Blogging

[Susan]

I wanted everyone to know I started a blog for the purpose of reviewing books on my keeper shelf, books I am considering for my keeper shelf, and books I am sent to review. My blog site is: countitalljoyreviews.blogspot.com

[Angela]

It looks like you are off to a good start with your blog. I have saved it to come back to again.

[Deborah]

Go, `Candle!!

We've got a bunch of great book bloggers in this group. Maybe some of them could post links to their blogs too, for authors who are looking to send out review copies.

[Ausjenny]

Also if you are a blogger and interested in joining a blog alliance the ACRBA Australian Christian Readers Blog Alliance has books from Australia and all over and we are looking for more reviewers.
there is a fiction first week of the month and a non fiction or childrens third week. and occasionally a second fiction. You can request what ever when the invitation goes out. all we ask is you put the html up and a review if you request the book or we appreciate the html for book you didn't request but you can find out more at http://acrba.blogspot.com we are fairly full for this year but are also looking for submissions from authors also.

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[Andrea]

I read some varied genres, but I do love the love inspired lines especially the historical romances. (and any of the Amish romances)

http://achickwhoreads.blogspot.com

[Deborah]

Thanks, Andrea - that's great to hear! You must be a happy reader with two Amish romances out in LIH this month and next - Second Chance Proposal by Anna Schmidt and The Prodigal Son Returns by Jan Drexler.

[Susan]

Thanks to everyone's kind responses. Angela Lynn, I was really excited to get my first comment on my blog site--I really appreciate it. I am anxious to check out fellow bloggers sites and I will see if I can participate at the ACRBA Australian Christian Readers Blog Alliance Again, I encourage anyone that can to visit my site and give their feedback. http://www.countitalljoyreviews.blogs...

[Paula-O]

I stopped by your blog Candle, you might want to set up so folks can follow you via google...

[Dawn]

Yes Candle, I agree. Set it up so people can follow via Google Friends Connect. I know for me, it's easier as I don't have to bookmark each blog. I just pull up my dashboard and they are all there.

[Angela]

Candle you are very welcome for the comment. I like to leave comments on blogs I visit, I know the writers appreciate it.

[Lyn]

Candy, Jenny and others of you who are blogging should support each other by visiting and commenting on each other's blogs. This helps your google ranking.

[Susan]

Thanks for the info Paula-O and Dawn.

[Melissa]

`Candle wrote: "I wanted everyone to know I started a blog for the purpose of reviewing books on my keeper shelf, books I am considering for my keeper shelf, and books I am sent to review. My blog site is: countit..."

Your blog looks great! =)

[Melissa]

Everyone's blogs look great! =)
Im in the process of visiting all of them.

I have a blog at:

http://readingnks.blogspot.com/

[Andrea]

Oh I missed Jan's book. Going to the eharlequin site to change that. Just read Allie Pleiter's new Historical Family Lessons. That was a great one!

[Deborah]

Jan's book won't be out until May, Andrea, so you haven't missed it. If you drop by our May Q&A with the authors when it comes, you might be able to win a signed copy!



I've had a proposal deadline and copy edits for my November book hit at the same time (plus taking part in a writers' panel at the library tomorrow.) Once things quiet down, I want to get around and visit all these great blogs, too!

[Dawn]

Deborah, I just got in via Reader Service your book that comes out in June. I'm looking forward to reading it. LOL.

If we're sharing blogs, mine is called Dawn's Dreams.

http://dawnsdreams.blogspot.com

It's mostly book reviews, though there are a few scattered posts that aren't book reviews. And I don't always review every book I read, at least not on my blog. That's just too many! But I know I have a few LIH ones reviewed (two of Rhonda Gibson's come to mind immediately).