Hosted by: Ramblings of a Coffee Addicted Writer
The Question:
How do you handle unsolicited books that appear in your mailbox? Do you add them to your queue? Do you write to the sender and explain you didn't ask for the book and are not sure when you will be able to read and review the book? Or do you simply not read the book at all?
My Answer:
I actually can't recall a time that this has happened to me! But if it did, it would all depend on the book. If I wanted to read the book I would and then I would post a review, but if it didn't sound like something I'd like I would probably either find someone who would enjoy it or just add it to my get-rid-of shelf!
Hosted by: Rose City Reader
"Please join me every Friday to share the first sentence (or so) of the book you are reading, along with your initial thoughts about the sentence, impressions of the book, or anything else the opener inspires. Please remember to include the title of the book and the author's name."
Eden Christiansen's career, her love life-even her car battery, for that matter-were frozen stiffer than the late-January cold snap encasing the city of Minneapolis.
It Had to Be You by Susan May Warren
My Thoughts
Loved it! Humorous while still giving many necessary details for you to place the story; the heroine, the time period, the date, and the place, all in one fun sentence!
Eden Christiansen's career, her love life-even her car battery, for that matter-were frozen stiffer than the late-January cold snap encasing the city of Minneapolis.
It Had to Be You by Susan May Warren
My Thoughts
Loved it! Humorous while still giving many necessary details for you to place the story; the heroine, the time period, the date, and the place, all in one fun sentence!
