It's been more than a couple weeks since I've participated in these fun hops. I visit the blogs, I've just not posted.
So first, we're going to go with Crazy-For-Books Book Blogger Hop. This week it's being hosted by Lori's Reading Corner.
Today's question - Who's the one author you're dying to meet?
It's hard to narrow this down to just one, but if I had to choose (and I do!) I would have to say Steve Berry. I love his books and would love to chat with him about all his travels researching the history he includes in each one.
Next is Follow Friday hosted by Parajunkee's View.
Today the question is - The magic book fairy pops out of your cereal box and says "You and your favorite character (from a book of course) can switch places!" Who are you going to switch with?
Another hard one because I don't really have a favorite. I think I would switch places with Hermoine Granger. She's smart and a witch. And she gets to hang out with some pretty cool people too.
~ Anyone who says they have only one life to live must not know how to read a book. ~ Author Unknown
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Friday, June 10, 2011
Friday, April 22, 2011
Friday Book Blog Hops 4.22.11
Friday Blog Hop Time! Jennifer at Crazy-for-Books hosts the Book Blogger Hop -
This weeks question - If you find a book you love, do you hunt down other books by the same author?
Well, of course I do. Sometimes I'm disappointed, but most of the time if the first book I pick up is one that I enjoyed I will enjoy all the books, although maybe not equally. A few of my now favorite authors who I found randomly are Steve Berry, Douglas Preston, Kathy Reichs. I first picked up their books because the titles caught my eye at the library.
Rachel at Parajunkee's View hosts Friday Follow.

This weeks question - What is on your current playlist right now?
How sad, I don't have a playlist. I rarely listen to music in the car, not that I don't love music - but the car is my quiet time, and sometimes I'll listen to my iTunes randomly if I'm working on the computer. That doesn't happen very often though because I get distracted. If I do listen to music in the car it's either one of my Daughtry CD's or the rock station on the radio.
~ Anyone who says they have only one life to live must not know how to read a book. ~ Author Unknown
This weeks question - If you find a book you love, do you hunt down other books by the same author?
Well, of course I do. Sometimes I'm disappointed, but most of the time if the first book I pick up is one that I enjoyed I will enjoy all the books, although maybe not equally. A few of my now favorite authors who I found randomly are Steve Berry, Douglas Preston, Kathy Reichs. I first picked up their books because the titles caught my eye at the library.
Rachel at Parajunkee's View hosts Friday Follow.
This weeks question - What is on your current playlist right now?
How sad, I don't have a playlist. I rarely listen to music in the car, not that I don't love music - but the car is my quiet time, and sometimes I'll listen to my iTunes randomly if I'm working on the computer. That doesn't happen very often though because I get distracted. If I do listen to music in the car it's either one of my Daughtry CD's or the rock station on the radio.
~ Anyone who says they have only one life to live must not know how to read a book. ~ Author Unknown
Friday, April 15, 2011
Friday Book Blog Hops 4.15.11
I'm pretty sure I missed these last week. But I'm back for now so let's do this thing!
Crazy-for-Books is my first link up. She hosts the Book Blogger Hop.

This weeks question - "Pick a character from a book you are currently reading or have just finished reading and tell us about him/her."
I just (seriously, like an hour ago) finished reading Dead Weight by Batt Humphreys. There are many real and a few fictional characters in the book, I'm going to tell you about Miss Randy. A Charleston transplant from New Orleans, Miss Randy runs some of the brothels in the city. She is a decent person though, and throughout the book you get to see her compassion. She is also a woman - so she has some cunning and a few tricks up her sleeve. I really ended up liking her a lot. She seemed like a real person - which is the point of good writing, isn't it?
Next up we have Follow Friday hosted by Parajunkee.

