Today I have with me a blog run by two sisters. Leslie is the younger reader and writes most of the YA reviews on the blog. She's stopped by today to tell you more about herself along with their blog. I wish I could get my little sister to read...
Name: Leslie
Blog name: Michelle and Leslie's Book Picks
Blog URL: http://booksandmakeup.
Aloha! My name is Leslie and I'm in the eighth grade. I just turned 13 years old in November. My favorite color is light blue and I love to eat Chinese food especially orange chicken (yum!). I live in Hawaii and even though I like going to the beach sometimes I prefer to stay at home and read--I don't like getting sand on my books! My favorite genre to read young adults and in particular paranormal and fantasy YA.
When and why did you start your blog?
What is your blog all about? Any cool features you want to share?
We will be starting a new weekly feature soon that will list our favorite books called "Friday Favorites" and each week we will have a short list of our favorite books. One week could have our favorite paranormal series, the next week might have our favorite YA books, another week might have our favorite fairy tale remake books and so on--this feature will hopefully introduce our followers to more titles and authors out there.
What are some of your favorite genres and/or books currently?
How do you find out about the books you read?
Mahalo nui loa to Kristen for having me here today and letting me share about our book blog!
And thanks to you too Leslie! Check out her and Michelle's blog and leave some comment love!
Are you a new blogger too? Or just getting back into the swing of blogging? Do you want to be featured on my blog? Shoot me an email at dragonzgoil (at) gmail (dot) com.
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Sunday, February 21, 2010
Sunday Spotlight - Michelle and Leslie's Book Picks
Any tips or advice for those starting or thinking about starting a blog?
I think you can definitely start a book blog. Just go for it! As long as you have a love for reading and books and can dedicate some time to writing reviews, it's doable. It's a lot of fun so don't take blogging too seriously. If you want people to know about your blog, take the initiative first step by following a blog and leaving comments--according to my sister, that's how other bloggers find you and how you can find readers for your blog.
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Great interview, I am totally with you on the sand thing, there is nothing worse than getting sand stuck in the book, it never comes out again :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is great. I plan to check out your (the two sisters) blogs for recommendations for ya reads. I work in a k-8 library, and try to buy books once in a while for it. Sometimes I'm not sure if what sounds interesting to me (49 and a grandma-though not an old 49) would be the same interest for a 13 year old. So it'll be nice to get a better idea. I do ask the readers at school for recommendations at times, which helps.
ReplyDeleteAn eighth grader that blogs how exciting. Since I teach eighth graders this tickles me pink that she would stay home and read instead of always heading for the beach. Thanks for the highlight Kristen. I am heading over right now to check out this blog.
ReplyDeletethank you everyone for checking out our blog and leaving comments :)
ReplyDeleteand thanks again kristen for having me here! :)