The wrap up for This is the Feast is as follows:

We went to number one on Technorati the afternoon of the first day and we’ve stayed for three solid days. It appears that Technorati is broken, frozen in place, and I say, “What a wonderful time for it to break.” It’s like when the Ferris wheel stops and you’re in the top car and you sit up there swinging back and forth and looking out over all the lights of the carnival. Perfect.

I like having This is the Feast sitting above that other book for three days running. Too fun.

We had seventeen blogs participating in the tour. Twelve went for three days! I’m so proud of you all!

Three-day Bloggers:

All About Children’s Books
Becky’s Book Reviews
Cafe of Dreams
Dolce Bellezza
Homeschool Buzz
KidzBookBuzz.com
Through the Looking Glass Reviews
Maw Books Blog
Never Jam Today
Quiverfull Family
Reading is my Superpower
Small World Reads

We had a total of 45 posts about this book.

We had contests with prizes (If you haven’t seen mine at All About Children’s Books, go check it out. It will go on through Thanksgiving Day, and it’s a fun one, I think.) interviews, and many, many wonderful reviews. We had recipes, memes, poems, history lessons, and craft ideas.

This was a fun, fun, tour. Thanks to all of you for taking part!

More importantly, we’ve had some great posts.

Check out what Bellezza did with photos she took of the book. I love that. And she did a wonderful review. (Heh heh, now we know what kinds of book’s she likes we won’t send her anymore of the ones with bare breasts.)

Noel, at Never Jam Today, has done her usual, above and beyond posts, revealing the answers to secret questions we all had but were afraid to ask. She’s one of my all time favorite librarians. Check her out.

Becky, my favorite prolific reviewer, has put up a Thanksgiving Meme which I’m going to answer on my blog later today. She gets extra points for changing A mom pseaks to A mom speaks, also. Yeah for Becky who always posts on time, always does something interesting, and always gets her links in working order.

Kathy at Homeschool Buzz gave us traditions, recipes, crafts and even dug up what the Z stands for in Diane Z. Shore’s name.

Through the Looking Glass has a nice interview where Shore reveals a secret in learning how to write rhyming children’s books.

Quiverfull Family had a great review of the book.

Superfast Reader at Reading is My Superpower has been cracking me up this time with stories about Superfast Hubby and Superfast Toddler.

And I finish up with Sarah at Small World Reads who may have written the perfect post here. Not too long, full of helpful info, and inspiring on several levels. She makes me want to be a better mom, and she teaches me something by calling attention to details in the book I’d not noticed, and she makes me want to thank God, too.

Today is the start of a blog tour for This is the Feast, by Atlanta author, Diane Z. Shore.

I enjoyed the book and will be looking forward to seeing what everyone else has to say about it.

Check out participating bloggers:

the 160acrewoods, A Mom Speaks, All About Children’s Books, Becky’s Book Reviews, Cafe of Dreams, Dolce Bellezza, Homeschool Buzz, KidzBookBuzz.com, Looking Glass Reviews, Maggie Reads, Maw Books Blog, Never Jam Today, Our Big Earth, Quiverfull Family, Reading is My Superpower, SmallWorld Reads