Anagha Uppal’s Comments (group member since Aug 04, 2011)

Anagha Uppal’s comments from the BookSpark group.

:) Thanks DeeDee!

Alexandra wrote: "Sorry, I thought that was more of an "I'm currently working on" rather than an "I just published" thread. My bad..."

Hey writing is such an important part of this! Without writers there's be no readers! So don't worry about it! These people deserve bajillions of threads!

Am rereading some

Dale wrote: "I finished Dracula, and have moved on to





I had such high hopes for this book and I'm amazingly disappointed!"

Did not expect the word disappointed after "amazingly" lol! Why didn't you like it? Should I be warned?

@Alexandra Oooh Great list right there!

Dale wrote: "In all honesty, I like just about everything except non-fiction. Blech. Boring. Yawn. :) What I listed above were just my faves...what I look for first."

LOL Dale! Same here!

Veronica wrote: "hey guys,
i didn't know where to post this and since almost everyone has posted here, I think it's the best place.
I was thinking of starting a netgalley account andc Iwas wondering if anyone here ..."

I do have a netGalley accoutn Veronica, and I use it all the time lol! Shoot me any questions and I'll try to answer them. By the way, I'm heading on over to make a Need Help folder right now!

Welcome to one and all! Sorry I took a little break from the blogging world to concentrate on school, but I'm baaack!

Hey guys! I have been working on making my author interviews live chats, and I would be totally psyched if you guys could drop in for my very first one on Oct 9 at 8 pm EST. I'm going to be talking to SB Sebrick, author of Decoy, and I'd appreciate if you guys helped us along a little bit as we stumble into foreign ground ;) I have all the info here in a (I like to think) fun post: http://book-spark.blogspot.com/2011/1... Please check it out! (There may be a little something for you too...) Thanks :D

D.d. wrote: "Thanks Anagha! Erm....virtual book tour? I'm drawing a blank! Sorry I'm a bit of a technophobe! Can you explain?"

I'm not a very good teacher, so here are two links:
http://www.squidoo.com/quickest-blogb...
http://thedabblingmum.com/writing/hos...
They basically say the same thing. It's not as hard as it sounds by the way, and if you have the money, you can always hire a publicist or tour hosting website to do the work for you (:

D.d. wrote: "Thanks Anagha! Erm....virtual book tour? I'm drawing a blank! Sorry I'm a bit of a technophobe! Can you explain?"

I'm not a very good teacher, so here are two links:
http://www.squidoo.com/quickest-blogb...
http://thedabblingmum.com/writing/hos...
They basically say the same thing. It's not as hard as it sounds by the way, and if you have the money, you can always hire a publicist or tour hosting website to do the work for you (:

There is a very similar thread by the way called "what's Writing, Yo" I know, I should've probably named it something more obvious lol. But nothing wrong with starting another thread about it! :D

Wow! Nice! You know what? I think you should go on a virtual book tour. Just an idea

heid21 wrote: "Anagha wrote: "heid21 wrote: "I don't have sleepwalkers. How is the Alice Hoffman? I read Practical Magic last week and ended up hating it!"

You should totally request it if still available! I rea..."

I don't think you have t o have a blog to get approved for some titles. And you can mention in the company any schools, libraries, companies, or publishing groups you are affiliated with. Also, you should mention in the bio your blog and Twitter followers and fav genres :)

Hayley wrote: "Here's one - a child who is always destined to save the world is either spoilt beyond belief and learsn to become humble or has led a horrid terrible life in some way or another and ends up rich bu..."

You're basically describing some of my favorite series!

heid21 wrote: "I don't have sleepwalkers. How is the Alice Hoffman? I read Practical Magic last week and ended up hating it!"

You should totally request it if still available! I read the first two pages to see how it was and I was totally intrigued!! The Dovekeepers is amazing! It feels like one of those classics sometimes, but it really breaks my heart and I love it with every progressing chapter (:

Too true

Julie wrote: "Anagha wrote: "No clue, but if you do decide to host the giveaway let us know! I am too old for that series and yet still is love with it :P"

Amen to that Anagha!! I'm too old yet still love it, t..."

You love it too?! Yes, definitely young at heart! Although I'm really not too old yet ;)

Cambria wrote: "I forgot to leabe my info in here. LOL. i got too busy chatting. I have a book coming out in Decemeber titled Masquerade.
http://www.cambriahebert.com
And best of luck to all who are doing Wrimo ..."

And I am excited for it!

Juhina wrote: "Anagha wrote: "And I just read "

how was it? im dying to read this. The cover is one of my fav covers of 2011!"

IKR?! It's a really good book-mostly because it's just different. It's a vampire girl who's mostly a normal kid and hates humans until she is staked by a unicorn so suddenly she can walk in the sunlight and since the "king" of vampires is coming there for a feast, she has to go to school to gather up "food". And you can guess how it goes from there...but it's better when you read it. It made me laugh out loud. It was a nice change from the dystopian I'd read before that...wow I could totally put all this in my review (which I still have to write!)
Anyway, definitely recommended