I'm a little behind sorting out winners, but here's the next contest for Tote Bags'n'Blogs!
Today there will be two winners! They will each win a tote bag with books and other goodies!
Head on over to the Tote Bags'n'Blogs blog and look around. Come back and tell me about at least 2 posts you read and make at least one comment on one them. Megan's post doesn't count!
Good luck!
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ReplyDeletePost #1: Saturday, September 13, 2008
ReplyDeleteAll In The Family ~ by Fiona Lowe
This post was about how you can sometimes see your own family in the movies and books you watch and read. -Commented on this one-
Post #2: Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Firsts...
This post was about how the firsts are always memorable.
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ReplyDeleteI read quite a few, but I'll specifically mention "How Michael Phelps saved the Olympics" and "Harlequin Party Report."
ReplyDeleteI love how personal the blog can hit you. I read the one about the "Firsts" and the one about seeing your family in movies and such. I loved the one about the blogger's firsts. I think that all girls love remembering these things because it just shows that we're growing up. There's still many "firsts" i haven't experienced myself. haha. Kind of a late bloomer i guess. anyways, please enter me in the contest. thanks. =)
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Fantastic giveaway! I read and commented on "Firsts..." and read "Covering covers." Thanks!
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I read her Firsts post and I commented on the My Favourite Time of the Year (Autumn). I'm going to add this blog to my Google Reader now!
ReplyDeleteI read the post about "Firsts" and commented on a couple of my firsts.
ReplyDeleteI also read Fiona Lowe's post about "All in the Family" where she discusses films and books that she relates to and why.
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Hi I read and commented on the "First" topic and then I read the rest of the blog but especially the one about her son doing stand up.
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I read 'Firsts' and commented about my own first kiss (ewwwwww...not a good start for me)and I read and commented on "My favourite time of year - Donna Alward" (I agree with her about fall--it's the most wonderful time of the year!
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Elizabeth
Okay, I read the post titled "Firsts..." and commented on it, then I read the post titled "Where do you get your ideas?".
ReplyDeleteBoth very fun and informaive! Good blog -
Thank you!!
Darby
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I loved the post on "Firsts" - it brought back some very fun memories. I also liked "All in the Family" for the same reason!
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I couldn't resist commenting on the "First..." post and I also really enjoyed the "Where do you get your ideas ? - Kate Walker" post.
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Great blog! I had never been there before. I commented on Firsts as well and enjoyed reading the post called All in the Family since I watch lots of movies.
ReplyDeleteI read her blogs about first loves and comfort reading. They both really struck a note with me. I hadn't thought about my first kiss for a long time, and it was fun to think back to my first romance novel. I also have a stack of books by my bed--I can't fathom not having something to read!
ReplyDeleteI had a lot of fun reading the posts about her son's stand up comedy and ideas, too. Thanks for the link, the giveaway, and BBAW!
I read
ReplyDelete• Firsts,
• All In The Family ~ by Fiona Lowe, and
• Where do you get your ideas? - Kate Walker.
I commented on the last one, in which Walker talks about where she gets ideas for books.
All in the Family is a post about how we as consumers recognize our family in books and films.
And Firsts is about first love, first kiss, first romance ...
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I read the post Firsts and commented on it. It's about our first kiss, first love, first romance novel we read. I also Read All in the Family about how we often can find similarities between movie and book characters and members of our own families and perhaps friends. Thanks for the giveaway! awalworth19(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteSO glad you sent me over there - did you know Susanna Carr has a post about Olympians who are on your "men to do" list????? YIKES! I don't even have a men to do list! (Or, I didn't, before reading that post.)
ReplyDeleteAnd then I went back and read the post from my birthday, and commented on it. It's by Kate Walker, called 12 points for writing romance, and was actually hugely informative.
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I entered 2 posts, one on the first...and one on comfort reads
ReplyDeleteI agree with many about the post ALL IN THE FAMILLY I often find resemblances to my family members and friends in books sometimes good and sometimes not so good
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Blueviolet, Cindy and Tawny posts but the first one by Donna Alward I loved; loved not only the post but love her books as well.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry, deleted to repost, I errored, lol.Shouldn't try to type with headache going on.
