community to connect with other book bloggers and receive the most recent Book Blogger Hop information. 




What To Do


1. Post your response to the question. 



Is it difficult to find new books in local bookstores?

Submitted by Billy @ Coffee Addicted Writer.


2. In the linky list widget, enter your name or nickname @ Blog Name and the direct URL to your post answering this week's question. Here's an example: Billy @ Coffee Addicted Writer

 

3. Please go to the other blogs on the list and comment on their BBH post.

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{The Friday 56}—Karin Slaughter's "Girl, Forgotten"

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{The Friday 56}—Karin Slaughter's "Girl, Forgotten"

Rules

Pick up any book.
Open your Reader to page 56 or 56%.
Look up any sentence (or more). Simply don't ruin it.
Share it.
  Visit www.fredasvoice.com and add your post URL to the Linky.
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Thursday, September 1, 2022

[Review]—'Barnabas Collins Versus the Warlock' by Marilyn Ross

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[Review]—'Barnabas Collins Versus the Warlock' by Marilyn Ross

I haven't seen an episode of the Dark Shadows soap opera in many (many) years. According to what I recall, the creator, Dan Curtis, and his writing staff ran out of supernatural concepts, or, to put it another way, they basically used and reused every horror trope imaginable. As a result, the series came to an end. While his plots swayed away from the television storylines, William Edward Daniel Ross (a.k.a. Marilyn Ross) took the same approach with his Dark Shadows novels by incorporating every horror trope into his stories. This gave him the freedom to place the cursed vampire Barnabas Collins in unusual situations. 
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