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Incentive program winner: From the Fifteenth District

Since the beginning of 2015, for tours counting at least 10 stops, France Book Tours offers an incentive program to the book bloggers who take time to cross-post their positive reviews to Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Itunes, Kobo, Goodreads/Shelfari/LibraryThing, etc.
See more details on this post.

As this is a new program, it looks like a few bloggers forgot to send us their links.
Please be sure to send your links as soon as you publish your review on your blog.

From the book bloggers who reviewed

From the 15th district

we received in this order the links from these bloggers:

From the 15th District incentive winner

The winner was chosen by Random.org:

RANDOM incentive 15th District

Paulita will receive a $15 gift card of her choice!

Here is an excerpt of her review,
click on the link to read her full review

An Accidental Blog

Each story is like peeking into someone’s window and seeing the real them, the one they might hide from the rest of the world.
The black and white cover is foreshadowing of the stories to come as they definitely have a melancholy feel throughout. The richness of Gallant’s words only deepen the effect.
This is a book filled with stories of deep emotion that dig beneath the surface Europe we love.

 

From the 15th district banner

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December Books of the month giveaway winners

We have winners!

Nancy

wonTaking the Cross cover

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Carol M

won

    Shiro project cover

and

Vicki

at

I’d Rather Be At The Beach

won

 We'll always have Paris cover

Vicki is also be featured as the Book Blogger of the month,
please pay her a visit:

I d rather be at the beach

Don’t forget to end the January Books of the Month giveaway

Reminder:
as we have now a very nice incentive for book bloggers,
signing up for book reviews no longer gives you automatic entries into the monthly giveaway,
you need to enter the giveaway by yourself if you want to win any of these books

2014 in review

The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog.

Here’s an excerpt:

The concert hall at the Sydney Opera House holds 2,700 people. This blog was viewed about 17,000 times in 2014. If it were a concert at Sydney Opera House, it would take about 6 sold-out performances for that many people to see it.

Click here to see the complete report.