In honour of today being World Book Day in the UK and Ireland, I have my first contest! I have two copies of the Jenny Valentine/Cathy Hopkins WBD book to give away, which includes the short stories Ten Stations and Mates Dates: the Secret Story.Jenny Valentine is a brilliant UK author, and even though this story is short, it's well worth reading. Fans of Finding Violet Park (or Me, the Missing and the Dead) will love it!
To enter, just comment on this post telling me the best book you've read so far this year. This contest is worldwide, and will run until Sunday, March 15th.
Good luck!
24 comments:
Oh, I want to win! I haven't yet had the chance to read anything by Jenny Valentine but I've heard great things (from you). Also World Book Day just sounds like a fabulous idea to me. Apparently it is not celebrated worldwide, though, because I have seen no such celebrations here. Anyway. The best book I've read so far this year...Well, not counting rereads from previous years (of which several, like Bloomability and This Lullaby, were wonderful), probably Going Too Far by Jennifer Echols.
So far it has to be The Horse and his Boy by CS Lewis from the Chronicles of Narnia. Close second is the Cirque du Freak books though. great contest!
Have I told you how wonderful you are? Seriously, Jenny? Well, my favorite read this year is still The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. A couple others have come close, but I can't think of them yet.
Ah, I want to read something by Jenny!!
My favorite book this year so far? mmm...I don't know.
Either Nice Girls Don't Have Fangs by Molly Harper or Fade by Lisa McMann.
-Lauren
I love the Hunger Games, The Devouring,Dream Girl, and The Dust Of 100 Dogs. I know that The Hunger Games, The Devouring, and Dream Girl are all 2008 titles but I read them this year. Thanks for the contest!
-Senfaye :)
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Jellicoe Road was TERRIFIC. I loved it.
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So far it's been "I Know it's Over" by C.K. Kelly Martin, which is also what brought me to this site!
World Book Day is such a great idea, more countries need to practice it.
My favorite book so far this year was Jessica's Guide to Dating on the Dark Side by Beth Fantaskey.
It is a tie between North of Beautiful by Justina Chen Headley and Going Too Far by Jennifer Echols. Both were outstanding!
Steph rockssssss : )
Best book I've read this year? Th1rteen R3easons Why by Jay Asher/ Perfect Chemistry by Simone Elkeles. I can't really pick one.
I think my favourites this year have been Perfect Chemistry, The Hunger Games and Bloom. I couldn't choose one!
I my fav this year was probably Sophomore Switch by Abby McDonald.
Best book... has to be The winter of Candy Canes by Debbie Viguié.
Please enter me :)
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Soulless by Christopher Golden. Epic zombie book for older teens.
I read Sweethearts by Sara Zarr, and that was really good! I read it in just two sittings.
i loved shadow kiss by richelle mead. it was so amazng! i love rose and dimitri!
avni
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Wow, I've already read so many good books this year! My favorites would have to be Along for the Ride, Love You Hate You MIss You, City of Glass, and Cracked Up To Be. They were all fantastic, as were most of the books I've read already this year! :)
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best book i've read this year is hunger games-that's a given...
-amy
The best book I've read so far this year is Evermore, by Alyson Noel.
Best book so far:
Has to be the Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness.
Best book so far? I'm going to say I Know It's Over, by CK Kelly Martin
I just read Me, the Missing and the Dead and LOVED IT SO MUCH. In fact, I think that's my favorite book I've read this year so far. :)
the book i've read is called the butterfly tattoo
this book is good because its very interesting and every thing is unexpected. this book is about a boy who falls in love with the girl he's going to kill but the twist is he doesn't mean to kill her, she was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Best book so far is Paper Towns by John Green.
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