ReplyDeleteI visit there daily. :)
I've read and commented at these blogs: today Firsts by Tawny Weber... and Thursday, September 11, 2008 Can I Tempt You?
Thanks,
Dina
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I read th about Jinx--which I've seen somewhere lately but I forget where--and then I read about Shayla Black's new book...that I'm looking up more info on right now :)
ReplyDeleteRead Firsts and Research is Fun! Commented on Firsts.
ReplyDeleteI read Firsts and All in the Family. I commented on Firsts!
ReplyDeleteI read firsts...It detailed her first love, first kiss (same person), and her first romance novel love! (The first kiss made me chuckle, lol).
ReplyDeleteI also read Where do you get your ideas ? - Kate Walker...It details the process Kate uses to find inspiration/ideas for her writing (I laughed when I found out she once wrote a book just to incorporate the line: "I don't know who the hell you are, but you're certainly not my wife!") - I commented on this one (I'm Jay...well I'm not, my son is, lol)
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I read Where Do You Get Your Ideas by Kate Walker and I read and commented on My Favourite Time of Year by Donna Alward
ReplyDeleteTote Bags'n'Blogs is one of my favorite blogs, and I visit there regularly. Today I read and commented on the All in the Family article about books and movies. I also enjoyed Tawny's and Megan's articles, and I left a comment for Christina on hers. And don't you think the cover for Anna Campbell's book is wonderful?
ReplyDeleteI read Firsts and "All In The Family ~ by Fiona Lowe" as well. All in the Family is the one that I left a commen on. :)
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Hi, I enjoyed Christina Hollis' article. She talks about how every author gets at least one wonderful moment ~ that perfect phrase, a love story clicks or the call that comes to buy your work. Then, there are times of disappointment! She asks if anyone ever lets their heroine take the brunt of the down times?! I found that very interesting. Thanks, Cindi
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I read "Firsts"--what a great first kiss description--and Anna Gracie's "Research Is Fun!" in which Gracie describes a research trip, which was supposed to be a "quickie" , to a foundling hospital and where she discovered a display of trinkets left for the babies by their mothers, which supplied the basis for a story in her book. (comments on both)
ReplyDeleteFirsts and All in the Family.
ReplyDeleteRe: First, How do you not remember your first romance book? I read Perfect by Judith McNaught and still remember it perfectly!!
I read All in the Family and Research is Fun, and left a comment on Research.
ReplyDeleteLoved the part of Family when she talks about While You Were Sleeping -- the scene for me was when the family was in church. That one is MY family in public!
I read Tawny Webber's Firsts post and Anna Campbell's Can I Tempt You? post.
ReplyDeleteI love this blog. They have great posts by some amazing authors.
That's such a great blog. I read and commented on the Anne McAllister post in which she discussed book dedications. I also read and left a comment on Susanna Carr's "Men to Do" post. Both were excellent!
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I read the post about Firsts (and commented on that one) and I also read the post about All in the Family...so true! Love it when books/movies connect like that.
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I read Anna Campbell's post about her upcoming book and posted on Anne Gracie's post about orphanage's where mother's had to leave a token behind with their child so the child could be identified if she decided not to give him/her up.
ReplyDeleteThat Vital Spark - Christina Hollis and
ReplyDeleteCan I Tempt You? by Anna Campbell
I love these authors. Anna is one of my absolute faves. I loved her cover of Tempt the Devil. Th book won't be out til December which sucks b/c I want to read it now. LOL
I read and commented on (and enjoyed) the post about summer reads and the post about firsts.
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Hi Amy,
ReplyDeleteI read : 5-books-i-read-over-summer & read and posted on:Jenny Gardiner, self-help books, Sleeping with Ward Cleaver.
Thank you,
Susan B.
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PS if this posts twice Sorry, the blog kept jumping & throwing me out!!!