The Ho-Ho-Ho Holiday Read-a-Thon is hosted by Kimberly at Caffeinated Book Reviewer and Jennifer @ Bawdy Book Blog.
GOAL:
I'd like to read at least two Christmas-y books. I'm a slow reader so I don't know if I can get more than that read, but I'm going to try!
The books I have to choose from:
Looking for something new to read for the read-a-thon? Shameless self-promotion in 3...2...1...
My very first Christmas novella, The Most Wonderful Time of the Year, came out this week, and it's just 99 cents!
Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year, right? At least that’s what twenty-year-old Ginny Bailey’s grandmother always told her, and Ginny believed it until Grama died. She even put on a brave face the following two Christmases, carrying on Grama’s traditions and decorating her house and cafĂ© with Grama’s favorite decorations.
But Ginny can’t pretend any longer. When she finds out she’s going to be alone for the holidays this year, her Christmas spirit goes out the window, along with her luck. Everything that can go wrong does, and Ginny just wants to spend the holidays hiding under the covers...until Dean Riley comes back into her life. With a shared past, old feelings begin to resurface almost immediately, and Ginny thinks Dean might just be the Christmas miracle she’s been waiting for to help her remember why Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year.
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WRAP-UP
I finished three books for the read-a-thon, which is pretty good for this slow reader! I read North Pole Reform School by Jaimie Admans, Last Christmas by Talli Roland, and Snowed Over by Angie Stanton. I completed several of the challenges and participated in the Twitter chat Sunday night. It was a lot of fun! Thank you to Kimberly, Jennifer, and all the challenge hosts for a great weekend and an excuse to start reading Christmas books!
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WRAP-UP
I finished three books for the read-a-thon, which is pretty good for this slow reader! I read North Pole Reform School by Jaimie Admans, Last Christmas by Talli Roland, and Snowed Over by Angie Stanton. I completed several of the challenges and participated in the Twitter chat Sunday night. It was a lot of fun! Thank you to Kimberly, Jennifer, and all the challenge hosts for a great weekend and an excuse to start reading Christmas books!
Are you participating in the read-a-thon? What books are you planning to read? Feel free to leave a link to your sign-up post so I can come cheer you on. If you want to chat about Christmas books (or anything else) you can find me on twitter @SweetMarie83!
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Great list of books for the Read-A-thon! Im a new follower!
ReplyDeleteHere is my link -
http://readingnks.blogspot.com/2013/11/ho-ho-ho-read-thon-november-7th-11th.html
Yay! Lovely to see my book there. And congrats on your novella, too. Very festive cover!
ReplyDeleteAwesome list Marie, good luck and have fun :)
ReplyDeleteGreat list! I read Heather Graham's novel last year on a holiday book binge (which inspired Kimba and I this year!) and it was really cute!
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