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Review: Eleanor and Grey by Brittainy C. Cherry

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End of Summer Read-A-Thon Hosted by Turning Pages and YA Bookmark




Hey everyone! Just a heads up I will be participating in the End of Summer Read-A-Thon hosted by Turning Pages and YA Bookmark! And you should too!
Here is a link to the sign up page and use these buttons on your blog to promote the challenge too! There will be giveaways and prizes and it all starts August 9 and runs until August 12!
Here's the complete info:
What is The End of Summer Read-A-Thon?

The End of Summer Read-A-Thon is hosted by me (Lisa) from Turning Pages and Audris from YA Bookmark; running from August 9th through August 12th. The End of Summer Read-A-Thon is a long weekend filled with books, challenges, giveaways and other special posts.
What do you do?

All you have to do is gather up a big stack of books, either summer themed, or books you planned on finally reading this summer, and start reading and don’t stop until Monday August 12th!! I plan on reading books that have been sitting on my shelf for months now, unread. Also tons of giveaways, challenges, and special posts are planned out on both Turning Pages and YA Bookmark, so it’s easy to be able to join in on the fun!

How to take part?

All you have to do is fill out the form below, with all the information required, and you’ll be in! The information to take part in giveaways and challenges will be listed in each post.

What can you get?

Besides finally finishing those unread TBR books, each day Audris and I will host giveaways on our blogs! That means eight giveaways in four days!! Yes eight! Besides that, each day will hold a new challenge on both Turning Pages and YA Bookmark, completing each challenge will add another entry in our final HUGE giveaway! So yes, actually nine giveaways in four days! The more challenges you complete, the greater your chance is to win our final giveaway!

And what will I be reading? Well....
I'll definitely be listening to an audiobook (not sure which yet still trying to decide. Check back for more updates on that)
But I'll be reading Sweethearts by Sara Zarr, Memoirs of a Teenage Amnesiac by Gabrielle Zevin, Sweet Valley High Super Edition: Perfect Summer, and finishing up with Friday Night Alibi by Cassie Mae.
Hopefully I can get through all of those! We'll see and I may change the books later on who knows!
Happy reading! What will you be reading? Leave a comment below!
See you soon!

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