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To enter, all you need to do is leave a comment below this blog post with your favorite quote or chapter from the book, or just a general comment about why you want in on the giveaway, by Monday April 18th at 9 a.m. EST..

how does fair, unbiased CNN, AKA ACNN (Anderson Cooper News Network) pick and choose stories as noteworthy... a comment is made by a very elderly priest, probably not quoted properly, and is «front page news» on CNN's website... this same man (priest) has written many great books, done a lot of great charity work in the poorer parts of New York and nothing is ever posted on the website... but something is said incorrectly and its published... is this fair, is it right, is it unbiased or is the motivation to make an entire Church lokk bad and let the anti-Catholic screwballs have their heyday in hateful posts... I didn't see this wonderful netwrok post anything about the disgusting, bigoted and hateful attacks, written by the liberal left wing media elites, like Maureen Dowd, against Rep. Paul Ryan and his Catholic faith... it's all acceptable to you liberal HYPOCRITES!

And don't forget - You can still enter to win a BOX OF BOOKS from Zondervan by leaving a comment after Thursday's post marking the big launch.

If you'd like to win a copy of this book leave me a comment below telling me what your favorite fall foods are by, October 16 at noon Central.

Maybe after they have retired some of those who left Arsenal will come out and write a book with comments such as «no faith in Wenger to win an EPL title», «too many simple mistakes by Wenger», «too slow in the transfer market», «Wenger's desire to win is non-existent», «too busy experimenting with player's positions...» etc..

August 4, 2016 By Nicolette Roux Leave a Comment Filed Under: Collections, Kids Activities & Crafts, Powerful Mothering Tagged With: books, pete the cat

(And stop back by and leave a comment with an update now and then to share how you're doing and which books are your children's favorites!)

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And one lucky Lunch Tray reader can win a free copy of the book just by leaving a comment below by 6 pm CST, Tuesday August 13th.

Leave a comment on this post by 12:00 am, Tuesday, April 7th, and you could win your own copy of Christine's book!

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«Noting that by the end of the year, half of the Atkins group had dropped out, and those who remained ended up an unimpressive 4 % lighter, Fat of The Land author Michael Fumento commented, «do you really think any of them could sell a single book copy, much less as many as 15 million (for Atkins), by admitting to a 50 percent drop - out rate in one year with a mere five percent of weight loss among those left?»

By the way, I know what you mean about some comments that people leave, I had someone saying, great book review... I was huh... lol... I didn't publish that comment xox

Friends, first, I want to thank all of you that stopped by on Monday and left me so many sweet comments about the group book, In Her Shoes: Me, Myself and I. I was so humbled and speechless by so many sweet comments and words of encouragement here on the blog, Facebook, and Instagram.

SCHOOLS CAN NOT DO IT ALONE by Jamie Vollmer A book study: Please participate in the discussion by leaving a comment below.

Leave a Comment» comparative titles, publishing, query Tagged: book proposals, query, title comps Permalink Posted by lynnpricewrites

I attended and participated (when that was allowed) in many HOAs by leaving comments, questions, and interactions with others also viewing or presenting, on topics ranging from books, book marketing, authors, writing, marketing, social media, spirituality / meditation and more.

If you've found the videos, free templates and resources on DIY Book Formats useful, you can also show your appreciation by clicking the «like» button down below, or leaving a rave reviews or testimonials (if you add your author name and book title, I can even feature your comments on the homepaBook Formats useful, you can also show your appreciation by clicking the «like» button down below, or leaving a rave reviews or testimonials (if you add your author name and book title, I can even feature your comments on the homepabook title, I can even feature your comments on the homepage).

Check it out, leave a comment, and also check out Book View Cafe itself, one of the more intriguing authors» cooperatives to spring up recently, co-founded by acclaimed sci - fi author, Ursula K. Le Guin.

The Internet is starting to fill the gap left by the current crisis of the traditional media, because it provides a new alternative source of information about books, and sometimes it helps to circulate literary texts or comments about the books that people have read.

