September 10, 2012
Celebrating Bloggers
It is Book Blogger Appreciation Week and I'm participating in the Celebrating Bloggers Hop sponsored by Terri Giuliano Long. Authors and bloggers will be raving about book blogs for the next 4 days. Check out Terri's blog for other participants.
I got involved with book blogging as sort of an experiement/learning excercise. I also had a great book I had read and wanted a wider platform to tell others about it.
I've read blogs and tried to start my own a few times, but they never stuck. I wasn't sure book blogging would either, but I fell in love with the community I met and decided to take the plunge.
Sometimes blogging can feel too much like work, but then I hear from a blogging friend on Twitter or Facebook and I get re-energized.
Without the people I've met (and the readers who continually visit my blog), I probably wouldn't have stuck with it and definitely would not be blogging 7 days a week. I want to thank each of you for YOU are the reason I love book blogging.
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As an author, I owe a huge debt to book bloggers for getting the word out about my books.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all you do!
The authors I've met have made blogging exciting. Thankfully, I've met only wonderful authors.
DeleteThis is a great post, Donna. All day I've been reading amazing posts from bloggers. I'm so humbled by the amazing work bloggers put in every day! I can only say 'Thank you' from the bottom of my heart!
ReplyDeleteMy best,
Terri
Many thanks on behalf of all authors, Donna, for being one of the many ever supportive book bloggers out there. We would be nowhere without the hard working book bloggers of the world.
ReplyDeleteAdding my thanks for the terrific work book bloggers like you do, for your dedication and your effort in bringing good reads to your followers. What a great idea for an event!
ReplyDeleteDropping by from the Celebrating Bloggers Blog Hop. It never ceases to amaze me how other people can re-energize you so quickly. Great blog you have!
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