Jun

13

2011

Helping the Awesome Darkness of YA to Become Visible Contest

Filed under: Contests

Because I believe that #YAsaves I thought my very first contest should help the awesome darkness of YA to become visible.  All you have to do to enter is…

1.  Follow this blog

2.  Tell me which edgy young adult novel you’d like to read and why.  As long as I have the ability to get my sticky little hands on the book–the winner of the contest will get that book sent right to them.   

3.  Please be sure leave an email address with your entry so I can contact you if you’re the winner.  

Ready, set, GO!!!

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  1. YAY *jumps up and down*
    I love contests!
    Hmmm… I'd love to read Supernaturally or Possess when they come out. But I'm not sure if they count as edgy? 😛
    I'll tweet about this contest right away! 😀

  2. I think they are perfect choices because they are AWESOME!!! Thanks for the RT!!!!

  3. Cool idea! I'm going to go with Wither.

    And tweeting now!

  4. New follower here!
    Congrats on your first giveaway…and what a great one it is!
    I would love to read Wither by Lauren Destefano…that's dark enough, yes? Thanks again…and I'm following in Monica's footsteps and going to tweet this right now!

  5. Great idea for a giveaway!! Thanks so much :o)

    I think my choice would be Die For Me by Amy Plum. Thanks!!

    imabookshark AT yahoo DOT com

    New follower,
    Mickey @ imabookshark.blogspot.com

  6. Reading WITHER right now and LOVING it!!!! Good choice! Die for me is now on my list. Nice side effect of contest-gettting great recommendations!!! Thanks for all the RT's. :o)

  7. I would choose Wither. Thanks for a cool giveaway!
    I followed the blog Andreat78
    andreat78@yahoo.com

  8. WIldefire by Karsten Knight – heard good things…
    great contest – will tweet now =)

  9. I want to read YOURS. <3

  10. Adding Wildfire to list now too!!! Awww Jodi-you're so sweet!!!!

  11. Fun contest! All of these posts reminded me that Whither is on my tbr list, too. Judging a book a little bit by its cover here, but it also looks really great.

    kayleebaldwin at gmail

  12. Fantastic idea Kim! I'm going with I AM J by Cris Beam. Been wanting to read it but haven't gotten to it yet. It's about a transgendered teen.

    loganeturnerblog(at)gmail(dot)com

  13. Oh, boy! I choose WITHER, because you are loving it, and that's good enough for me. 🙂

    linda(dot)grimes(at)gmail(dot)com

  14. I'd like to read HOURGLASS by Myra McEntire. I'm reading Die for Me now and liking it. I'd also like to read your book too!

    It was nice to see you at the SCBWI conference on Saturday!

    Laurie

  15. I'd like to read 13 reasons why

  16. I've been waiting to read Nova Ren Suma's Imaginary Girls (which comes out tomorrow), so I'll throw my hat in for that one.

    Thanks, Kim!

  17. But I Love Him, by Amanda Grace

    I think you already have my email, from the blog challenge!

  18. Logan-that sounds fantastic!

    Linda-I'm reading like a fiend. You'll love it.

    Laurie-I want to read that one too. I had a great time hanging with you at the conference and *squee* I'd love you to read my book!

    Sara-A must read-a modern day classic.

    Katie-I'ts good!!!!!! Snagged an ARC from a friend.

    Jenn-that is sooo on my list to read!!!!!!

  19. I'm going with WITHER as well because I'd love the insight on polygamy.

    Following you on LJ and now here.

    lesly7ch(at)yahoo(dot)com

  20. It's fascinating-thanks so much for the follow Llehn!

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