It is with some sorrow that I say goodbye to the Darkwood tour. I am still not back in form since the death of my father two weeks ago and I feel like I didn’t get the full benefit of the tour. I wanted to interview the author. I believe she’s a professor. I think [...]

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Day Two of the Darkwood Tour. I enjoyed the interviews, and appreciated reading some posts from some new bloggers. Today we had: A review at A Patchwork of Books I put a few quotes on All About Children’s Books Becky has an author interview up at Becky’s Book Reviews April’s review is up at Cafe [...]

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It’s over. I hate to say it, but it’s time to bid a fond farewell Meg and Calen, the kids from The Dragon of Trelian. I hope the Ms. Knudsen is cracking on the sequel so we can meet up with these friends again soon. Here’s our wrap-up for the tour. We had thirteen blogs participate (sympathies and prayers go to [...]

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Last day on the blog tour for Michelle Knudsen’s The Dragon of Trelian. I’m sorry to say that Technorati’s most popular books page has been broken for a month now. Hmmm. I’m not sure if we’ll even use the link that Technorati counts, on future tours. Meanwhile, here are the latest links: Review: A Christian [...]

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Day two of The Dragon of Trelian tour! Here are more great posts~ Reviews at: Becky’s Book Review Abby the Librarian Cafe of Dreams Dolce Bellezza Homeschool Book Buzz Small World Reads 160 Acre Woods Through a Child’s Eyes Through the Looking Glass Reviews Interviews at: Becky’s Book Reviews How long did it take to write? Becky [...]

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We set off today to tour Michelle Knudsen’s middle grade fantasy novel, The Dragon of Trelian. I enjoyed The Dragon of Trelian. I love fairytale-type stories. I love young, orphaned mage apprentices. I can’t wait to find out what the rest of the bloggers thought of it. So, without further ado, here are the links [...]

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Shelli, at Market My Words, interviewed Alan Gratz today. You all remember Alan because he’s the creator of that smart, cute, teen amateur detective, Horatio Wilkes. Well, Horatio has nothing on Alan in the smarts department. So if you are an author looking for ways to market, it wouldn’t hurt you to read what Alan [...]

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The big pink Bible bus is rolling off, leaving nothing but the memories. I loved this book and loved this tour. I enjoyed all the interviews, particularly. And I especially appreciate Ms. Law playing along as she’s said she’s kind of a private, shy type of person. It was good of her to make herself [...]

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Here we are in the third day of the Savvy tour already. We had so many interesting interviews with Ingrid, I’m sure she’s exhausted. I’m amazed she’s still able to smile at us all from her author picture. Oh. Um. Never mind. Everyone loved the book. It’s always fun to do a tour on a book [...]

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First things, first. I have no excuse, Noel warned me that the email Feedburner sent to subscribers last Friday had a bad link in it. I have no idea why I didn’t think it was necessary to send out a follow-up email, warning you to get your links off the site and not out of the email. [...]

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