Today’s post was inspired by Drew (@SarcasticEnigma, also known as The Tattooed Book Geek). A tweet caught my eye this morning where he was talking about how he wrote a 2000 word review. He was very pleased with it, thought it did the book justice and generally couldn’t have done it any better. A response from the publicist was less positive and they wanted him to add few bits about a book in the series he had not even read yet. Now, I’m shocked to hear this! Maybe I’m naive, but please, that’s shocking. I read the review, it’s very well written; goes right into the book, tells us how…
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Interactive Feature: yay or nay? | 30 Days of April #16
Hey, it’s me- coming at you in just a nick of time! I’ve been just completely transfixed with Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine (which I just finished btw, LOVED IT!). I don’t see every book like a movie in my head. But I completely lost myself in Eleanor Oliphant and it was easy to imagine myself as a bystander watching her narrative unfold. It also got me thinking what if could add an interactive feature to this book, what would it be? Definitely sound effects. Eleanor is hilarious with her blunt, “say what’s on your mind” kind of way. The situations she found herself in, for example the scene where she ended up…
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Review Book Copies | Tell Me Something Tuesday
Hi, so I am fully aware I missed last week’s Tell Me Something Tuesday. This was purely due to the fact I had nothing to add to the conversation. This week, however, I will happily throw in my two pence regarding review copies and how I get my books in general.
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A Blind Date with a Book | 30 Days of April #13
Happy Saturday! I’ve seen this all over the show, although I’m a little late to the party. I love to guess the books by just few hints. Granted, I’m not very good at it, but it’s so much fun. So, please come on a blind date with three books from my read shelf.
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Bookskatlikes in book tags | 30 days of April #12
I cannot believe we’re nearly half way through April, and as such also the Aprilathon! Today I bring to you another book tag. I found this on the Bibliophile Girl’s blog and following my yesterday’s post, it felt like a perfect day to do the My Blog’s Name in Books tag for you. Rules: Spell out your blog’s name. Find a book from your TBR that begins with each letter. NOTE: You cannot ADD to your TBR to complete this challenge – the books must already be on your Goodreads TBR. (I’m changing this to my home library TBR (rebel!)) Books Kat Likes B – Bad Twins by Rebeca Chance O – One…
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Big, obscure words | Tell Me Something Tuesday
Happy April, and welcome back to another Tell Me Something Tuesday! Rainy Day Ramblings has another great prompt for us to discuss for this week’s post. Lets talk big, obscure words in books.
