Literary Giveaway Blog Hop

Welcome to the Literary Giveaway Blog Hop!

Judith from Leeswammes’ Blog has organized the third Literary Giveaway Blog Hop. It will run until October 19, and again there are awesome books waiting for a new owner. Due to real life situations (more about it here) I will probably be able to draw the winner next week only. However, only entries made by Oct. 19 will be considered. 

What am I giving away?

gavalda

My giveaway today is a book I really, really liked. It is a copy of “I wish someone were waiting for me somewhere” by Anna Gavalda. You can read my thoughts about it here.

If you like short stories, French flair and stories about men and women this should be just the right book for you.

Edit: Seems my plan to use Rafflecopter doesn’t work out as the widget doesn’t seem to work properly. So, we’ll change the plan slightly. All you need to do is comment below this post and tell me why you would like to get this book. Please don’t forget your email address! That’s it.  

Oh, and yes, the giveaway is international.  

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The other participants

Don’t forget to hop on to the other participating blogs and have fun!

  1. Leeswammes
  2. Devouring Texts
  3. The Book Whisperer
  4. Seaside Book Nook
  5. The Scarlet Letter (US only)
  6. Rikki’s Teleidoscope
  7. Bibliosue
  8. Curled Up With a Good Book and a Cup of Tea
  9. The Book Diva’s Reads
  10. Gaskella
  11. Lucybird’s Book Blog
  12. Kim’s Bookish Place
  13. The Book Garden
  14. Under My Apple Tree
  15. Helen Smith
  16. Sam Still Reading
  17. Nishita’s Rants and Raves
  18. Ephemeral Digest
  19. Bookworm with a View
  20. The Parrish Lantern
  21. Dolce Bellezza
  22. Lena Sledge Blog
  23. Book Clutter
  24. I Am A Reader, Not A Writer (US only)
  25. The Blue Bookcase
  26. Book Journey (US only)
  27. The House of the Seven Tails (US only)
  28. In One Eye, Out the Other (US only)
  29. Read, Write & Live
  30. Fresh Ink Books
  1. Living, Learning, and Loving Life (US only)
  2. Bibliophile By the Sea
  3. Laurie Here Reading & Writing Reviews
  4. Amy’s Book World (US only)
  5. Teadevotee
  6. Joy’s Book Blog
  7. Word Crushes (US only)
  8. Thinking About Loud!
  9. Kinna Reads
  10. Sweeping Me
  11. Minding Spot (US only)
  12. Babies, Books, and Signs (US only)
  13. Lisa Beth Darling
  14. Tony’s Reading List
  15. SusieBookworm (US only)
  16. Tell Me A Story
  17. Close Encounters with the Night Kind
  18. Nerfreader
  19. Mevrouw Kinderboek (Netherlands, Belgium)
  20. Boekblogger (Netherlands)
  21. In Spring it is the Dawn
  22. No Page Left Behind
  23. Elle Lit

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68 Responses to “Literary Giveaway Blog Hop”
  1. Carol Thompson says:

    Seems I am the early bird over here as far as comments on the post is concerned.

    Well Thanks for the giveaway and if it is open worldwide please enter me.

    I looked up the book and a lot of the authors are unknown to me, so this would be an excellent time to try them out.

    Carol T

    buddytho {at} gmail DOT com

    I am a Follower

  2. Carol Thompson says:

    SOS ! !

    The” I Did This button ” on Rafflecopter seems not t o be working !

    Can you enter me from my comment please ?

    • Rikki says:

      Carol, sorry for the problems with Rafflecopter. Technology for you! I removed it so everybody can enter by leaving a comment. Yes, the giveaway is international, so you are in.

  3. Christina Gould says:

    I’d like to read the book because you’ve read it and must like it enough to give it away. Thanks for the giveaway!

  4. Ally says:

    I would love to win this, since I have read two of her novels, but not short stories :)
    Thanks so much for the giveaway!
    allina_tomi(at)yahoo(dot)com
    Ally’s last post ..Strangers – 6 Word Sum Up

  5. Sam says:

    This sounds good, especially the French flair part!
    Thanks for the giveaway!
    samstillreading(at)gmail(dot)com

  6. I am all about book covers, and I LOVE this one! The title is also very striking to me. I’ve honestly never heard of the book until now, but reading about it makes me want to actually read it.
    Email is readwriteandlive[at]hotmail[dot]com
    Cheers!

