In case you forgot the deal, there is an EPIC author event scheduled for Powell's Books in Portland Oregon on April 17th! It will feature a panel of SEVEN fabulous authors, and I'm humbled and privileged to be included among them. There will also be EPIC ONE OF A KIND SWAG for all who attend! (More deets on that later.)
Mindee Arnett (The Nightmare Affair), Leigh Bardugo (Shadow and Bone), Sarah Fine (Sanctum), Kristin Halbrook (Nobody but Us), Ingrid Paulson (Valkyrie Rising), Kody Keplinger (The DUFF, A Midsummer's Nightmare) and moi. =)
So, the contest: One winner will be chosen randomly each Friday between now and April 12th and they will have their pick of any of the above author's books, signed! Yep, FREE BOOKS just for you, because you know I love you, right? So, here's what you have to do. Just fill out the form below by Friday March 1st at noon PST. If you want extra entries, Tweet or Facebook links to this contest and include the links on the form, and for a bonus entry, answer the following question in comments:
BUT WAIT! THERE'S MORE!
I will total up each of your individual entries in the weekly contests for THE GRAND PRIZE, which is a set of one signed book from each author! (That's seven signed books!) So, the more contests you enter by filling out the weekly forms, and the more bonus entries you earn by spreading the word on Facebook and Twitter, the more entries you'll have into the final drawing, which will happen on Friday April 19th, when I get back from the event with all my signed books!
Yay! So, a few rules. Like I said, there are lots of chances for bonus entries, but otherwise, one entry per person, please. I'll post the winner here after noon on Friday, March 1st! Good luck!!
A book that I've read in the past year that made my cry was The Edge of Never by J.A. Redmerski. <3333
ReplyDeleteAnd for that reason, it's one of my top favorites, lol!
Thanks so much for the epic giveaway! :))))
A book that made me cry this past year was Every Day by David Levithan.
ReplyDeleteA book that made me cry like a baby this past year was The Fault in Our Stars by John Green!
ReplyDeleteFor some reason I can't see any form? Or did you mean the comment section? Bit confused now :-/ But that giveaway is too epic to miss, so I'll answer the question - I honestly can't remember the last time a book made me cry (though I have a vague recollection of crying over one or two of them last year) but Teeth by Hannah Moskowitz, which I only just finished, put a big lump in my throat quite a few times; not to the point of proper cry, but it was close. It's such a beautiful, beautiful book!!
ReplyDeleteI can't see the form either! Sigh!
ReplyDeleteBut I really cried over The fault in our stars because, sadly, I could relate to it. I've never cried so much for a book
Hmmm... The form went away and I'm having technical difficulties getting it back. Working on it. Check back soon.
ReplyDeleteOkay guys. Figured out the problem. It's the idiot behind the keyboard. (That would be me. O_O) Form up and running again.
ReplyDeleteI cried at a part in Devine Intervention by Martha Brockenbrough. It didn't last long, but there were tears.
ReplyDeleteNever Eighteen by Megan Bostic made me cry so much!
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I don't really cry much when I read. Don't know what that says about me. But, JUST ONE DAY, by Gayle Forman, is a book I read recently that really resonated with me, mostly because of the main character, Allyson. I loved the journey she went on, and the places it took her. Paris, for one. <3 <3
ReplyDeleteThe Fault in our Stars and The Sea of Tranquility really made me cry! =(
ReplyDeleteI just recently read Hopeless by Colleen Hoover, and I cried, I laughed, I raged....I felt all the feels. It was so good.
ReplyDeleteOh, I have read lots of books that have made me cry. But most amazing one must have been The Fault in Our Stars :) First read it in December, then re-read it in January. <3 So perfect.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this amazing giveaway :)
I just read The Treachery of Beautiful Things last night. I bawled reading that book! So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGames of Fire by Airicka Phoenix, that one made me cry. A lot of books make me cry. . . :D
Thanks for the giveaway!
I do cry when reading, depending on the book, but last year, surprisingly, nothing made me cry.
ReplyDeleteWithout counting The Fault in Our Stars (most people cry with this book) the other book is The Little Prince. I don't know why I cry with it maybe because it's so sweet.
ReplyDeleteForgotten: A Watersong Story by Amanda hocking made me cry! it was so sad!!
ReplyDeleteI cried at the end of The Dead I Know by Scot Gardner.
ReplyDeleteFox Forever made me cry well before the end and for different reasons -- just too many emotions for too epic a journey.
ReplyDeleteA book that I've read in the past year that made me cry my eyes out was definitely The Fault in Our Stars by John Green. My poor heart..
ReplyDeleteThanks for a giveaway! :)
I cried just this week over The Fault In Our Stars.
ReplyDeleteWhen I found out (SPOILERS) Brimstone and the chimaeras in his shop were killed, in Daughter of Smoke and Bone, I cried! They were the most interesting!
ReplyDeletePushing the Limits made me SOB. For ten minutes.
ReplyDeleteOh my word, I feel like I cried tons last year. The two that immediately spring to mind, though, are Code Name Verity and Before I Fall.
ReplyDeleteHmm, I havent cried recently but I would have to say Beautiful Chaos made me tear up.
ReplyDeletedang.. i guess i don't read many books that make me cry.. i for sure haven't read one this past year. but in the past i have read 13 reasons why and also the book of lost things. that ones makes me cry at the end every time! - katie @ Inkk
ReplyDeletethank you for this opportunity, I love the personal demon series, these books are amazing. good luck to everyone
ReplyDeleteTELL THE WOLVES I'M HOME and WILL GRAYSON, WILL GRAYSON made me sob like a baby! Love, love, love them!
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