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Book Details: Book Title: Up from Adams Street (a memoir) by Larry Crane Category: Adult Non-Fiction (18 +), 229 pages Genre: Memoir Publisher: Maine Authors Publishing Release date: July 2019 Format available for review: print, Gifted Kindle, PDF Will send print books out: USA and Canada Tour dates: Sep 14 to Oct 2, 2020 Content Rating: PG-13. Mild mature content. No bad language. Book Description: Larry Crane brings the sensibility of the post-World War II generation and a family of modest means to his fresh new novelesque memoir, Up From Adams Street. Born at home, surrounded by a neighborhood of immigrant families that burst out of the confines of Chicago to buy a lot carved out of the corn fields astride the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail line. As the confessed family favorite, he had a lot of expectations heaped on his shoulders, along with a sense that he was destined to fulfill that destiny. He realizes that participating in sports is a potential entrée into worlds that seem beyond his little world. Plus, he loves the games. He plays baseball, football and basketball. He caddies at golf courses. As he grows physically, he senses the need to expand mentally and philosophically too. A scholarship helps, then a surprise appointment to West Point follows. At the military academy, he bends to discipline, survives mandatory boxing, battles mighty Notre Dame in basketball, pitches against the legendary Yankees, conquers Mechanics of Fluids, and Calculus, discovers F. Scott Fitzgerald, befriends Red Reeder, falls in and out of love, turns 23, and becomes a man. 
Meet the Author:
Larry Crane spent the 1960s in a military setting, first at school at West Point, and as a lieutenant in Germany. He was an advisor to a Vietnamese ranger battalion in the Central Highlands. He took on a civilian career in brokerage and banking, retiring early to concentrate on writing, producing several full length plays most notable of which is Baghdad on the Wabash. Published fiction includes a thriller,A Bridge to Treachery, a mystery novel Missing Girls: In Truth Is Justice, and an anthology of short plays and stories, Baghdad on the Wabash and Other Plays and Stories. He lives with his wife Jan in splendid isolation on Southport Island, Maine. connect with the author: website ~ twitter ~ facebook ~ pinterest ~ instagram ~ goodreads
Tour Schedule:
Sep 14 - Rockin' Book Reviews – book review / guest post / giveaway Sep 14 - Bookish Paradise – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Sep 15 – Cover Lover Book Review – book review / giveaway Sep 16 – Rajiv's Reviews – book review Sep 17 – Splashes of Joy – book review / guest post / author interview / giveaway Sep 18 – Sep 21 – Books for Books – book review Sep 22 – Book Corner News and Reviews – book review / giveaway Sep 23 – Locks, Hooks and Books – book review / giveaway Sep 24 – Sefina Hawke's Books – book review Sep 25 – Sep 28 –Adventurous Jessy - book review / giveaway Sep 29 – Literary Flits – book spotlight / giveaway Sep 30 – Jazzy Book Reviews – book spotlight / author interview / giveaway Oct 1 – Pen Possessed – book spotlight / giveaway Oct 2 – fundinmental – book spotlight / giveaway Oct 2 – My Fictional Oasis – book review
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Join us for this tour from August 24 to September 4, 2020!
Book Details: Book Title: Life in the Camel Lane: Embrace the Adventure by Doreen M. Cumberford Category: Adult Non-Fiction (18 +), 288 pages Genre: Memoir Publisher: White Heather Press Release date: April, 2020 Format available for review: print, mobi (for Kindle), Gifted Kindle, PDF Will send print books out: Internationally Tour dates: August 24 to September 4, 2020 Content Rating: G. There are no offensive scenes or language
Book Description:
Life in the Camel Lane: Embrace the Adventure is what Doreen Cumberford, a Scottish author, calls her learnoire! It is a combination of her story and the stories of other expats learned while living in Saudi Arabia for 15 years as expat employees or spouses. The book takes the reader through the four stages of culture shock: arrival, honeymoon, frustration and adjustment stages to final acceptance followed by the return journey back to their home country – mostly the USA. From Saudi weddings, to falconry, to the inability of women to drive at that time, the book seeks to familiarize us with the Saudi culture, lifestyle, and deep traditions of hospitality, generosity and tolerance from an insider’s perspective. There are also chapters on the experiences of 9/11 in the terrorists’ home country and the “Terror Years” of internal terror tactics from inside Saudi Arabia designed to drive the expats out of the country and destroy the Saudi government. Full of examples, stories and compelling honesty the author describes their most challenging journey and many of the lessons learned in the process together. Designed to provide useful insights and inspiration to anyone considering living abroad, Life in the Camel Lane shines the light on the subject of building a new identity and home while abroad, and the difficulties of the journey home. 
