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Waiting For Daybreak Blog Tour and Reviews

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Blog Tour

The schedule for Waiting For Daybreak‘s official blog tour featuring reviews, guest posts, interviews, and giveaways!!!!  A huge thank you to every single participating blog for their support of not just myself, but indie authors in general.

July 2012
13—
Earth’s Book Nook    guest post and giveaway
14–The Chronicles of an Enamored Soul    review and giveaway
15–Tabula Rasa    review and interview
18–Nicki J. Markus    review, interview, and giveaway
22–From Me To You…    review and interview
23–The Paperback Pursuer    review
25–Kelsey’s Cluttered Bookshelf    review, interview, and giveaway
26–Bookishly Me    interview
27–Fangs for the Fantasy    review
30–Gizmo’s Book Reviews    interview

August 2012
2–Cynthia Shepp    guest post and giveaway
6–Ellie Hall    guest post
Eva’s Sanctuary    review and interview
10–Lily Element    review
11–Wickedly Bookish    interview and giveaway
13–Ellie Hall    review
1889 Labs    review
15–The Book Hoard    review and giveaway
16–Persephone’s Winged Reviews    review
17–Offbeat Vagabond    review, interview, and giveaway
18–Mervi’s Book Reviews    review
Blood, Sweat, and Books    review and interview
20–Paperless Reading    review
21–An Eclectic Bookshelf    review and interview
29–Just a Lil’ Lost…    review
Obsessions of a LibraryGurl    review
Reflections of a Book Addict    interview and giveaway
30–Obsessions of a LibraryGurl    interview
Reflections of a Book Addict    review
31–Opinions of a Wolf    author’s wrap-up!

Thank you again to all the tour participants!!

Reviews

Blogs that have accepted review copies of Waiting For Daybreak are listed below with a direct link to their review of Waiting For Daybreak and interviews/guest posts/giveaways, if applicable, in parentheses.  Accepting a review copy is just as supportive of indie authors as participating in a blog tour, so thank you very much, bloggers!

Beauty in Ruins (review)
Eastern Sunset Reads (review and guest post)
Fishmuffins of Doom (review)
Love, Literature, Art, and Reason (review and interview)
Minding Spot (review)
Nylon Admiral (review)
Pinuccia’s World of Books (review)
Reflections (review)
Zephyr Book Reviews (review)

Friday Fun! (Movies and Gardening)

April 9, 2010 3 comments

My apologies for no book reviews this week!  The reason is three-fold.  First, I’m reading a graphic novel series, and I wanted to just review the whole series in one post.  Second, my regular book I’m reading is really long, and I’m not enjoying it that much, so I tend to wander off and play Plants vs. Zombies on my iTouch instead.  Finally, the auudiobook I’m listening to is crazy long. We’re talking a grand total of 7 days worth of audio. Like whoa.  However, all three will be finished next week, which means you will be inundated with reviews!

Last weekend, I attempted to see Hot Tub Time Machine.  About 3/4 of the way through the movie, the fire alarm went off.  We all evacuated and were puzzled to discover zero employees anywhere in sight.  Finally, a fellow movie goer took the initiative to call the fire department, as the alarm was still going off.  The firemen showed up and went in the building and miraculously an employee finally showed her face.  We got free passes to another show, which means I can see a 3D movie even though I’d only paid for a 2D one. Score!

While I was in Home Depot getting my huge planter pots for when my seedlings become, y’know, big plants, I noticed people buying seed pots.  Some of these babies even had complex clear plastic covers to simulate a greenhouse.  I feel that I should at least save my readers from this marketing scheme.  You really don’t need to buy seed pots!  Look in your recycling bin.  Empty plastic food containers make excellent seed pots.  I currently am using hummus containers, cheese spread containers, and a yogurt cup, but pretty much anything that’s about that size and plastic can be used.  Put the dirt in it.  Add a bit of water and stir it up.  Put the seeds in it.  Now, take the plastic wrap you’ve got in your cupboard, put it over the top, and hold it in place with a rubberband. Voila!  Nearly free seed pots.

Happy weekends everyone!