Welcome to the September monthly link-up for the 2021 Book Blog Discussion Challenge hosted by Nicole @ Feed Your Fiction Addiction and Shannon @ It Starts at Midnight!
::Insert terrifying anecdote about time flying:: But seriously, guys. I want to try to do another discussion post by the end of the year, so hopefully your great stuff will motivate me!
The winner of our July discussion challenge giveaway was Jessica @ A GREAT Read. She got to pick any book by a Native author, and she chose Trail of Lightning by Rebecca Roanhorse. Hope you love it!
- 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!
- Looking for even 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!
Featured Posts/New Rafflecopter Entries!
Comment on either of our monthly link-up posts telling us about a discussion you’ve particularly enjoyed this month, and grab yourself some extra giveaway entries!
Our post of the month for August (as chosen by Random.org) is from AJ @ Read All the Things! Random.org chose “Best Crime Novels For Young Adults.“ Commenting on that post gives you FIVE extra entries in the giveaway (if you already commented, that counts too!).
Also remember that there’s a new entry to the Rafflecopter: Comment on either of our monthly link-up posts telling us about a discussion you’ve particularly enjoyed this month, and grab yourself some extra entries!
For the September giveaway, I want to give away one of my favorite types of books- SHORT books! Anything under 350 pages will be fair game, novellas count, whatever! As always, the giveaway is open to anyone that The Book Depository ships to (or, if TBD doesn’t ship to you, you could choose an ebook!), up to $17US.
Make sure to link up all of your September discussion posts here. This linky and the September giveaway will be open until October 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!
Credits for elements used in original button: Clever Monkey Graphics, B2N2 Scraps, Sweet Digi Scraps, Harper Finch
Take a look at the Paper Procrastinators discussion post on using NetGalley – very helpful!
It IS! I just read it and commented today, it was one of the best, if not THE best, I have ever seen written about NG!
Yes, the only thing they missed was that people outside the normal countries (US, Canada, UK) are restricted from requesting many books and can only wish for them. But they wouldn’t know that – only us international reviewers know that.