Her question this week - "Do you have anyone that you can discuss books with IRL? Tell us about him/her."
Well, as far as face-to-face there is one - that would be Nicole. Everyone thinks we are sisters, which is cool. And we have pretty similar tastes in books. I lean more to the mystery than she does though. Plus she is willing to branch out a little more than I am. She recommended The Kite Runner to me and I loved that book. I have real life friends I discuss books with - but since we are a military bunch it's not face to face. But mostly, I read the blogs because there are not a lot of readers in my life.
~ Anyone who says they have only one life to live must not know how to read a book. ~ Author Unknown
Crazy-for-Books is my first link up. She hosts the Book Blogger Hop.
This weeks question - "Pick a character from a book you are currently reading or have just finished reading and tell us about him/her."
I just (seriously, like an hour ago) finished reading Dead Weight by Batt Humphreys. There are many real and a few fictional characters in the book, I'm going to tell you about Miss Randy. A Charleston transplant from New Orleans, Miss Randy runs some of the brothels in the city. She is a decent person though, and throughout the book you get to see her compassion. She is also a woman - so she has some cunning and a few tricks up her sleeve. I really ended up liking her a lot. She seemed like a real person - which is the point of good writing, isn't it?
Next up we have Follow Friday hosted by Parajunkee.
Her question this week - "Do you have anyone that you can discuss books with IRL? Tell us about him/her."
Well, as far as face-to-face there is one - that would be Nicole. Everyone thinks we are sisters, which is cool. And we have pretty similar tastes in books. I lean more to the mystery than she does though. Plus she is willing to branch out a little more than I am. She recommended The Kite Runner to me and I loved that book. I have real life friends I discuss books with - but since we are a military bunch it's not face to face. But mostly, I read the blogs because there are not a lot of readers in my life.
~ Anyone who says they have only one life to live must not know how to read a book. ~ Author Unknown
Monday, April 11, 2011
Book Blogger Hop Non Weekend Edition
Crazy for Books usually starts this hop on Fridays. I didn't participate this week because I was finishing up a paper for school, and since her schedule was busy she didn't host on Friday - but she's hosting now - so I'm joining in!
This weeks question: Outside of books, what's your guilty pleasure?
My guilty pleasure is this TV show -
~ Anyone who says they have only one life to live must not know how to read a book. ~ Author Unknown
This weeks question: Outside of books, what's your guilty pleasure?
My guilty pleasure is this TV show -
I wish I could explain why, but I can't.
~ Anyone who says they have only one life to live must not know how to read a book. ~ Author Unknown
Friday, March 25, 2011
Friday Book Blog Hops 3.25.11
So glad it's Friday!
Today's first hop is hosted by Crazy-for-Books
Today's question -
If you could physically put yourself into a book or series... which one would it be and why?
Great question! A hard one too. I would have to say I would like to be in the Little House books. Those were my first favorites and I still think it would be awesome to live in the "pioneer days". Although, I think I'd rather live in town than out on the homestead working my butt off for 20 hours a day!
Now it's time for Follow Friday hosted by Parajunkee
Today's Fun -
Inspired by the inane twitter trend of #100factsaboutme give us five book related silly facts about you.
Wow - another hard one. Let's see what I can think of...
1. I'm obsessed with picking books to read. I have hundreds on my eReader and shelves full but I still have to go the library at least once a week and get some to read from there too. I'll never be able to read all of them.
2. I never read new releases. The hype is too much and I think I'll be disappointed. I usually wait about a year before I read anything 'new'.
3. I don't keep my books. *GASP* If I've bought books, after I read them I donate them to the library.
4. I never reread books. That's why I don't feel obligated to keep them.
5. I always read a cozy mystery (or two!) after reading a big ass book. Yes, even when it's a series and no, I don't know why!
Join the book hopping fun and have a great weekend!
~ Anyone who says they have only one life to live must not know how to read a book. ~ Author Unknown
Friday, March 11, 2011
Friday Book Blog Hops 3.11.11
They ask the questions
I answer them
Link up
Check out the other bloggers
It's a good time
The first Friday Blog Hop is hosted by Crazy-for-Books
Today the question is
"If I gave you £50 (or $80) and sent you into a bookshop right now, what would be in your basket when you finally staggered to the till?"
That's pretty easy for me - all the following books are by Steve Berry
The Charlemagne Pursuit
The Paris Vendetta
The Emperors Tomb
The Jefferson Key (this would be a pre order!)
The Paris Vendetta
The Emperors Tomb
The Jefferson Key (this would be a pre order!)
It would also probably cost more than 80 bucks - so I would have to get some as downloads for my Kobo!
The second hop comes courtesy of Parajunkee's View
Today's question is
who are You the Boy/Girl, instead of You the Blogger?
Well, I'm a married mom of one. Currently, I'm enrolled in school working towards a degree in Elementary Education. We are a military family living in South Carolina. I'm a Mystery/Suspense kind of girl but will read other types of books if the mood strikes me. I have homeschooled my son in the past and am considering doing it again. We are a cub scout family. Like to camp and love the beach. My other blog, Life on Planet Caddick, is my venting blog where I will pretty much tell it like it is - just like I do in real life! I hate rude people and being late. No pets - we used to have three cats, and they were with us for a very long time. I miss them. There you go - the abridged version of me!
~ Anyone who says they have only one life to live must not know how to read a book. ~ Author Unknown
Friday, February 11, 2011
Friday Book Blog Hops
Time for the Friday Book Blog hops! The first one is Follow Friday hosted by Parajunkee's Views

The question this week -
~ Anyone who says they have only one life to live must not know how to read a book. ~ Author Unknown
The question this week -
What is your favorite romance hero-type? Stereotype wise. Do you like the strong silent type or the brute macho man?
For reading I like the brute macho man type. I can't stand those wishy washy crying guys - blech!
The second is Book Blogger Hop hosted by Crazy-for-Books
For today - "Tell us about one of your posts from this week and give us a link so we can read it (review or otherwise)!"
I've been participating in a 30 days of books challenge with my bloggy friend Just a Geek Named Jess so I'm going to link to this post - 30 Days of Books Day 4
Friday, February 4, 2011
Friday Book Blog Hops
It's Friday which means Book Blogger Hops
The first one I participated in for the first time last week on my WordPress Blog (which is semi gone now). It's hosted by Crazy-For-Books.
Question for this week: What are you reading now and why are you reading it?
I'm reading The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (on my Kobo) because I'm a follower and I heard so many good things about it that I had to check it out for myself. I'm actually enjoying it, I just wish I had more free time to read it.
The second hop is hosted by Parajunkee and this is my first week participating in this one!
Question: What is the book you are currently 'pushing'?
Actually anything by Steve Berry. I love, love, love him. But if I had to pick just one of his books to actually push it would be The Romanov Prophecy - because Russian History fascinates me and because it's a 'stand alone' book.
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