About the Author
Doreen Cumberford is a Scottish expat author who has been global traveler for more than four decades. In her 20s Doreen left her home in Scotland and drove down to London to become a member of Her Majesty’s Diplomatic Service, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Her first posting was as the youngest and most junior British Embassy staffer in Cameroon, West Africa. Later she moved back to London and took a position with an American oil-field construction company based in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates. After moving to America, living in Louisiana then California, two extremely different cultures in the USofA, Doreen and family moved overseas to Japan then spent the following 15 years in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. With 13 major moves under her belt, she understands the value of moving, building a new life and handling inter-cultural hurdles. One constant has been her ability to explore through the lens of adventure. Her stories are full of multi-cultural intelligence, messy multilingual communications and multi-global perspectives. Doreen is currently based on Denver, Colorado although spends most of the year living adventurously in the Housesitting Lane, which takes her around the globe. Currently she is doing her best to install Spanish in her brain which previously had French and smatterings of Japanese and Arabic. She is passionate about cultural intelligence, global heartedness and life on the road. Featured in the Anthology: Empowering Women, and a co-author in 2018 of Arriving Well: Stories About Identity, Belonging and Rediscovering Home After Living Abroad. 2020 sees the publication of Life in the Camel Lane: Embrace the Adventure. Honest, compassionate, full of wisdom and inspiration, Life in the Camel Lane comprises stories mostly from women and men who lived in Saudi Arabia from 1950s onward. This memoir contains expert advice sage wisdom and stories that all globally mobile families can use to navigate their international journey. The principles in this book will also encourage anyone who is embracing a more adventurous life, or considering taking the leap to move overseas. Connect with the Author: website ~ twitter ~ facebook ~ pinterest ~ instagram ~ goodreads
Tour Schedule:
Aug 24 – Working Mommy Journal – book review / giveaway Aug 24 - Locks, Hooks and Books – book review / giveaway Aug 25 – Rockin' Book Reviews – book review / guest post / giveaway Aug 25 - Over Coffee Conversations – book review / giveaway Aug 26 – Splashes of Joy – book review / guest post / author interview / giveaway Aug 26 - DZA's blog – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Aug 27 – Dreamidge – book review / author interview Aug 27 - Sefina Hawke's Books – book review Aug 28 – Literary Flits – book review / giveaway Aug 31 – Reading is My Passion – book review Aug 31 - Books for Books – book review Sep 1 – Jazzy Book Reviews – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Sep 1 - Pick a Good Book – book review / author interview / giveaway Sep 2 – A Mama's Corner of the World – book review / giveaway Sep 2 - Alexis Marie Chute Blog – book review / author interview / giveaway Sep 3 – StoreyBook Reviews – book spotlight / author interview / giveaway Sep 3 - So Fine Print – book review / author interview / giveaway Sep 4 – fundinmental – book spotlight / giveaway Sep 4 - Books and Zebras @jypsylynn – book review Sept 4 - Olio by Marilyn - book spotlight / author interview Sept 4 - Olio by Marilyn - book review / giveaway
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Join us for this tour from August 10 to August 28, 2020!
Book Details: Book Title: The Journey: A Traveling Companion Through the New Testament by Debbie Johnson Category: Adult Non-fiction 18 yrs +, 293 pages Genre: Memoir, Religious, Inspirational Publisher: Convenant Books Release date: 2019 Format available for review: print (USA & Canada) mobi (for Kindle) Tour dates: August 10 to August 28, 2020 Content Rating: G. No obscenity, violence, sexual content
“With the New Testament in one hand and Debbie’s guidebook in the other, you will experience the Christian journey to be an exciting venture–though not one for the fainthearted.”
