
Background on the Hop (by Jennifer/Crazy for Books)
In March of 2010, in response to what I thought was a void in the book blogging community, I started the Book Blogger Hop. I loved all of the #FF (Friday Follow) tweets on Twitter, where everyone spreads love to their favorite people in order to help them gain new followers. So I thought to myself – “How cool would it be to have something like that where fellow book bloggers could come and find new book blogs to follow, find new books to read, and gain more exposure for our blogs?” This CRAZY idea became the Book Blogger Hop!
In March of 2010, in response to what I thought was a void in the book blogging community, I started the Book Blogger Hop. I loved all of the #FF (Friday Follow) tweets on Twitter, where everyone spreads love to their favorite people in order to help them gain new followers. So I thought to myself – “How cool would it be to have something like that where fellow book bloggers could come and find new book blogs to follow, find new books to read, and gain more exposure for our blogs?” This CRAZY idea became the Book Blogger Hop!
Most
of us primarily read one genre of books, with others sprinkled. If
authors stopped writing that genre, what genre would you start
reading? Or would you give up reading completely if you couldn't read that
genre anymore?
My
favorite genre is Mystery. I can't live without mystery. It is the only genre I
never get bore of.
Recently Reviewed:
Okay,
if mystery fiction is wiped out from the world that would be terrible. No
matter what genre I pick, I wouldn't stick with it for a long time. I would get
bore of it altogether. Although I wouldn't give up reading but I would never be
that bookaholic anymore.
Recently Reviewed:
Fixing Cupid by Cristian YoungMiller (comedy, romance)
Only The Lonely by Laura Dower (pre-teens, children's fiction)
Happy Follow Friday!
Only The Lonely by Laura Dower (pre-teens, children's fiction)
Happy Follow Friday!
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This Week's Question:
Have you ever wanted a villain to win at the end of a story? If so which one?
My Answer: