NETGALLEY KNOCKOUT CHALLENGE FOR
2013
I
love challenges, and I love NetGalley. I mean I really, really love NetGalley. It’s
a book addict’s paradise! You get to request books for review from mainstream
and indie authors and publishers, and if you’re approved, you get to read and
review these e-ARCs before its official release date. I’d recommend NetGalley to
authors and readers alike. Anyway, back to my NetGalley obsession. New books
get uploaded to NetGalley daily, which makes me a daily stalker…ahem, I mean
visitor to their website to browse for more books, even though I already have a
ton of books for review. Being the book addict I am, I believe there’s no such
thing as too many books, but even if another fifty years are added to my life,
I fear it still might not be enough to get me through my current book pile. So,
this challenge is perfect. For the next three months I’ll be focusing
exclusively on reading and reviewing the books that I currently have in my
NetGalley folder (excluding the ones I’ll undoubtedly request during the next
three months):
Data Runner by Sam A. Patel
Hindsight by Sarah Belle
Whistling Past the
Graveyard
by Susan
Crandall
Ink (The Paper Gods,
#1)
by Amanda
Sun
Plague Ship by Leonard
Goldberg
Pharaoh by David
Gibbins
Chasing Hope by Kathryn Cushman
Chasing Hope by Kathryn Cushman
Only seven books, I hear you say? Well…yes and no. Only seven NetGalley books, amongst hundreds of others I already have on my kindle and which I’ve been dying to
read since the start of last year, but which I haven’t yet found the time to
read. For the NetGalley Knockout Challenge these six books will be my priority.
You
can also sign up for this challenge. After three months a winner will be
selected to win a book of his/her choice to the value of $15. Click here or on the image at the top of this
post (or in the sidebar) to read the rules and sign-up for this challenge. It’s
not limited to NetGalley books only, but to any review books you have on your
to-read list. Good luck!
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