Blog Hop & Follow Friday 34

 Books Reviewed This Week:

Solid (Solid #1) - Shelley Workinger

Moon Spell (Lunarmorte #1) - Samantha Young 

Hollowland (The Hollows #1) - Amanda Hocking

Extras:

The Indie Reads Appreciation Week & Blog Hop 

Guest Post: Karly Kirkpatrick {Author of Into the Shadows & Bloody Little Secrets}

Guest Post: Megg Jensen {Author of Anathema}

Guest Post: G.P. Ching {Author of The Soulkeepers}

Giveaway & Guest Post: S.L. Baum {Author of A Chance For Charity} 

Waiting on Wednesday: The Indie Edition

Thank You Everyone who is stopping by for the Blog Hop and thank you to crazy-for-books for hosting the hop!

This week's Questions is...

 "Do you read only one book at a time, or do you have several going at once?"

Well, I try to only have one book going at a time, but that doesn't always work. Sometimes I have something going on my nook and then something in an actual physical copy. Them, sometimes if I am not really into a book, it takes me a while to finish it and I read other things with it.

 

I also participate in Follow Friday, so those of you who popped by from that, thank you - and thank you parajunkee for hosting it!   

This Week's Follow Friday Question is..

How did you come up with your blog name?

I spent a lot of time coming up with a blog name. I had a ton of different options, none of which I remember- but I do remember the process. I really just had a bunch of different words that I liked (how appropriate for a book blogger!) and then I tried them in different combination.  If I remember correctly, some of the words were vixen, damsel, lady, bookworm, bookish and reader. Obviously, I don't remember them all.. I had a long list. I am happy with what I came up with though, I actually found a quote that fits perfectly with my blog name a few months ago. I might include it on my header image next time I redo it :)

"I was horribly bookish, to the point of coming right out and saying it, which I knew was not socially acceptable. I particularly loved the adjective bookish, which I found other people used about as often as ramrod or chum or teetotaler."(Dash & Lily's Book of Dares)