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Find Your Next Chick Lit Read / #ChickLitMay Giveaway!
May is International Chick Lit Month. Let’s be honest—it’s the best month of the year! Every year, chick lit readers and writers get together to celebrate, share, discuss, and gush about their favorite book genre. Not familiar with chick lit or Chick Lit Month? Visit internationalchicklitmonth.com for more information.
This year marks the fifth anniversary of ICLM. To celebrate, a bunch of enthusiastic authors got together and made an infographic to help readers find their next chick lit read.
We’re giving away 19 e-books to 19 lucky readers. Just enter to win the books you’d like to read!
To enter, comment on the blog post below, listing which books from the graphic you’d like to read and WHY you would like to read them. (Make sure to include your email address so we can contact you.) Entrants can only enter once per blog but can check out other blogs with this same post and comment there for extra entries! All those links are down below.
Entries close at midnight on Friday, May 22 (Pacific Daylight Time), and winners will be contacted directly on May 31.
Good luck everyone—and happy reading! 😀
(Even if you missed this giveaway, feel free to share this graphic on your blog and spread the chick lit love!)
Find the authors and books here, and enter again!
Deeper Themes
- 30 First Dates by Stacey Wiedower / Amazon link: getBook.at/30FirstDates
- At the Edge of the Sea by Karen M. Cox / Amazon link: getBook.at/EdgeoftheSea
- Cheating to Survive by Christine Ardigo / Amazon link: smarturl.it/qihydt
- The Postcard by Lily Graham / Amazon link: getBook.at/ThePostcard
- The Same But Different by Serena Clarke / Amazon link: getBook.at/TheSameButDifferent
- The Trouble with Dying by Maggie Le Page / Amazon link: getBook.at/TheTroubleWithDying
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A Little Magic
- A Leap In Time by Engy Albasel Neville / Amazon link: getbook.at/LeapinTime
- Scary Modsters…and Creepy Freaks by Diane Rinella / Amazon link: getBook.at/ScaryModsters
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Laughs Guaranteed
- Blogger Girl by Meredith Schorr / Amazon link: myBook.to/Bloggergirl
- French Twist by Glynis Astie / Amazon link: myBook.to/gafrenchtwist
- Miss Adventure by Geralyn Corcillo / Amazon link: getbook.at/MissAdventure
- Molly Miranda, Thief for Hire by Jillianne Hamilton / Amazon link: mybook.to/MollyMiranda1
- Thirty-Two Going On Spinster by Becky Monson / Amazon link: myBook.to/32goingonspinster
- Twin Piques by Tracie Banister / Amazon link: myBook.to/TwinPiques
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Light & Bright
- Caching In by Tracy Krimmer / Amazon link: getBook.at/CachingIn
- Something in the Heir by Jenny Gardiner / Amazon link: getBook.at/SomethingintheHeir
- Wedding Haters by Melissa Baldwin / Amazon link: getbook.at/weddinghaters
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On Distant Shores
- Mr Right and Other Mongrels by Monique McDonell / Amazon link: getBook.at/MrRightOtherMongrels
- Set Me Free by Jennifer Collin / Amazon link: myBook.to/setmefree
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To enter, comment on the blog post below, listing which books from the graphic you’d like to read and WHY you would like to read them. (Make sure to include your email address so we can contact you.) Entrants can only enter once per blog but can check out other blogs with this same post and comment there for extra entries! All those links are down below.
Enter one more time at these great chick lit blogs!
- Chick Lit Plus
- Chick Lit Central
- Living Life With Joy
- Chicks That Read
- Bookaholic Confessions
- Mrs. Mommy Booknerd
- Book Mama Blog
- Every Free Chance
14 Comments
by Mai Tran
The books I’d like to read:
1. At the Edge of the Sea by Karen M. Cox because the excerpt is captivating.
2. The Postcard by Lily Rose Graham because the cover is super marvelous.
3. Molly Miranda: Thief for Hire by Jillianne Hamilton because the title is ïntriguing.
by Mary Preston
Twin Piques by Tracie Banister – love the play on words.
