*sad face* Well since I really really want to give away my signed copy of The Secret Diaries of Miss Miranda Cheever by Julia Quinn and I didn’t receive any dialogue quotes during the alloted time period I am going to change the rules. */sad face* So here is the deal. If you comment on […]
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Publisher: Simon and Schuster Kids, Hyperion Book CH. Where did you get this book from: Review copy from Simon and Schuster. Release date: Out now. There are a lot of YA books out that feature magical boarding schools, and sometimes when another one pops up, I think: Oh gosh, not again. But! Hex Hall, IMO,
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My mother has been raving, probably since I graduated from college, about the wonders of the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books. It is held annually in April on the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) http://events.latimes.com/festivalofbooks/. I have never managed to make it home during festival time unfortunately. This past March 13th and
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Lou: I would like to welcome Julie back to The Book Pushers :D. If any of you missed it, here is Julie’s first guest post. **************************************************** (Apologies to readers for the delay in getting this second installment up. Life, as it so often does, happened and put everything on hold. I will endeavor to be
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For the last week, I’ve been switching around templates and we’ve finally decided on one. So until I get that template done and dusted, the old theme will be used. So musical layouts has now ceased to exist! I hope. Dear book goddess, I hope so! Has calls me a layout whore, but Iz just
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Publisher: Hachette Livre Australia, Piatkus Books. Where did you get this book: Review copy from author. Release Date: Out now. Blurb taken from author’s official website: Most people in the small town of Dungirri have considered Morgan ‘Gil’ Gillespie a murderer for eighteen years, so he expects no welcome on his return. What he doesn’t
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