Enter my book giveaway in The Literary Blog Hop

literarybloghop_februaryBooks Can Save a Life is two years old this month, and to celebrate I’m participating in The Literary Giveaway Blog Hop.

Over 40 blogs are part of the hop, which is the mastermind of Judith who blogs at Leeswammes’ Blog in the Netherlands.

Between now and Wednesday, February 12, you can hop to over 40 different book blogs, all offering one or more giveaways of books or bookish items. All books will be literary (non)fiction or something close to that. Follow the links at the bottom of this post to find the other participating blogs.

My Giveaway

As part of the blog hop I will be giving away 2 novels, which are open for North American entries.

The Rules

1. Anyone can enter. You do not need to have a blog.
2. You need a post-office recognised address in North America where you can receive packages.
3. You do not have to be a follower or become a follower, although if you like my blog I hope you will! You can follow by email or on Facebook or Twitter.
4. Leave a comment (on the left sidebar) letting me know the last best book or author you’ve read and providing me with an email address where you can be contacted should you win.
5. You can enter the giveaway until Wednesday 12th February. I will close the giveaway at midnight. Winners will be randomly picked using random.com.
6. Double or invalid entries will be removed.
7. I will notify the winners by email. The winners need to answer my email within 3 days, or I’ll announce a new winner.

MY BOOK GIVEAWAY ENDS AT MIDNIGHT EST, WEDNESDAY, 2/12/2014!

Thank you for visiting my blog. Now start blog hopping!

  1. Leeswammes
  2. Seaside Book Nook
  3. Booklover Book Reviews
  4. Biblionomad
  5. Laurie Here
  6. The Well-Read Redhead (US/CA)
  7. River City Reading
  8. GirlVsBookshelf
  9. Ciska’s Book Chest
  10. The Book Stop
  11. Ragdoll Books Blog
  12. Nishita’s Rants and Raves
  13. Lucybird’s Book Blog
  14. Reading World (N-America)
  15. Journey Through Books
  16. Readerbuzz
  17. Always With a Book (US)
  18. 52 Books or Bust (N.Am./UK)
  19. Guiltless Reading (US/CA)
  20. Book-alicious Mama (US)
  21. Wensend
  22. Books Speak Volumes
  23. Words for Worms
  24. The Relentless Reader
  25. A Lovely Bookshelf on the Wall (US)
  1. Fourth Street Review
  2. Vailia’s Page Turner
  3. The Little Reader Library
  4. Lost Generation Reader
  5. Heavenali
  6. Roof Beam Reader
  7. Mythical Books
  8. Word by Word
  9. The Misfortune of Knowing
  10. Aymaran Shadow > Behind The Scenes
  11. The Things You Can Read (US)
  12. Bay State Reader’s Advisory
  13. Curiosity Killed the Bookworm
  14. Lizzy’s Literary Life
  15. Books Can Save a Life (N. America)
  16. Words And Peace (US)
  17. The Book Club Blog

56 responses

  1. I read a lovely autobiography to a client – The Man in the White Sharkskin Suit by Lucette Lagnado. She was born in Cairo in the mid/late 50s tinto a Syrian/Egyptian Jewish family. Wonderful images of Cairo in the 50s and stories of her grandparents and her sweet relationship with her father. They had to leave Egypt in the early 60s and emigrated to Brooklyn. I hated for it to end.

  2. I am very happy to be finding all these great contests as well as a huge number of blogs that are all new to me like yours. I am very interested in mental health genetics, so your other posts caught my eye!

    To answer your question, I’ll have to say Eleanor Catton’s magnus opus *The Luminaries*; I was blown away…thanks for this opportunity…
    Contact me: shamy at post dot harvard dot edu or via fb

  3. Dreams of Joy by Lisa See is a book you will not forget, it is the best I have read and learned so much.
    It is about the Great Forward in China, that took place in 1959. It is based on true history.

  4. I loved The Kite Runner and A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini. And last winter, I read the entire series of Little House on the Prairie books. How did I manage to miss them when growing up? They’re wonderful.

  5. The last best book I’ve read? Easy: Burial Rites by Hannah Kent. Brilliant! Thank you for the opportunity to win more books! melissa (at) azcommpro (dot) com. Nice to “meet” you!

  6. Thanks for the giveaway – I’ve loved reading through your blog! One of the best books I have recently read is Good Bones and Simple Murders by Margaret Atwood. Love her, and this is a great collection of short stories!

  7. The last very best books I read were Stephen King’s Dr. Sleep, NOS4A2 by Joe Hill, and Anne Bishop’s Written in Red. They were tied for last year’s favorite. Nothing has come close this year. Yet. I’ve followed you all three ways. I agree that books can save lives; mine is testament to that. michelle_willms at yahoo dot com.

  8. One of my favorite authors is Alice Hoffman and I loved her book The Dovekeepers the most. I also read The Book Thief last year and loved it too (not sure if either of these books fall into the literary category though)
    Thanks for hosting this giveaway!
    ~Lynne
    tworeads at gmail dot com

  9. Just finished a re-read of Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights (for a class) and Mansfield Park (for the same class) but had not read that Austen novel before. l.marie.d[at]gmail[dot]com

  10. I’m glad I’ve discovered your blog! It may not be the last best book I’ve read, but I can’t recommend Dog Boy by Eva Hornung enough. Thanks for the chance to win a book.

  11. 2 years?? Are you kidding me? I’m in a Fannie Flagg marathon. In the middle of “Can’t Wait To Get To Heaven”. Just finished “Standing in the Rainbow” and “The All-Girl Filling Station’s Last Reunion.

  12. I’m in the middle of multiple books right now, but my last completed novel was Once We Were Brothers. I could not put that book down. Thank you for the giveaway!

  13. fun idea! Loved “Snow Child” by Eowyn Ivey, and was particularly happy for the mystery of the ending. Currently reading “In the Garden of the Beast” by Erik Larson.

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