First, let me say that authors should take the time to support other authors at book signings, buy purchasing their books and leaving an Amazon review, by following their blog tours, by reading their blogs and commenting.

The recent innovation of Kobo Pulse ™ takes social reading to a new level — readers can feel the pulse of a book, start conversations, share comments and thoughts and leave reviews by «Liking», «Disliking» and / or commenting, real - time, with others who are reading the same book.

Enter to win a copy of Labor Day by leaving a comment about a book cover that you love (or loathe) by Tuesday, August 4.

For a chance to win copies of Sidetracked, Firewall and One Step Beyond (the three books behind the three episodes), leave a comment by May 13 mentioning your favorite fictional sleuth / detective who's been adapted for the big or small screen or who'd you'd like to see adapted.

Leave a comment by Tuesday, May 19, saying which book you most want to read, and why, for a chance to win all four novels.

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-LSB-...] 3 Book Cover Design Mistakes To Avoid When Self Publishing a Book 11/05/2011 By Anthony Leave a Comment Welcome to another actionable tips video.

-LSB-...] SEO Basics For Your Author Website To Sell More Books 01/05/2012 By Anthony Leave a Comment As book marketing and the building of author platforms continues to grow online, there's never been a more crucial time for self publishers and independent authors to have an effective author website.

For example, in John Locke's book, How I Sold 1 Million eBooks, he explains how he would create relationships with his readers by visiting their blogs and leaving comments or tweeting back and forth with people.

Send letters to editors, comment on others» blogs, leave thoughtful reviews for books by other writers on places like Amazon and GoodReads.

I just posted another book review and would love it if you could stop by and leave a comment on the blog.

With Kobo Pulse, readers can feel the pulse of a book, start conversations, share comments and thoughts and leave reviews by «Liking», «Disliking» and / or commenting, in real - time, with others who are reading the same book.

Best reviews are the ones that are a mix of critical comments and positive as it means the reader was affected by your book enough that they took the time to leave a thoughtful review on many points.

September 4, 2008 Posted by Yen Book Tour, Bookstores, Online Marketing, Social Networking, Update Your Database Christopher S. Penn's Awaken Your Superhero, Confessions of an Idiosyncratic Mind, Publishers Marketplace, Seth Godin, Shelf Awareness, Vanity Fair Leave a Comment

The negative ones can hurt and the ones left by folks who haven't read the book but who leave negative comments simply because they don't like the price or author politics or whatever are always a head meets wall moment.

Readers will often look past substantive issues and finish the book, but they won't pick up another book by that author, and they will leave negative comments, such as, «Some parts were confusing» (a problem with consistency), «The writing was choppy» (a problem with flow within and between paragraphs), «It wasn't well written» (a problem with awkward sentences and possibly other various issues), «I wasn't sure who was saying what» or «The dialogue wasn't that great,» and «It didn't really hold my attention» or «The story was boring» (a problem with telling instead of showing).

Oh, and to answer the questions (I went to leave a comment before I entered), I do read ebooks, I haven't read many indie books but I loved Her Own Devices by Shelley Adina, and one of my favorite YA novels (can't be an absolute favorite, but it's what came to mind) is My Hands Came Away Red by Lisa McKay.

For a while I suffered from anxiety and immobility, especially when I saw the negative comments left by bloggers who read my first book.

By Atticus Books • January 22, 2013 • Of Literary Interest, Six Degrees Left • Comments Off on Six Degrees Left: Tightening the Bond Between Libraries and Small Presses, Part Three

Comment by Alan Carlin: As explained at some length in my book, Environmentalsim Gone Mad: How a Sierra Club Activist and Senior EPA Analyst Discovered a Radical Green Energy Fantasy, the environmental movement was gradually taken over by left wing extremists.

Last week, when my new book, Into the Dustbin, was discussed by Judith Curry and Anthony Watts on their respective blogs, a person named Grant A. Brown left comments suggesting that I lost my job with the National Post as a result of a defamation lawsuit.

Book Review — Winning Nice by Dawna Stone Written by Scot Herrick on October 15, 2007 in Book Reviews 1 Comment - Leave a cComment - Leave a commentcomment!