Happy New Year 2012 Giveaway Hop

Welcome to the Happy New Year 2012 Giveaway Hop, hosted by I Am A Reader Not A Writer and co-hosted by Babs Book Bistro. What a great way to ring in the New Year. Be sure to stop by everyone else's blog too. My prize is open to any and everyone. On my blog, you can win an eBook of Deborah DeMoss Smith's Light Fixtures. Take a look at my review and some video excerpts here.

It’s 1963 and everything is moving fast for 14-year-old Aurora. Her often-manic thoughts and actions can cause those around her to shake their heads in bafflement, especially when her spirits nosedive. But it’s no puzzle for the mystical Mr. Hematite and his tiny assistant, Mr. Dragonfly. Together, they guide her in understanding the onset of bipolar moods and show her that as Light Fixtures, everyone has the potential to shine with balance and brilliance.

And to win Light Fixtures, all you need to do is . . .

Manditory:

• Follow my blog via Networked Blogs and/or GFC. Leave me a message telling me which you've done and make sure I have a way to contact you.

Optional:

• Like Light Fixtures on FB (click on the title) and leave me a message telling me so.
• Spread the word. Make sure to tell me where.
• Follow me on twitter. (Left sidebar)

This giveaway ends midnight Jan 3rd. The winner will be contacted and will have 72 hours to respond before a new winner is selected by Random.org.

Thanks for stopping by. Take a look at who else is participating and Happy New Year!

Book Review--Light Fixtures

Light Fixtures by Deborah Demoss Smith. Deborah contacted me and ask me to review her book. First of all, I think that's pretty cool that she asked me. Thanks Deborah!

This was a very interesting book. I enjoyed the characters, the setting, and the concept. For once, all of my predictions for how things would turn out were wrong. That made it more interesting for me to read. The concept of needing people to be Light Fixtures, to help us through different things and balance life, I really, really like. Deborah does a great job weaving a story the held me to the end. This book receives a :):):):). I could recommend this book for just about anyone.

It’s 1963 and everything is moving fast for 14-year-old Aurora. Her often-manic thoughts and actions can cause those around her to shake their heads in bafflement, especially when her spirits nosedive. But it’s no puzzle for the mystical Mr. Hematite and his tiny assistant, Mr. Dragonfly. Together, they guide her in understanding the onset of bipolar moods and show her that as Light Fixtures, everyone has the potential to shine with balance and brilliance.