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I don' know, like a 7? I wouldn't be very mad if if they didn't thank/reply, but I'd be mad that they basically stole my review since they didn't give me any credit.
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Insurgent, definitely. Harry Potter is amazing, but the story has been finished. Plus, I'm sure there would be a movie not to long after.
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Give them a list of your favorite books to read. If they don't, call them every book-slag bad name you can think of (like a "stiff" from Divergent or something else). If they do and they still don't understand, don't waste anymore time thinking about it, because obviously they are idiots. If they understand - problem solved!
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I tried to post a lot, but usually around 2 or 3. It depends how many blog tour stops I am hosting (with author interviews/ other promotional post) and how far ahead I have gotten in my reading.
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If I had an elephant or a zebra, I would not be putting them in the fridge.
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Simba. Because he wasn't born yet.
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Go upstream until he finds a calm place. Find dead animals and throw them in on the way (but not close to where he wants to cross). Cross by swimming fast or by jumping from rocks/etc. Alligators are pretty skittish, it is crocodiles that are ruthless and will take down a human. (If this was a riddle, I looked at it logically.)
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I do not have a Facebook, so I guess I am kind of biased in my answer. However, I know of very few people who do have a Facebook page for promoting a blog. I would recommend a Twitter account definitely, but a FB seems unneeded.
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It depends on a few factors. First of all, how much I am enjoying the book. A book that I can't put down, I will literally NOT put down. I will read it (almost) straight through. However, that is not very normal. If I am enjoying a book and have time, I will read it in two or three days. If I have no time and just read it before bed, I can get it done in about four or five days. If I am not really enjoying the book, it might take me longer. It also all depends on when I have reviews scheduled for (book tours, etc.).
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I only participate in In My Mailbox. I used to participate in the book blogger hop, but it is no longer around
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Usually when this happens the publisher I had been in contact with moved to another pub house or is no longer there in some way. However, it does not happen frequently. In that case, I do not send another email. If I really want the book, I will wait for it and buy it when it is out.
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Belles by Jen Calonita - I am really loving it!
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The movie that immediately comes to mind is The Notebook. I could seriously watch it twelve times a day and cry every time.
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Impossible to chose just one! But, argg, I'll try. I have really enjoyed THE CATASTROPHIC HISTORY OF YOU AND ME by Jess Rothenberg. It was different and fantastic! That book released this year, but another book I read (that I was very late to the party) was THE HUNGER GAMES and I have definitely been initiated into that fandom.
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I have been trying NOT to contact people lately because I have so much to read, haha. But some publishers have contacted me for their larger promotions and I have stayed with them. Other times I will contact them with a specific title I want and introduce myself, my blog and my stats. Often times they will respond quickly. I got my first ARC a few weeks into my blog, but that was from one publisher. Some are more inclusive than others. Even now, over a year later, I wouldn't say I have many "contacts".
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It kind of just happens... haha. Some of my "blogger friends" have really helped me out when I had just started. Others I have met in person and we became close. In Hafsah's case from Iceybooks.com, we are co-hosting a challenge and another feature coming soon. Twitter really is the vessel that forges all the connections.
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I am really not a cryer. I am much more likely to tear up than to cry. Mostly because I don't cry, but also because when crying it is extremely difficult to read.... that said, I have cried reading Shiver by Maggie Steivfater, Fixing Delilah by Sarah Ockler and the Forest of Hands and Teeth by Carrie Ryan. THose are the three that immediately come to mind
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I have a schedule, so if I have an open day, I will post as soon as I read it. If not, I will schedule it in the next possible day. However, if I am reading an ARC of a book that doesn't come out for a while, I usually wait until a couple weeks within the release date (unless a publisher specifically requested a time frame)
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Porto Ercole, Italy
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Britta’s Bio
My name is Britta and I run www.ILikeTheseBooks.com, a young adult book blog. It's awesome, I'm awesome.... so you should check it out. (I promise I'm not that cocky).
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