Weekly Geeks and the Premios Dardo/Primo Darios Award

Weekly Geeks this week is about telling fellow readers about your favorite book blogs. Then I was awarded the Premios Dardo award (also called the Primo Darios Award) by three different bloggers: Tuesday in Silhouette, Rose City Reader, and Jackets and Covers. So I better get busy telling you my favorites!

This award “acknowledges the values that every blogger shows in his or her effort to transmit cultural, ethical, literary, and personal values every day.”

Well, I try to!

I could turn around and give this award to those who gave it to me. I could list my entire blogroll. I’ve mentioned some of my favorite blogs before. I’m going to share 15 blogs I haven’t shared before. So without further ado, here are fifteen blogs I haven’t mentioned before who write and read good stuff. Continue reading »

Book Blogs Rebecca Reads and Appreciates

Book Blogger Appreciation Week is underway! Today we’re asked what blogs weren’t nominated that should have been. I’m only a new book blogger myself, so I know I miss a lot of great blogs. All of those that I’m subscribed to are in my far right sidebar. (I hope I haven’t missed any? It’s been a few weeks since I’ve updated it, and I don’t have time right now to do so.)

Here are some book bloggers that I really think should be recognized: I always appreciate what they have to say. Continue reading »

Blogging Awards

Eva at A Striped Armchair awarded me a “Blog Award of Excellence” for the physical appearance of my blog. I’m so honored: I feel like such a new blogger compared to everyone else. Then Alessandra gave me the Brillante Blogging Award and I feel doubly honored. Alessandra says that I pose “intelligent, thought-provoking questions.” I feel like I’ve barely blogged about books lately, but that’s because I’ve been reading! A book review tomorrow, I promise.

Eva awarded me a long time ago in blogging years, and I’ve been putting off passing it on because it is hard to do! Now that Alessandra awarded me too, I can’t put it off. Continue reading »