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nightreader posted an update 3 weeks, 1 day ago
I like to post a review on books I win. I post them on my review blog and several sites, but don’t know if the author ever sees them. Has anyone found a place to post reviews here?
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One-Sentence Book Review 3 weeks, 6 days agoSilly, Frilly Grandma Tillie by Laurie A. Jacobs
An endearing childrens’ picture book, lovingly created in words and illustrations, bound to be a hit. -
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One-Sentence Book Review 3 weeks, 6 days agoChasing Suspect 3 by Rod Hoisington
An entertaining and wild ride through the tantalizing legal world. -
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One-Sentence Book Review 3 weeks, 6 days agoBlonde Demolition by Chris Redding
This book will get the adrenaline flowing, questions will be answered in unusual ways, all leading up to a tense but unexpected ending. -
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One-Sentence Book Review 3 weeks, 6 days agoSubmerged by Cheryl Kaye Tardif
”Submerged” dishes up a dash of reality, some pinches of the paranormal, a splash of romance and mixes it into a heart-wrenching terror-filled plot that will have you on the edge of your seat. -
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One-Sentence Book Review 3 weeks, 6 days agoDirty Work by Reed Farrel Coleman (a Rapid Reads book)
PI Gulliver Dowd’s honest toughness reminds me somewhat of a Humphrey Bogart type of PI. -
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One-Sentence Book Review 6 months, 1 week agoMad scientists, an evil genius, surprising superpowers, oh my!
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One-Sentence Book Review 6 months, 1 week agoA mixed bouquet of characters, secrets and suspense.
Nightshade on Elm Street- a Flower Shop Mystery #13 by Kate Collins -
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AUTHOR CHATS 1 year, 4 months agoI am fascinated by this Canadian author who seems to be able to write anything and make it exciting: Cheryl Kaye Tardif, author of Whale Song, Children of the Fog, Lancelot’s Lady are a few.
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I read Whale Song by Cheryl Kaye Tardif and liked it very much.
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She has been added to the list. – thanks!
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nightreader posted a new activity comment 1 year, 8 months ago
I have read several ARCs and have rarely found anything other than typos in them that would be eliminated in the final book. I`ve enjoyed almost every ARC I`ve read.
In reply to - curtis721 posted an update in the group The Galley Alley Have you ever read an advance reader copy (ARC)? How many? What was the ARC and how did you acquire it? What do you remember about the ARC that you […] · View -
nightreader posted a new activity comment 1 year, 8 months ago
Actually, ARCs usually state on them that they can not be sold. I`ve read many, usually trade to family members or friends but eventually donate them to remote locations with small libraries, some childrens books to illiteracy groups, some adult books to hospitals and seniors groups. Signed ARCs I keep. I`ve received ARCs from GoodReads,…[Read more]
In reply to - conniej posted an update in the group The Galley Alley Yes, I have read about 3 ARC’s so far. Two of them came from Random House I believe. I read the book for them and answered questions after reading the […] · View -
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The Galley Alley: 1 year, 11 months agoLooking forward to the next galley contest, love reading them and always post a review at my blog. Does anyone else have a blog of nothing but reviews?
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Name NANCY NAIGLE’S ’Kid’: 1 year, 11 months agoCongratulations quixoticweetzie!
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nightreader posted a new activity comment: 1 year, 12 months ago
As a matter of fact…. Yes, we’ve given her stuffed toy goats, photos of goats, we even took her to the petting zoo…
In reply to - nightreader posted an update in the group Name NANCY NAIGLE’S ’Kid’: ”Nibbles” We had a goat, and when the oil delivery truck came to the farm he would be sitting in his truck talking to us and rubbing her head, […] · View -
nightreader posted a new activity comment: 2 years ago
Actually yes, she has heard about it. Brenda (my daughter) was only 5 when we got her. Unfortunately something happened and the goat died. There was an autopsy because we thought she might have been poisoned, but it proved inconclusive. Every spring since then Brenda has told us we promised to get her another goat “in the spring). She is now 43…[Read more]
In reply to - nightreader posted an update in the group Name NANCY NAIGLE’S ’Kid’: ”Nibbles” We had a goat, and when the oil delivery truck came to the farm he would be sitting in his truck talking to us and rubbing her head, […] · View -
nightreader posted a new activity comment: 2 years ago
I thought so, remembering our (actually my youngest daughter’s) goat who was actually called Cindy… it was a little embarrassing when my brother later married a Cindy! She was a tall white goat (no, not my sister-in-law!), a Saanen doe. We used to sing to her ”Oh, Saanen Doe, we long to hear you…” when we didn’t know where she was hiding.
In reply to - nightreader posted an update in the group Name NANCY NAIGLE’S ’Kid’: ”Nibbles” We had a goat, and when the oil delivery truck came to the farm he would be sitting in his truck talking to us and rubbing her head, […] · View -
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Name NANCY NAIGLE’S ’Kid’: 2 years ago”Nibbles”
We had a goat, and when the oil delivery truck came to the farm he would be sitting in his truck talking to us and rubbing her head, not noticing that she was eating the straw stuffing out of his seat while he was sitting on it!-
I love that! Nibbles is so cute and fits her goat-iness:)
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I thought so, remembering our (actually my youngest daughter’s) goat who was actually called Cindy… it was a little embarrassing when my brother later married a Cindy! She was a tall white goat (no, not my sister-in-law!), a Saanen doe. We used to sing to her ”Oh, Saanen Doe, we long to hear you…” when we didn’t know where she was hiding.
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I love that story!! Our herds are mostly Boer goats but we do have a couple Saanen does that were retired from a dairy farm. They are sweet girls. Did you ever tell Cindy about her namesake hahah.
Thanks for these names…they’re great!-
Actually yes, she has heard about it. Brenda (my daughter) was only 5 when we got her. Unfortunately something happened and the goat died. There was an autopsy because we thought she might have been poisoned, but it proved inconclusive. Every spring since then Brenda has told us we promised to get her another goat “in the spring). She is now 43…[Read more]
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Maybe a stuffed animal would do at this point
OR a Christmas ornament with a goat on it. She needs closure, Mom -
As a matter of fact…. Yes, we’ve given her stuffed toy goats, photos of goats, we even took her to the petting zoo…
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The Galley Alley: 2 years agoIs Eyes Wide Open available starting today? I see it on the giveaways list but don’t see anything about it, or have I missed something?
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