Saturday, February 18, 2012

Literary Giveaway Hop Feb 18-22

Posted by IngridLola at 12:00 AM
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It's time again for the biannual Literary Giveaway Hop hosted by Leeswammes! We love participating in this Hop because it gives book bloggers a chance to interact with like-minded bloggers, it gives me a chance to enter other giveaways and win stuff, and it gives us here at The Blue Bookcase the opportunity to give away a literary book that someone otherwise may not have bought for his/herself.

You can choose to win any book we have reviewed in our reviews archive with the exception of any YA books (Young Adult). 

This giveaway begins at 12:01 AM EST on Feb 18th. Please keep in mind that we will only be able to send your prize to any country to where Book Depository delivers.

Enter below:


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Here are the other blogs participating in this Literary Giveaway Hop:
  1. Leeswammes
  2. Curiosity Killed The Bookworm
  3. Lit Endeavors (US)
  4. The Book Whisperer
  5. Rikki's Teleidoscope
  6. 2606 Books and Counting
  7. The Parrish Lantern
  8. Sam Still Reading
  9. Bookworm with a view
  10. Breieninpeking (Dutch readers)
  11. Seaside Book Nook
  12. Elle Lit (US)
  13. Nishita's Rants and Raves
  14. Tell Me A Story
  15. Living, Learning, and Loving Life (US)
  16. Book'd Out
  17. Uniflame Creates
  18. Tiny Library (UK)
  19. An Armchair by the Sea (UK)
  20. bibliosue
  21. Lena Sledge's Blog (US)
  22. Roof Beam Reader
  23. Misprinted Pages
  24. Mevrouw Kinderboek (Dutch readers)
  25. Under My Apple Tree (US)
  26. Indie Reader Houston
  27. Book Clutter
  28. I Am A Reader, Not A Writer (US)
  29. Lizzy's Literary Life
  30. Sweeping Me
  1. Caribousmom (US)
  2. Minding Spot (US)
  3. Curled Up With a Good Book and a Cup of Tea
  4. The Book Diva's Reads
  5. The Blue Bookcase
  6. Thinking About Loud!
  7. write meg! (US)
  8. Devouring Texts
  9. Thirty Creative Studio (US)
  10. The Book Stop
  11. Dolce Bellezza (US)
  12. Simple Clockwork
  13. Chocolate and Croissants
  14. The Scarlet Letter (US)
  15. Reflections from the Hinterland (N. America)
  16. De Boekblogger (Europe, Dutch readers)
  17. Readerbuzz (US)
  18. Must Read Faster (N. America)
  19. Burgandy Ice @ Colorimetry
  20. carolinareti
  21. MaeGal
  22. Ephemeral Digest
  23. Scattered Figments (UK)
  24. Bibliophile By the Sea
  25. The Blog of Litwits (US)
  26. Kate Austin
  27. Alice Anderson (US)
  28. Always Cooking up Something

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Esme · 684 weeks ago

I may choose A Moveable Feast-you have a great selections of books some that I have read and others that I have not. I have wanted to read this for a while. Memoirs of a Female Doctor also caught my attention as I love memoirs and who would not want to have a copy of Anne of Green Gables.
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emmac6 48p · 684 weeks ago

Thanks for this great giveaway! I would love to win The Elegance of The Hedgehog because I loved it a lot and would like to have it to offer to a friend
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Tony · 684 weeks ago

I'd love to win Bulgakov's 'The Master and Margarita' - please :)
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samstillreading 39p · 684 weeks ago

I'd love to win Tatiana de Rosney's Sarah's Key - heard so many good things about it.
Thanks for a great giveaway!
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Carol Thompson · 684 weeks ago

Thanks for the giveaway and for opening it to worldwide entries.

I would be interesated in Haddon, Mark The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.

Carol T
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leannessf · 684 weeks ago

I don't know if you would classify this as YA since it is a collection of essays by authors on the Hunger Games, but i would pick The Girl Who Was on Fire by Leah Wilson, because I would love to read discussions on the literary aspects of this trilogy. If not suitable choice, I would go with Haruki Murakami's Norwegian Wood as I have most of his other books, but not that one! :)

Thanks!
Leanne
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Rubina · 684 weeks ago

Thanks for this lovely idea! I would like to win The Hungry Tide by Amitav Ghosh as I have recently discovered this wonderful writer and would like to read more and more of his books.
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kwesiwa 23p · 684 weeks ago

Thanks for the giveaway. Would love to win March by Geraldine Brooks.
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Kayleigh · 684 weeks ago

Do you know how many books in your review archives are on my TBR list? Millions!! But The Sound and the Fury by Faulkner is one I've been meaning to read for years! I've never read a Faulkner book, and I think it's about time I changed that!
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Sam @ Tiny Library · 684 weeks ago

Wow, it was hard to choose a book - I think I would go for Atonement, still haven't read that one.
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bryoak4 0p · 684 weeks ago

This is a great thing - I have a Book Blog myself and will be finding out how to be on the Giving end next time, Making the most of being on the potentially 'Receiving end' at the moment and would therefore please ask for Ell Minnow Pea by Mark Dunn. I borrowed this from the Library a long time ago and still think about it every now and then so think that I need my own copy to re-read over and over again.
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Melissa Caldwell · 684 weeks ago

I would pick Hidden Wives by Claire Avery !

Melissa
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parrish · 684 weeks ago

Hi thanks for the giveaway, my choice would be -Lin, Tao Shoplifting From American Apparel.
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ellelitjp 1p · 684 weeks ago

Oh, I'd love to win Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close! Thanks so much for the giveaway!

I'm on the hop too: http://elle-lit.blogspot.com/2012/02/literary-blo...
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ellelitjp 1p · 684 weeks ago

I missed the "any why" part :(

I didn't know what the book was even about until I saw the movie previews. Obviously, I can't see the movie without reading the book, and the premise looks SO good!
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Susanna P · 684 weeks ago

Thanks for the giveaway! I'd love to win In the Time of the Butterflies - I read How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents a few months ago and really loved Alvarez's writing, and I'd like to find out more about the dictatorship era.
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Jessica (frellathon) · 684 weeks ago

Thanks. A wrinkle in time would be great it's been on my TBR list for some time now.
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elliepotten 37p · 684 weeks ago

I love your giveaways - it feels like being in a sweetshop, perusing your review archive for treats! I think I'd have to go for 'Caleb's Crossing', because it's ABOUT the Native American experience (which fascinates me) and BY Geraldine Brooks (who gained my enduring adoration for 'The Year of Wonders'), AND it is perilously high up on my heaving wishlist. Three reasons in one! :)
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reading mind · 684 weeks ago

I'd love the marriage plot. I love eugenides's writing!

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debnance · 684 weeks ago

The Tiny Book of Tiny Stories sounds fabulous. Thank you for this great giveaway.
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SarahReads2Much 43p · 684 weeks ago

I would love to win Memoirs from the Women's Prison - sounds fascinating!
Sarah AT SarahReadsTooMuch.com
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layen · 684 weeks ago

I would love to read Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close because I'm curious about Jonathan Safran Foer's writing.

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mimz · 684 weeks ago

I'm interested in Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close and The Book Thief. Thanks for the giveaway.

P.S. I might have messed up my FB name, it's Margarita Kancheva. Sorry for the trouble.
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dogwood · 684 weeks ago

The Marriage Plot has been on my list for quite a while now. I really enjoyed browsing back over your reviews in order to pick.

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