The Booktrust has put together a list of the 100 Best Books for Children up to the age of 14. Don’t forget to vote for your favourites!
If you’re in the mood for a shorter list, check out 5 Signs You Are Reading Too Much YA from Book Riot. I exhibit none of these symptoms. Must read more YA 😉
I loved this post about Dream UKYA Collaborations at YA Yeah Yeah.
6 Tricks To Stay Healthy While Sitting + Staring At Screens All Day – because I’d like to be able to type when I’m 90, wouldn’t you? Yes, by then typing might be a completely obselete method of inputing data, but it would be nice to have a functioning back and flexible arms and fingers regardless.
If you are a writer in or near London you must check out the Spread the Word Autumn 2013 events programme. There are some really interesting workshops available this season, and I am looking forward to the debate about the new gatekeepers in fiction publishing in December.
How well do you market yourself or your blog? Marketing isn’t my number one priority at the moment when it comes to my blog, because I’m focusing on establishing a regular posting schedule. However, it is still something that I think about often. I would love to have more commenters and for my posts to lead to proper discussions, and I know that I will have to have a proper marketing plan in order to achieve this goal.
I love reading all sorts of bookish memes, even though I only currently participate in Top Ten Tuesday, so I was thrilled to see The Master List of Book Blogging Memes at Girlxoxo.
What posts have you enjoyed recently?
Interesting MA as always 🙂 That list of symptoms you're reading too much YA made me laugh!
Thank you!