Dr. William W. Klein, Ph.D. Professor of New Testament, Denver Seminary
Book Description:
At a time of unprecedented crisis in our lives comes an inspirational book, THE JOURNEY: A Traveling Companion Through the New Testament by Debbie Johnson, who has spent decades as a mission worker, and is the founder DenverWorks, a nonprofit dedicated to helping the unemployed find work. Whether you are a Christian, religious, or irreligious, Johnson’s contemporary interpretation of The New Testament will inspire all who read her book. Years ago, Debbie took a glorious six-week backpacking trip to Europe. Now she takes readers on a metaphorical trek through the New Testament, filling her backpack with a year’s worth of inspirational items. For Debbie, her destination is love, plus the sense of “mission accomplished” in her life’s work. “Maybe this is a time for homebound people (all of us) to read through the NT,” says Debbie who begins her journey as Christ began his, when he met two sets of brothers and said, “Follow me” and eventually there were 12 friends, the 12 apostles. Jesus was no longer by himself,” says Johnson and got to experience the strength of friends. “My best friends and I remind each other that we are never alone, even though some of us live hundreds of miles apart.” Here are some of her many useful and inspiring key insights:
In trying times such as these, Debbie Johnson’s THE JOURNEY will brings readers daily inspiration and comfort for themselves and their families. 
About the Author
Debbie Johnson is the author of two previous books, A Pocketful of Seeds and Lessons Learned from the Bottom of the Stairs: A Story of Faith and Resilience with Randy Milliken. She graduated from Ouachita Baptist University (BME, MME) and has done graduate work in social work at the University of Denver. In 1995, she founded DenverWorks to equip the unemployed in her community. She led the organization for ten years before engaging in international ministry, first as the vice president of Programs at the Dalit Freedom Network and then as executive director of India Transformed. She grew up in Little Rock, Arkansas. Today she and her husband live on a farm in Colorado with two dogs and a bunch of chickens. Connect with the Author: website ~ twitter ~ facebook ~ instagram ~
Tour Schedule:
Aug 10 – Splashes of Joy – book review / guest post / giveaway Aug 10 – Cover Lover Book Review – book review / giveaway Aug 11 –Over Coffee Conversations – book spotlight / giveaway Aug 12 –My Journey Back – book review / giveaway Aug 13 – Sefina Hawke's Books - book spotlight Aug 14 – Rockin' Book Reviews – book review / guest post / giveaway Aug 17 –Books for Books - book spotlight Aug 18 – Books and Zebras – book review / giveaway Aug 19 – Jazzy Book Reviews – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Aug 20 – A Mama's Corner of the World – book review / giveaway Aug 21 – Literary Flits – book spotlight / giveaway Aug 24 –Confessions of the Perfect Mom – book review Aug 25 – Locks, Hooks and Books – book review / giveaway Aug 26 – The Epistles Of Mark Paul – book review / giveaway
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Join us for this tour from June 24 to July 10, 2020!
Book Details: Book Title: Bound: A Daughter, a Domme, and an End-of-Life Story by Elizabeth Anne Wood Category: Adult non-fiction 18 yrs +, 296 pages Genre: Memoir Publisher: She Writes Press. Release date: August 2019 Format available for review: print, gifted kindle, pdf Will send print books out: USA and Canada Tour dates: June 24 to July 10, 2020 Content Rating: PG-13 + M. In addition to its primary focus on confronting terminal illness in the context of a complex mother-daughter relationship, this book addresses mature themes of sexuality (specifically BDSM), death, and illness. Conversations about sexuality are related, sex toys and body parts are mentioned by name, but there are no actual erotic sex scenes. There are healthcare scenes that describe procedures and bodily functions and fluids. There is a fair amount of poop in some scenes. The F-word appears once, on page 167, used in an expletive sense. The word "shit" appears twice, once as an expletive on p. 51 and once in reference to bodily waste and also metaphorically.
Book Description:
What happens when a forty-something, community college sociology professor learns that her mother―a charming, passive-aggressive, and needy woman who hasn’t had a lover in decades―has started seeing men who want to be bound, whipped, and sexually dominated? What happens when that same mother, shortly after diving into her newly discovered sexuality, develops a cancer that forces her to accept radical changes to her body, and then another that forces her, and everyone around her, to confront her mortality? In Bound, Elizabeth Anne Wood addresses these questions as she chronicles the last eight months of her mother’s life―a period she comes to see, over the course of months, as a maternity leave in reverse: she is carrying her mother as she dies. Throughout their journey, Wood uses her notebook as a shield to keep unruly emotions at bay, often taking comfort in her role as advocate and forgetting to “be the daughter,” as one doctor reminds her to do. Meanwhile, her mother’s penchant for denial and her childlike tendency toward magical thinking lead to moments of humor even as Wood battles the red tape of hospital bureaucracies, the frustration of planning in the midst of an unpredictable illness, and the unintentional inhumanity of a health care system that too often fails to see the person behind the medical chart.
