FALLING LEAVES, FALLING PRICES
CLEAN INDIE READS (CIR), THE HOME OF FLINCH-FREE FICTION IS HAVING A SALE OCT 5TH - OCT 11TH
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Chocolate Couture can be found on the 99 cents sale list. If you prefer romance check out my Amazon Listmania: romance books on sale
My writing style doesn't change with the seasons, but I am always aware of seasonal details when I write. What's going on outside the window? Is there a holiday associated with the time of year?
Although, I'm a sucker for sappy holiday movies, I'll read a holiday themed story anytime.
I live in S. Florida where Fall and Spring don't exist. We do have a winter which I'm sure many of you living in those snowbound places would debate.
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Hi, Zelda, I know about "winters" like those in Florida, since I lived in California for over ten years: FAKE!!!! But, noticeable changes, nonetheless.
ReplyDeleteI love your slogan and the bag looks large and useful. Enter me!
Best to you, Sally
I only read Christmas books between late November and January. Growing up in Florida, I needed the boost to get into the Christmas mood. Kind of hard to put up Christmas tree with the A/C blasting.
ReplyDeleteOnisha Ellis
I devour books year long but nothing is better than curling up with a good book on a rainy day! Have fun with the blog hop!
ReplyDeleteI read every single day but mostly reading ARCs these days. Seems like once I got started in March or April, my "services" have been in demand. I love that authors trust me to read and review for them. I did one year read books based upon the season or holiday and that was lots of fun, seeking out seasonal books. I just read a Christmas story for a friend, and I actually teared up 3 times while reading it. For me, that is rare.
ReplyDeleteI live at the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains and so I do experience seasons! The leaves here are starting to change, there is a nip in the air! Fall is Here!
I love reading and reviewing books, and don't plan on anything changing.
Kathy, Redrabbitt@aol.com
Yum, chocolate :-) Zelda, thanks for your post and joining the blog hop!! Happy hopping and happy reading all those great sale books! :-D
ReplyDeleteHi there: As to reading seasonal books, I don't think that I have ever thought about it. I love books in series if they ARE a series book and usually get each one as soon as it comes out so it is usually seasonal if it has a season in it. Otherwise the only time I read a winter/holiday book is for bookclub each Christmas time to get us in the mood for our Christmas party. Other than that I will read a GOOD book anytime and never care what season the book is about or what season I am into. The bag looks great. I carry a tote with me all the time as I have to take medical and replacement bandages with me everywhere I go if I am going to be away from home for more than an hour or so, and so totes have been a blessing for me. I also carry a lot of medical papers around with me and having a tote keeps them much nicer than in a purse. Thank you and wishing you big sales with your book, Zelda. Love this book cover too; a terrific book inside that lovely cover too.
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Wow this looks amazing! I love the step-by-step photos :)
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