FEBRUARY
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**UPDATE: February's contest is now closed. Winner's have been notified!**
Prize Pack for February
You must be signed up for the challenge to enter the monthly prize draw. If you are a non-blogger then please fill out this form to submit your review for entry. Remember, this is for fun, you don't have to enter every month nor is it obligatory.
Add your review links for FEBRUARY to the Mister Linky below. Please add the direct link to your review not just your blog url! This months prize pack is WORLDWIDE and courtesy of Headline! Good Luck!
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My wrap-up for January is posted here:
http://cmashlovestoread.blogspot.com/2008/08/challenges.html
Hi Mash - thanks for adding your jan link to the comments, but unfortunately I've had to delete it from Mr Linky as this post is just for February reviews.
I just added my first one :)
My Feb. addition
I've added my review for The Paris Vendetta. I really recommend anything by Steve Berry.
Since I'm new to your challenge I'd like to ask how the monthly reviews section work: if I read several books for the challenge in the same month do I make a new link and entry for each one of the reviews, or I can only participate with 1 review?
Thanks,
Stella
Hi Stella, although the challenge says read 12 books, if you read more then that's great. You can add as many review links for that particular month as you want to, as long as you read and reviewed them in the month you are linking them to. Hope that answers your question? :)
Yes, thanks for clearing that up! :-)
I posted a review for Venom by Joan Brady.
I posted my review for The Atlantis Code by Charles Brokaw. If you liked Da Vinci Code, you'll probably like this book.
I just left a post for The Red Dahlia, by Lynda LaPlante. A really good novel!
Just signed up and just posted my first review too, for Random. I found the challenge when googling to see what other reviewers had thought of it !
Another one from me - The Man From Beijing,by Henning Mankell.
...and another! Smilla's Sense of Snow.
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