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- Review: Celebr8 Success by Gill Donnell MBE
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- What type of reader are you?
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- Feature & Follow Blog Hop #4 28th March
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- What's wrong with GFC??
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- Review: Firestarter by Stephen King
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21 March 2014
Feature and Follow is a blog hop hosted by Parajunkee and Alison Can Read. Head over to their blogs to check them out.
Feature and Follow is exactly what it says… a weekly feature of two chosen blogs, and a question or a task for us to participate in.
This week's featured blogs are : My Midnight Fantasies and Fathomless Reveries
so check them out as well.
The aim is to get new followers to your blog and, of course, follow other blogs out there and get to know other bloggers, browse their blogs, leave comments and find stuff which interests you. For me, apart from books of course, this is what book blogging is all about - connect with others and chat about our favourite hobby.
The rules are all explained here in detail by Parajunkee.
This week it's a question:
How have your reading habits changed in the past few years? Did you get interested in a new genre? Do you read more? Less? Why do you think your habits changed, if they did.
In the past few years? I would say my reading habits have changed a lot since becoming a book blogger / reviewer. I I am much more open to new and independent authors. Also, I am now open to genres which I would not have considered before (one example is fantasy) and was surprised that I actually enjoy it. I love the variety of books I get offered. Another reasons I suppose for a changing reading habits are popular books. For example, a few years back I would not have considered vampire stories, or erotica. And I don't just mean the popular books at the time, but the whole genre which I now consider.
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Dear blogging friends - Just saying that I'm having right trouble with GFC at the moment - won't let me join other blogs arrgh! I'm trying to get back in there and can still follow via G+ and bloglovin of course.
Peggy x
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