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by Serena on December 19, 2011
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by Serena on December 18, 2011
Sorry for the delay in the winners announcements. I hope I don’t forget anyone. I’ve been a bit bogged down with work and other things this month.
The winner of The Unexpected Miss Bennet by Patrice Sarath was Beth Fish Reads!
The 2 winners of You Are My Only by Beth Kephart were Michael of Middle Grade Mafioso and Evangeline from Sugarpeach. I am sorry for the delay in shipping these books out. I’ve run into some issues that have precluded me from mailing them, but I hope to get them in the mail to you sometime after the holiday on Dec. 25. Please accept my sincere apologies.
The winner of Christmas at Pemberley by Regina Jeffers was Cynthia Wong.
Congrats to all the winners.
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November 11, 2011
Earlier today, I posted my review of You Are My Only by Beth Kephart, which I thoroughly enjoyed, and later on in the interview, I’ll let you know how you can win a copy of your own. I’ve read Beth’s work for the last few years, and I’ve enjoyed her books very much, and I’ve [...]
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November 11, 2011
You Are My Only by Beth Kephart tackles the tough topic of child abduction from two perspectives — that of the young victim, Sophie, and that of a mother, Emmy, whose child is stolen. In this powerful, yet quiet novel, Kephart explores how one unexpected event can devastate entire worlds. While the topic is ripped [...]
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November 7, 2011
First, I would like to congratulate (Ryan) on winning My Soul to Take by Tananarive Due (my review) from the last Mailbox Monday giveaway. Mailbox Mondays (click the icon to check out the new blog) has gone on tour since Marcia at A Girl and Her Books, formerly The Printed Page passed the torch. This [...]
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November 6, 2011
Today, I want to congratulate some winners of some spectacular books. The two winners of You Are My Only by Beth Kephart: Jill of Rhapsody in Books Janel of Janel’s Jumble The winner of The Taker by Alma Katsu: Johannah from A Book and a Bite Congrats ladies!
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October 14, 2011
You Are My Only by Beth Kephart, which will be released this month and is also available for Kindle, is a book I have been anticipating for months. I’m not a big reader of young adult fiction, but I am a big advocate for authors I adore for their consistently excellent story-telling capabilities — Tim [...]
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August 10, 2010
Beth Kephart‘s Dangerous Neighbors, which hits stores on August 24, is set in 1876 in Philadelphia on the verge of the 100th anniversary of the birth of the United States as two sisters, twins, struggle with changes in their relationship and find the ability to fly on their own. Katherine and Anna may be twins, [...]
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August 5, 2010
Elisa, a adolescent Cyrano de Bergerac, uses her love of words, nature and skating to navigate not only school and peer pressure, but also her family’s problems. As a spy in Undercover by Beth Kephart, Elisa creates lines of verse to help her fellow male students make their girlfriends and soon-to-be girlfriends swoon. She does [...]
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December 24, 2009
It seems that I’m behind in alerting you to my latest interviews and articles at D.C. Literature Examiner. Better late than never, I say. First for all you last minute shoppers, I have a list of poetry books that will meet the needs of a variety of family members and friends in your social circles. [...]
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November 24, 2009
Beth Kephart’s Nothing But Ghosts follows Katie D’Amore’s struggle to recover enough to live after the death of her mother, but her mother’s ghost is not the only spirit present in this novel. Lost loves, mysterious socialites locked inside their estates, and other specters haunt these pages. Kephart’s narration from the point of view of [...]
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Mailbox Mondays (click the icon to check out the new blog) has gone on tour since Marcia at A Girl and Her Books, formerly The Printed Page passed the torch. This month’s host is the Let Them Read Books.