* Kew and Willow is Dr. Wood's local indie bookstore. If you put a comment in the order form saying that you want a signed copy, they'll call the author to come down and sign your book. They also do a lovely wrapping job.
** In honor of her mother's birthday, Dr. Wood has arranged to the price of the e-book to $0.99 for the length of this tour (June 24, 2020 to July 10, 2020).
Meet the Author:
Elizabeth Anne Wood is Professor of Sociology and Chair of the Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work at Nassau Community College in Garden City, NY. She is also Senior Strategist for Woodhull Freedom Foundation, the nation’s only human rights organization working full time to protect sexual freedom as a fundamental human right. She earned her PhD at Brandeis University in 1999 and has written critically about sexuality and society ever since. Born on an Army base in Kentucky, Wood grew up in the suburbs of Philadelphia and now divides her time between Queens, New York and Jamaica Plain, Boston. She is a devoted fan of Amtrak and an avowed cat person. Connect with the author: Website ~ Twitter ~ Facebook ~ Instagram
Tour Schedule:
June 24 – Working Mommy Journal – book review / giveaway June 25 – Book Corner News and Reviews – book spotlight / giveaway June 25 - Literary Flits – book spotlight / giveaway June 26 – Books for Books – book review June 29 – I'm Into Books – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway June 29 - T's Stuff – book spotlight / author interview / giveaway June 30 –Pen Possessed - book spotlight / giveaway July 1 –Svetlanas reads and views – book review / guest post July 1 - Lamon Reviews - book spotlight / author interview July 2 –Leels Loves Books – book review / giveaway July 5 –Cheryl's Book Nook – book review / giveaway July 7 – Sefina Hawke's Books – book spotlight / giveaway July 8 – Jazzy Book Reviews – book review / giveaway July 10 - Adventurous Jessy - book review / giveaway
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Join us for this tour from Jun 18 to Jul 8, 2020!
Book Details: Book Title: American Dreamer: How I Escaped Communist Vietnam and Built a Successful Life in America by Tim Tran (Tran Manh Khiem) with Tom Fields-Meyer Category: Non-Fiction (18 +), 390 pages Genre: Memoir Publisher: Pacific University Press Release date: June 2020 Format available for review: print, mobi (for Kindle), epub, PDF Will send print books out: USA and Canada Tour dates: Jun 18 to Jul 8, 2020 Content Rating: PG + M: The book contains some bad language and recounts episodes of murder, rape, and suicide.
“My goal in life is to make a humble contribution to the society that accepted and helped me when I was a person without a country.” — Tim Tran
Book Description:
"American Dreamer" is an inspirational, first-hand account of the motivating power of an immigrant’s dream for a better life. From the rural Vietnam of Tim Tran’s childhood to his eventual escape to America and his rise as CFO of a multi-billion-dollar company, Tran’s memoir is a lesson in perseverance and ingenuity. After he initially left Vietnam in 1970 to attend American universities on a USAID scholarship, Tran’s sense of commitment led him home shortly before the fall of Saigon in 1975. Suspected of being a CIA agent, he found life under Communism increasingly difficult and dangerous, and was forced to flee. During multiple attempts to escape, he encountered deceit, betrayal, and even murder. Finally, in 1979 Tran and his wife, Cathy, escaped with 350 others in a rickety, overcrowded boat, and faced pirate attacks and months in a Malaysian refugee camp before reaching their new home in Oregon. "American Dreamer," written with passion, unflinching candor, and wit, is an extraordinary debut that confirms the American dream is alive and gives hope to anyone willing to work for a better life. 