  7. miki says:

    I would like to discover this book because it’s a new author for me.
    thanks you for this international giveaway

    isabelle(dot)frisch(at)gmail(dot)com

  8. Lenna says:

    Gavalda is amazing author, but her books are hard to get in my country, so I would appreciate to have a chance to read her book this way! Great giveaway!

    Lenna
    Lenna’s last post ..A girl´s best friend

  9. Ellie says:

    Sounds like a great read! Can’t beat a bit of French flair, and I’ve encountered Anna Gavalda before so I have high hopes… Thanks for a great giveaway!
    emp501 (@) hotmail (dot) co (dot) uk

  10. Mrs.B. says:

    You had me with ‘french flair’ and ‘short stories.’ This year, I’ve developed a new appreciation for short stories. I’d love to join your giveaway. Please enter me. Thanks! My email: somethingsdishy@gmail.com

  11. Ceri Kay says:

    Hello i’d love to enter your giveaway, I have never read anything by Anna Gavalda. My email is cerievans1[at]gmail[dot]com. Thanks, Ceri

  12. I haven’t read anything by Anna Gavalda. I need to get out of country and explore authors from around the world.
    Thanks for the giveaway.
    jgoffice(at)cox(dot)net

  13. This sounds like a great book – Your blog is new to me, so I happy I found it.

    Be sure to stop by and enter my giveaway.

    bibliophilebythesea AT gmail DOT com
    Diane@BibliophileBytheSea’s last post ..Literary Giveaway Blog Hop

  14. Sara Leigh says:

    I’ve never read anything by Anna Gavalda, and I don’t read short stories that often. Excellent reasons to read this book! I also like stories with French flair. Please enter me in your giveaway.

  15. Parrish says:

    I’m reading a lot of short stories at the moment, and based on the write up this would make a fantastic addition to this current phase of mine, thanks.

  16. juhina says:

    Seems like an interesting book, cover is dark and mysterious, plus i haven’t read anything outside YA for a while so this could be a good choice =)

    thanks for the giveaway

  17. Sarah Bibi Setar says:

    Hi:)

    Thanks for the great giveaway.

    I just read your review of the book and it has intrigued me. Thank you for bringing this book to my attention. As a Psychology student, human behaviour and thought processes (including the human need to connect) are subjects of great interest to me. I would love to read this book as I believe it will provide a great deal of insight into the human condition. I believe the characters and situations will be relatable and enjoyable.

    Thank you for this opportunity:)

    Sarah

    sarahDOTsetarATgmailDOTcom

  18. ikkinlala says:

    I’d like to read this book because I find that short stories are a really good way to get some reading in when I’m very busy. Thanks for the opportunity!

    ikkinlala AT yahoo DOT ca

  19. Wendy says:

    This sounds like just the kind of book I would love. I enjoy great short stories…and your review of the book totally sold me! Thanks for the giveaway opportunity!
    Wendy’s last post ..“You Are My Only” Treasure Hunt

  20. Christine A says:

    I have not read this book and it sounds like a book I would enjoy readiing. Thanks for the giveaway.

    your1chef at aol dot com

  21. Angela says:

    Although I haven’t read the book, this sounds like a book I would really enjoy reading!
    angela1997(at)live(dot)nl

  22. Thanks for joining the blog hop, Rikki. No need to enter me. I hope you have fun this weekend (and after) with the blog hop!
    Leeswammes (Judith)’s last post ..The Literary Giveaway Blog Hop Starts Here!

  23. I would love to read this book because I have heard so much about it and I love the Goodreads synopsis! edysicecreamlover18@gmailDOTcom

  24. I would like to get this book because I have this “thing” for everything french it’s fascinating.
    darken(underscore)falcon(at)hotmail(dot)com

  25. Judy Cox says:

    I love short stories and anything French. Thanks for the giveaway.

    Judy
    magnolias_1[at]msn[dot]com

  26. Katie says:

    Thanks for a great giveaway – please put my name ‘in the hat’!

