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LibraryThing Author Challenge 2009 – LINK TO YOUR REVIEWS HERE
Yay, you’ve joined the LibraryThing Author Challenge 2009! Now what? Leave a comment below for each LT Author book you review on your blog this year, linking back to your review post. If you particpate in an LT Author Chat and blog about it, you can link that post in these comments, too. Random surprises will be awarded from this review pool throughout the year. Questions? Leave it in the Comments, or “Contact Me” (above). 10 comments to LibraryThing Author Challenge 2009 – LINK TO YOUR REVIEWS HERE |
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I have just posted my review of Tomato Girl by Jayne Pupek here:
http://freshinkbooks.blogspot.com/2009/01/tomato-girl-by-jayne-pupek.html
Christopher Meek’s *The Brightest Moon of the Century* here:
Jayne Pupek’s *Tomato Girl* here:
Just an update. I have read Mudbound***** by Hillary Jordan. It has been given the Bellwhether Prize, which was create by Barbara Kingsolver. Great book. And I have read The Broken Book***+ by Susan Johnson, an Australian writer who is an LT member. It was on the longlists for The Miles Franklin Award and one other award I believe. It was a good enough story but I did not find anything really outstanding about it, sorry to say. I have started Christopher Meeks novel and will be writing a full review for that one soon.
I wanted to read your review of it, and Tomato Girl but you seem to have left out the links in your previous comment. Oh well, I’ll find them.
I do hope people haven’t forgotten about this challenge. I look forward to an update and a list of participants when you have time-unless I’ve missed it somehow. Take care.
I’ve just dicovered another LT author who’s book I read and reviewed.
It was in 2008, he wasn’t an LT author at the time but for anyone interested here’s my review of Quintet by Douglas Arthur Brown:
http://freshinkbooks.blogspot.com/2008/08/brothers.html
Thanks.
I’ve completed reading The Brightest Moon of the Century**** by Christopher Meeks and Last Night in Montreal**** by Emily St. John Mandel. I recommend them, though I’m not up to writing a full review at the present time. That’s 5 books read for this year’s challenge so far.
I have also acquired copies of Into the Beautiful North by Luis Alberto Urrea, Belong to Me by Marisa De Los Santos, and Houston, We Have a Problema by Gwendolyn Zepeda. The number of good books by LT Authors is increasing rapidly. A lot more choices than last year, remember?
I hope your health has been better than mine this year. Take care.
Dawn, I’m sorry I haven’t let you know that I have been doing this challenge! I’ve read and reviewed three books for it now:
Love and Other Natural Disasters by Holly Shumas
Crossed Wires by Rosy Thornton
Last Night in Montreal by Emily St. John Mandel
I also just finished reading Belong to Me, so I’ll let you know when I review it. Are you planning on putting up a list with links of participants’ reviews?
I’ve completed reading Belong to Me by Marisa de los Santos. That’s my sixth book for the challenge. It’s very good, I recommend it. I participated in the author interview by Book Club Girl on Blog Talk Radio which is available for anyone to listen to. I want to read her other novel now, Love Walked In. My LT challenge page is here:
http://freshinkbooks.blogspot.com/2009/01/librarything-author-challenge-2009.html
I’ve now finished reading The Story of Forgetting**** by Stefan Merrill Block, Into the Beautiful North**** by Luis Alberto, and
Conceit***** by Mary Novik. All are very enjoyable. My thoughts on Conceit are here:
http://freshinkbooks.blogspot.com/2009/08/show-me-5-saturday.html
This is a terrifically good historical fiction by a Canadian author.
I will be writing reviews of the others when my health is up to it.
Take care.