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In 1970, Tim (Khiem) and Cathy (Thuy) Tran were top international students from South Vietnam who were awarded scholarships to study in the United States. They studied for two years at Pacific University in Oregon, after which Tim pursued his undergraduate degree at the University of California, Berkeley, and Cathy finished her degree at the University of Oregon. Per the conditions of their scholarships, the two returned to South Vietnam in 1974. When Saigon was overrun by communist forces in 1975, the family endured great hardships. In 1979, Tim and Cathy managed to escape via boat. After a harrowing, life-threating voyage they were placed in a refugee camp in Malaysia. Eventually the Trans were able to immigrate to the United States and became naturalized citizens in 1986. Tim went on to become the Chief Financial Officer of Johnstone Supply, and Cathy worked for U.S. Bank, then Standard Insurance, and became an accounting manager. In 2017, the Trans established a Library Endowment Fund at Pacific University. In honor of their gift, the library building on the Pacific University Forest Grove campus was dedicated as the Tim and Cathy Tran Library. Connect with the author: website
Tour Schedule:
Jun 18 – Rockin' Book Reviews – book review / guest post / giveaway Jun 19 –Jazzy Book Reviews – book spotlight / author interview / giveaway Jun 22 –T's Stuff – book spotlight / giveaway Jun 22 - My Fictional Oasis - book spotlight / author interview Jun 22 - My Fictional Oasis - book review / giveaway Jun 23 – Literary Flits – book review / giveaway Jun 24 –Pick A Good Book – book review / author interview / giveaway Jun 24 - Lamon Reviews - book spotlight / author interview / giveaway Jun 25 –Book Corner News and Reviews – book review / giveaway Jun 28 – Sefina Hawke's Books – book spotlight Jul 1 –Library of Clean Reads - book spotlight / giveaway Jul 2 –Svetlanas reads and views – book review Jul 2 – Books and Zebras – book review / giveaway Jul 3 – Locks, Hooks and Books – book review / guest post / giveaway Jul 6 –The avid reader – book spotlight / giveaway Jul 7 –Mowgli with a book – book review / giveaway Jul 7 - Connie's History Classroom - book review Jul 8 – Books for Books – book review TBD –La libreria di Beppe - book spotlight / giveaway
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Join us for this tour from April 13 to May 1, 2020!
Book Details: Book Title: Bury Him: A Memoir of the Viet Nam War by Captain Doug Chamberlain Category: Non-Fiction (18 +), 348 pages Genre: Memoir, Biographies of the Marines Publisher: Love the West Publications LLC Release date: November 2019 Format available for review: print, mobi (for Kindle), epub, PDF Will send print books out: USA Tour dates: April 13 to May 1, 2020 Content Rating: PG + M: Some scenes of the war, no bad language, no sex.
“...His book recounts his agonized response to a direct order to 'bury' the remains of a fallen Marine in Vietnam...”
—John E. Brown, III Past president of JBU, and former AR State Senator
Book Description:
In this frank, engaging memoir, Captain Chamberlain chronicles the missions, personal courage and sacrifice of the Marines he was privileged to command; painfully recalls the unspeakable order he and his Marines were forced to obey; and the cover-up which followed. Nearly four decades later, Captain Chamberlain makes right what was wrong; brings closure to the family of a fallen and abandoned warrior; and attempts to put to rest the guilt which plagued his military career and life. Unlike most books on the Viet Nam War, this book is written at a tactical level by a Marine Company Commander who was there. 
