Welcome to the March monthly link-up for the 2015 Book Blog Discussion Challenge hosted by Nicole @ Feed Your Fiction Addiction and Shannon @ It Starts at Midnight!
We have been thrilled with the response to this challenge! We’ve been having such an amazing time discussing books with all of you!
The winner of our January discussion challenge link-up was Val @The Innocent Smiley. She chose Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard (which Nicole loved!). Congratulations, Val!
If you don’t know what this challenge is all about or haven’t signed up yet (but want to), head on over to the challenge sign-up page to learn more! Even if you’d rather not join, we hope you’ll stop by occasionally to check out the MANY discussion posts that are being linked up here – there’s lots of great discussions going on!
You guys have been coming up with some great discussion ideas! But, if you’re coming up blank this month, try out one of these topics:
- Favorite posts: What are some of your favorite posts you’ve written and why?
- Bookish products: Show us some bookish items that you love!
- Fact or fiction: Do you read non-fiction or only fiction? Have a favorite book (fiction or non)that was inspired by true events?
Looking for more inspiration, or want to see some discussion posts as an example? Check out the discussion posts on Feed Your Fiction Addiction or It Starts at Midnight (click the links to be brought directly to our discussion posts).
Since, last month, we had you choose a 2015 release, this month we thought it would be fun to have you choose an oldie, but goodie. Here’s your chance to get one of those books that you’ve had your eye on FOREVER, but you just never managed to pick up! It can be any book published in 2013 or before (assuming TBD sells it) that cost less than $17 US. You’re eligible as long as TBD ships to your country!
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Make sure to link up all of your March discussion posts here. Like last month, this linky and the March giveaway will be open until April 7th (to give people a little extra time to link up – just in case you’re disorganized like we are!). If, by some chance, you forget to link up a post this month, you can add it to next month’s linky (but no duplicates, please).
Go forth, and discuss!
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Monette, Clever Monkey Graphics, B2N2 Scraps, Sweet Digi Scraps, PicMonkey
Great giveaway!
Thanks, this one was all Nicole’s idea 😉
This is a nice thing you’ve got going here, guys! I think my favorite posts would be my Potato Strips. They’re basically drawings detailing the life of “Freyr” (hehehe) as she learns about blogging, and it’s fun discussing the “woes” with other readers and bloggers who relate! 😀 I’m replying here because as much as I want to do these topics, I may not be able to do them with our schedule of posts.
Oh, you can use any topic you’d like! We just throw out a few suggestions in case anyone is “stuck”, but feel free to link up any discussions you want, I would love to see them (especially the Potato Strips- that is amazing!)
I haven’t written any discussion posts yet! I need to get on this!
I’m looking forward to your discussions! And don’t worry, I haven’t written any yet either 😉
I totally failed my challenge of one post a month! Already! Why are discussions so hard?
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