A Leap In Time by Engy Albasel Neville – I do enjoy a touch of magic.
The Postcard by Lily Graham – heard good things.
Caching In by Tracy Krimmer – my daughter introduced me to geocaching. I love it.
marypres(AT)gmail(DOT)com
by Sonja
Well, I would like to read everyone of them, but I will have to say, the following: Miss Adventure, because I love a real adventure and French Twist because I am European, and At the Edge of the Sea, because I love the Sea, the Ocean and every little lake and river. Thanks for the give away!
by Elizabeth Stacy
The books I’d read doesn’t matter if they are scaring or dark twisted or with laugher.
1. French twisted by Glynis Astie
2.Miss Adventure by Geralyn Corcillo
3.Scary Modsters…and Creepy Freaks by Diane Rinella
4.30 First Dates by Stacey Wiedower
5.The Trouble with Dying by Maggie Le Page
lstacy@roadrunner.com
by Renee
I’d Love to win Mr Right and Other Mongrels by Monique McDonell & Set Me Free by Jennifer Collin because those distant shores are my shores! I love reading Aussie authors!
I’d love to win Caching In by Tracy Krimmer as I’ve been fascinated with the idea of caching since Colleen Hoover introduced it to me.
I’d love to win Blogger Girl by Meredith Schorr – what more could a chick lit loving book blogger want than a book about a chick lit loving book blogger!
I’d love to win The Postcard by Lily Graham because I love the cover. Then I looked up the synopsis and it sounds beautiful.
reneeconoulty@gmail.com
by Katie
I would love to read any in the “light and bright” and the “laughs guaranteed” categories because I’m really in the mood for light, funny romances. I love fluffy, romantic books for summer because it’s such a busy time and they just make me happy and are easy to read. Oh, they all look so good! Thanks for the giveaway! Katie
lilacqueen75 (at) gmail (dot) com
by Terri @ Alexia's Books and Such...
I’m always looking for a good beach read so would like to read Blogger Girl, Wedding Haters, or Mr Right and Other Mongrels. Thanks for the giveaway!
by sherri ashburner
I would like to read Blogger Girl–need something funny
Mr. Right and other Mongrels–it also fits the fun and easy bill
Cheating to Survive–perfect for a loooong waiting room visit with the doctor
by Uma Kayla G
I would love to read Blogger Girl by Meredith Schorr and Something in the Heir by Jenny Gardiner – I love reading light and fun(ny) reads!
kaylagothier@yahoo.com
by bn100
light and bright, deeper themes, laughs guaranteed, a little magic, on distant shores because haven’t read them
bn100candg at hotmail dot com
by Sonja
I would enjoy reading Set me Free, 32 going on Spinster and Caching in. They all sound like fun reads! sonja dot nishimoto at gmail dot com
by Vivian
So many books I want to read, I’m swooning! I would actually like to read them all because I love all chicklit, but I will try to narrow it down.
Deeper Themes:
The Postcard, The Trouble with Dying, The Same But Different, 30 First Dates – because they each look good.
Laughs Guaranteed:
French Twist – I’ve read about this one and entered a giveaway for it, but didn’t win;
Miss Adventure and Thief for Hire – both sound like good premises for fun;
32 Going on Spinster – because I’ve been there and years later I still am.
On Distant Shores:
Mr. Right and Other Mongrels – because I love dogs.
Light and Bright:
Wedding Haters – because it looks cute, and my nephew is getting married this summer 🙂
vjvereeke (at) hotmail (dot) com
by Lori Johnston
I would love to read Blogger Girl by Meredith Schorr (because I am also a paralegal!) and 30 First Dates by Stacey Wiedower because it looks like a lot of fun!
psychoticbooks (at) yahoo (dot) com
by charliegirlteachergirl
The Postcard and The Same But Different both look so appealing! The Postcard appeals to my sentimental streak, and I know I’d enjoy it! I The Same But Different is right up my reading alley!
girlof1000wonders (at) gmail (dot) com