Saturday, 8 January 2011

Comment Challenge

I really like the concept behind this. It gets you out there and in the habit of commenting, taking part in conversations.  I've discovered that even in cyber space I am hesitant to jump in and take part. The Shy takes over. It took some doing to get going with the YA/MG Canadian Reading Challenge, but I did. This will take me a step further into getting out there and sharing my passion. Okay, couch session over. Time to get out there and comment! Go here to learn more :

Mother Reader

8 comments:

  1. I love your Canadian reading challenge idea! Way to go! And thank you so much for including Dogsled Dreams on your list! You've made my day! (you may be interested in having a gander at the teachers guide for the book on my website. Lots of creative ideas for classes)

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  2. Thanks, Terry! I've ordered your book for our library and will get one for me, too. Planning some class visits in the next little while (talk about the library, do some booktalks etc etc) want to take in your book, so will be sure to let the teachers know about the guide (and look it it my own self, for my book club kids)!

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  3. It really is! And Lee Wind has posted on how to take on the commenting :

    http://www.leewind.org/2011/01/third-annual-comment-challenge-begins.html

    Well worth checking out!

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  4. Hello, nice site and I'm not shy. from William sawyers, children author of Concord, Ca.

    http://www.freewebs.com/william2233/index.htm

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  5. Thanks for stopping by, William! Happy storytelling...that's something that being shy doesn't get in the way of, lol.

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  6. Hi Deb, Thanks for stopping by my site. I am learning a lot about blogging. Never imagined that there were so many people out here blogging about books. I love it!

    ~ Lauri Chandler
    www.bookblogfun.doodlekit.com

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  7. I'm enjoying the blog-hopping part of the comment challenge. I'm eyeing the Picture Book Challenge, but I'm not sure my kids are up to doing it with me and it's not as much fun without them. Argh, they are getting so old.

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