Bookish links for Saturday, December 5, 2009

Posted By CarrieK on December 5, 2009

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Sorry this is so late – but I had a ton of posts in my Google Reader that I had no time to read until today. It’s till Saturday in my time zone, so I guess I’m getting it in under the wire. :)

Discussion starters:

~ Fyrefly asks how bloggers keep track of the comments they leave in various places around the web.

~ Boston Bibliophile: What Books Have You NOT Read This Year?

~ Jennifer is planning to make 2010 the Year of Reading Deliberately.

Reviews that have me adding to my to-read list:

~ Real Life and Liars by Kristina Riggle, reviewed by Jen at Devourer of Books.

~ The Wife’s Tale by Lori Lanssen, reviewed by Kathy at Bermudaonion.

Reading challenges:

~ MizB is hosting the Read ‘n’ Review Challenge.

~ Teresa at Shelf Love is hosting a Lord of the Rings Readalong.

~ Teddy Rose is hosting the 2010 ARC Reading Challenge.

~ C.B. is hosting the Read the Book, See the Movie Challenge.

~ Beth is hosting the What’s in a Name Challenge.

~ Michelle is hosting the Cybils Award Challenge.

~ The War Through the Generations Challenge is focusing on the Vietnam War for 2010.

~ Natasha is hosting the Social Justice Challenge.

~ Royal Reviews is hosting the Romance Reading Challenge, the Finish That Series Challenge, the Audio Book Reading Challenge, the Historical Reading Challenge, and the Fantasy Reading Challenge.

~ Reading with Tequila is hosting the 2010 Book Blogger Recommendation Challenge.

Giveaways:

~ Win The School of Essential Ingredients by Erica Bauermeister at Devourer of Books.

~ I’m hosting a giveaway for bloggers who participated in the 2008 Essay Reading Challenge.

~ Win Dear John by Nicholas Sparks at Peeking Between the Pages.

~ Win The Secret of Joy by Melissa Senate at BookMagic.

~ Alaine is hosting a generous giveaway to celebrate the end of the year.

~ Win Now and Then by Jacqueline Sheehan at Jenn’s Bookshelves.

~ Alyce is hosting the Time Travel Reading Challenge.

Other bookish links:

~ If you love the Tomorrow series by John Marsden as much as I do, you should check out these pictures of places in Australia that inspired the book.

~ BBC News: Phone box has new life as a library.

~ Vote for your favorite books of the year in The 2009 GoodReads Choice Awards.

~ Michelle at GalleySmith is hosting Seriespalooza.

~ Check out the cover blurb Amy posted. Reliable? Maybe not. Funny? Definitely!

And I’ll leave you with the Stephanie Plum 12 Days of Christmas:

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10 Responses to “Bookish links for Saturday, December 5, 2009”

  1. Sandy says:

    OK, I had to watch that video AGAIN! Funny! I’ve been organizing my mind around the reading challenges. So many challenges, so little time! If you happen to see a Graphic Novel Challenge, give me a wink and a nod. I want to do that one!
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    • CarrieK says:

      Sandy – I should have given you credit for pointing me to that video! It was so late last night when I posted this, I completely forgot. Oops.

  2. Michelle says:

    More awesome links! You keep me well informed :)

    Thanks for the shot outs on Seriespalooza and The Cybils Award Challenge
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  3. I look forward to this post every week! I’m loving all the challenges popping up everywhere. I’m signed on for 8 or so in 2010, with more to come I’m sure.
    Amanda (A Bookshelf Monstrosity)´s last blog ..The Monstrosity Gazette: A weekly smattering of all things literary… My ComLuv Profile

  4. Great links to some interesting conversations I hadn’t been following. Thanks. My sci fi challenge is all written up and the new site is live now.

    http://www.scifimindvoyages.blogspot.com

    There are so many great challenges out there. Wish I could join them all. Joined in on Beth’s What’s in a name challenge. Looks like fun.
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  5. Alita says:

    I agree with Robin – there are so many great challenges to choose from. I’ve limited myself to a few, but others keep popping up that are so tempting!

    Thanks for sharing that Stephanie Plum video. So funny!
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