What Are You Reading Monday? #49

Books I completed in the last week are:
*Reading a lot of children’s book – I’m going to make a challenge of the titles found in 1001 Children’s Books to Read before I Grow Up (just need help with a button)


Devil’s Food Cake Murder by Joanna Fluke (Audio)


Bookmarks are still living in the middle of:
*Reading a lot of children’s book – I’m going to make a challenge of the titles found in 1001 Children’s Books to Read before I Grow Up (just need help with a button)



Dragon Slippers by Jessica Day George (p50)
Death Threads by Elizabeth Lynn Casey (P210)
A Spoonful of Poison by M C Beaton (audio) (CD1)


Up Next:


1022 Evergreen Place by Debbie Macomber (audio)


Reviews posted this week:




Author Guest Posts/Interviews:


Blog Tour: (Novel Publicity) The House of Order by John Paul Jaramillio (April 11)
Blog Tour (Dark Mind) : Giveaway/Review - The Last Girl by Kitty Thomas (April 30)
Blog Tour (WOW): Author Interview & Giveaway - The Whip by Karen Kondazian (May 8)



Special Blog Hop Giveaways



May Day Hop (May 1 - 7)

Books still needing to have reviews written (as opposed to the ones that are simply awaiting posting):


January Brings the Snow by Sara Coldridge
Hercubear vs. The Cyclops Rabbit by Lesley Williams (ebook)
Caterpillars Don’t Check Email by Calee M Lee, illustration: Jacob Lee (ebook)
My Friend the Bear by J J Ley (ebook)
Animals At The Zoo – Volume 4 by G Alexander (ebook)
My Lucky Life In And Out of Show Business by Dick Van Dyke (audio)
Easter Bunnies Everywhere by Ranae Rea (ebook)
Airplane Car by Cinda Lee (ebook)
Devil’s Food Cake Murder by Joanna Fluke (Audio)


Giveaways on the blog this week and in coming weeks:





Freebie Friday – Sundays at Tiffany by James Patterson (April 13 – 20) Winner -
Freebie Friday - Play for Pizza by John Grisham (April 20 - 27) Winner –

Giveaways Winners


Freebie Friday - To Catch An Heiress by Julia Quinn (January 20 - 27) Winner – Julie Witt
Freebie Friday - The Client by John Grisham (January 27 – Feb 3) Winner – Carol Wong