Random Generator has spoken and we have two winners for the Children's Fantasy ARC give-away.
:throws confetti:
And because
ashfae very kindly said that she was willing for someone else to take TWILIGHT ROBBERY by Frances Hardinge as she hasn't read FLY BY NIGHT the Random Generator was called on again and this time selected:
:throws more confetti:
Many thanks to everyone who commented. This weekend I'm doing another YA give-away of 2 signed books:
- THIRTEEN SECRETS by Michelle Harrison, which is the conclusion to her faery trilogy that began with the award winning THIRTEEN TREASURES; and
- THE MEDUSA PROJECT: THE SET UP by Sophie McKenzie, which is the first in a series about 4 teenagers who discover they're the produce of a genetic research experiment that's left them with extraordinary powers.
So stay turned for that.
I've been trying to get into Twitter over the last few months because a number of my friends are enthusiastic fans. And I have to say that I'm not falling in love with it. I have managed to get into the 140 character limit (which given my tendency to verbosity is a miracle in itself) but I'm not on it long enough to get the benefit of the interactive element and because there don't seem to be notifications for comments/retweets, I tend to lose track. Maybe I need to potter around with it some more.
Right. Bed time.
With apologies for the delay, the :throws confetti:
And because
:throws more confetti:
Many thanks to everyone who commented. This weekend I'm doing another YA give-away of 2 signed books:
- THIRTEEN SECRETS by Michelle Harrison, which is the conclusion to her faery trilogy that began with the award winning THIRTEEN TREASURES; and
- THE MEDUSA PROJECT: THE SET UP by Sophie McKenzie, which is the first in a series about 4 teenagers who discover they're the produce of a genetic research experiment that's left them with extraordinary powers.
So stay turned for that.
I've been trying to get into Twitter over the last few months because a number of my friends are enthusiastic fans. And I have to say that I'm not falling in love with it. I have managed to get into the 140 character limit (which given my tendency to verbosity is a miracle in itself) but I'm not on it long enough to get the benefit of the interactive element and because there don't seem to be notifications for comments/retweets, I tend to lose track. Maybe I need to potter around with it some more.
Right. Bed time.
- Reading:Changeless by Gail Carriger
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