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Showing posts with label Review Bloggers. Show all posts

Thursday, October 27, 2011

I Blog for Books @ WaterBrook/Multnomah

Perhaps you did not notice, but some of my reviews are in exchange for books. One of the programs I participate in is the "Blogging for Books" offer from WaterBrook/Multnomah Press. It's really kind of simple--request a book that your interested in (has to be one of the ones that's "available" from Multnomah--they're listed, it's easy). You can choose from electronic or traditional books as you prefer. They get the book to you, you read it, then you review it. Typically, you post your review on your blog and one of the major on-line outlets (B&N, Amazon, you get the idea), then list it on the B4B site. After that, you're eligible to order another book. Just click on the banner to sign up.


[Secret special for Preachers--you don't have to have a blog, check the "church" section of the site out for details.

Friday, October 15, 2010

Ah-Ah-Ah-Choooo!

I've joined BookSneeze, an on-line review consortium. (see widget at the side) Now I'll just see when they've got another ministry-related book for me to review. You will know if I've received the book from BookSneeze if you see a mention in the review disclaimer line.

I review for BookSneeze

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

Patterson Giveaway

I've not had much opportunity to read James Patterson (although I have enjoyed audio-reads and movies made from his books), so I'm hoping to win the giveaway over at Marta's Meanderings, where the reviewer is giving multiple opportunities to readers to win a copy of the collaboration Run for Your Life by Patterson and Michael Ledwidge.

I know that posting this gives my readers a chance at this thriller, but it also gives me another pea in the pod. So hop on over and take a gander, but don't comment, so I'll have more chances than you. Besides, if I win then you'll get to read my most humble but accurate opinion of Run for Your Life at some point in the future. Everybody wins!

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