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Doug Chamberlain, the grandson of homesteaders in eastern Wyoming and western Nebraska, grew up with the "country values" instilled in him in the rural environment of a very small community. Even though there were only 10 students in his high school graduating class, several of his classmates pursued careers, public service, and military service that took them to various locations around the world. His rural values and the foundational reinforcement of those values at the University of Wyoming and John Brown University proved to be tested in their entirety when he became a Marine Infantry Officer in the Viet Nam War. His life changing experiences in that war proved to haunt him during his search to solve a mystery that spanned 50 years...and Bury Him details the sordid facts and the horrible truth that had eluded him. Connect with the author: website ~ facebook
Tour Schedule:
Apr 13 – Working Mommy Journal – book review / giveaway Apr 13 -Adventurous Jessy – book spotlight / giveaway Apr 14 –T's Stuff – book spotlight / author interview / giveaway Apr 15 – StoreyBook Reviews – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Apr 16 – Books and Zebras – book review / giveaway Apr 17 –Rockin' Book Reviews – book review / guest post / giveaway Apr 21 - Over Coffee Conversations – book review / guest post / giveaway Apr 21 – @momfluenster – book spotlight / giveaway Apr 21 –Svetlana's reads and views – book review Apr 22 –Library of Clean Reads – book spotlight / giveaway Apr 22 - Olio By Marilyn – book review / giveaway Apr 22 -Olio By Marilyn – book spotlight/ author interview Apr 23 –Book Corner News and Reviews – book review / giveaway Apr 23 -Cheryl's Book Nook – book review / giveaway Apr 24 –fundinmental – book spotlight / giveaway Apr 27 –Jazzy Book Reviews – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Apr 27 –michellemengsbookblog – book review / giveaway Apr 28 –Locks, Hooks and Books – book review / giveaway Apr 29 –Literary Flits – book spotlight / giveaway Apr 29 -Leels Loves Books – book review / giveaway Apr 30 – She Just Loves Books – book review / giveaway May 1 –The avid Reader – book spotlight / giveaway TBD - Books,Dreams,Life - book spotlight / guest post / giveaway
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Join us for this tour from Apr 13 to May 1, 2020
Book Title: Perils and Pearls: In World War II, a Family's Story of Survival and Freedom from Japanese Jungle Prison Camps by Hulda Bachman-Neeb Category: Adult Non-Fiction, 190 pages Genre: Memoir / Japanese History Publisher: BristleCone Press Release date: September, 2019 Format available for review: print, mobi, epub, PDF Will send print books out: USA Tour dates: Apr 13 to May 1, 2020 Content Rating: PG: There are mentions of decapitation and ugly jail or camp scenes and murder. No bad words, no expletives, no drug use and no drinking.
"The story of our Dutch family being ripped apart isn't unique. Millions suffered beyond description during the war. However, today, I have the opportunity to share our story with others so that they may know just how priceless their freedom is. That is my sincerest wish in bringing this book to the general public." - Hulda Bachmann-Neeb
Book Description:
In World War II much of Asia fell under Japanese control after the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. All non-Asians were imprisoned in concentration camps until August of 1945, the end of the war in the Pacific. This is the story of a Dutch family, resident in the Dutch East Indies, that fell victim to the Japanese occupation and was interned in jungle camps throughout the war. It tells the journey from riches to rags, from fear and suffering, to the joy of freedom and recovery.
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Hulda Bachman–Neeb was born in Indonesia of colonial Dutch parentage two years before the Pearl Harbor attack on December 7, 1941. Because much of Asia fell under Japanese control, all non-Asians were imprisoned in concentration camps until August of 1945, the end of the war in the Pacific. As a member of the Dutch Foreign Service in her adult life, Hulda held assignments in twenty-five countries over a period of thirty-six years, retiring in 1996. She is married to an American, James Bachman, a historian and author, and has dual citizenship. Hulda and her husband live in Estes Park, Colorado. Connect with the author: website ~ facebook ~ twitter
Tour Schedule:
Apr 13 – Working Mommy Journal – book review / giveaway Apr 14 –Splashes of Joy – book review / giveaway Apr 14 -I'm Into Books – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Apr 15 –Library of Clean Reads – book review / giveaway Apr 16 – StoreyBook Reviews – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway Apr 16 - Locks, Hooks and Books – book review / guest post / giveaway Apr 17 –Literary Flits – book review / giveaway Apr 20 – Rockin' Book Reviews – book review / guest post / giveaway Apr 21 –@momfluenster – book spotlight / author interview / giveaway Apr 21- She Just Loves Books – book review / giveaway Apr 22 –Jazzy Book Reviews – book spotlight / author interview / giveaway Apr 22 -Leels Loves Books – book review / giveaway Apr 23 –Olio By Marilyn – book spotlight / author interview Apr 23 –Olio By Marilyn – book review / giveaway Apr 24 – Cheryl's Book Nook – book review / giveaway Apr 27 –Book Corner News and Reviews – book review / giveaway Apr 28 –Svetlana's reads and views – book review / giveaway Apr 29 –Laura's Interests – book review / guest post / giveaway Apr 30 –The avid Reader – book spotlight / guest post / giveaway May 1 – michellemengsbookblog – book review / giveaway TBD - Books,Dreams,Life - book spotlight / guest post / giveaway
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