    Katie

  27. Oh, it sounds wonderful! I’m French and that is reason enough to have peaked my interest.
    Alice @ Farewell, Office.’s last post ..Free Kindle E-books (October 15, 2011)

  28. Kinna says:

    I love short stories so please add my name to the pack! Thanks.

  29. Margaret says:

    You had me at French flair! Count me in thanks!

    Margaret
    singitm@hotmail.com

  30. Adriana says:

    Because it sounds interesting, it´s not my usual reading but I wold love to give it a try.
    Thanks for the giveaway!
    adriana.ec[AT]gmail[DOT]com

  31. mamabunny13 says:

    I would love to read this book. Thanks for the chance to win it!
    mamabunny13 at gmail dot com

  32. Misha says:

    I had not heard of the book before, and it sounds like something I would love. Count me in! Thank you so much for the giveaway!

    mishamary@gmail.com

  33. Chloe says:

    Anything to do with French/France I would love to read, thanks for the giveaway!!

  34. Mary Preston says:

    I have not heard of “I wish someone were waiting for me somewhere” by Anna Gavalda before. It looks interesting though.

    marypres(AT)gmail(DOT)com

  35. Emily L says:

    I really like novels with short stories. I would like to read this book :)
    emilymeimei204 AT yahoo DOT com

  36. Lisa P says:

    I LOVE anything with a little French flair, hence my website (a little tête-à-tête)! Plus, short stories are so perfect for when I need a little reading time in my busy schedule.

    Thank you so much for the chance!!!

  37. Darlene says:

    I have heard great things about this author, so I’d love to try it! If you loved it enough to want to give it away, it is all the more intriguing! Thanks so much for the giveaway!

    darlenesbooknook at gmail dot com

  38. Debnance says:

    Who can resist a giveaway? Even me, who never wins anything. And French flair. I can never resist French flair.

    I have a little giveaway every month on my blog, though these are often (usually, actually) decidedly non-literary. I’d love to have you stop by and become a follower (for some reason, I’m obsessed with having followers). If this is not enough reason to come by, I might hope you would enjoy reading my post today, a revisit to Maira Kalman’s Principles of Uncertainty.

    I also have coffee and chocolate.

    Please come by.
    Debnance’s last post ..Sunday Salon: The Principles of Uncertainty

  39. Anita Yancey says:

    I would like to get this book, because I think it would be a good read and I really like the cover. Thanks for this chance.
    ayancey(at)dishmail(dot)net

  40. One of my former students living in Paris mentioned to this. I’m intrigued. Thanks for the chance to win!

  41. reading mind says:

    Ohhh, I don’t know this book and I’m always more than happy to discover new books, so it’s a great thing to have the chance to win it!

    aliasgirl at libero dot it

  42. Renee Richardson says:

    I love short stories, French flair and stories about men and women ;)
    Thanks for the awesome giveaway!!!

    Renee
    fattybumpkins at yahoo dot com

  43. Dinda_SI says:

    Thanks for the giveaway !!!
    The cover and title looks interesting. I would love to read the book.

    dl(dot)love(dot)freedom(at)gmail(dot)com

  44. Aik says:

    I’ve never read this book before. And it sounds really interesting. Please count me in! :)

  45. Sabrina says:

    I’d love to have this book because I am a big fan of Anna Gavalda. I loved Zusammen ist man weniger allein. I also read her book Consolation which wasn’t that great, but I would want to Gavalda again.

    thinkingaboutloud at googlemail dot com

  46. frunchezzcuh says:

    I’m in! I’d love to read something new and I don’t know Anna Gadalva until now! Ha! Thank you. (:

  47. Leslie says:

    This is a new author for me. I’d like to give the book a try.

  48. I am so taken with the cover! It makes me very curious to read it!

  49. Brittany Gale says:

    It sounds like a book I’d really enjoy. Please count me in. Thanks!

    quixoticdreamer(at)hotmail(dot)com

  50. Allie says:

    I hadn’t heard of the author before, but I’d love to read the book!

    Thanks for the chance to win!

  51. Thank you for the giveaway. I have heard some spectacular things about this book. So it would be nice to get a chance to read it and form my own opinion.

    lenasledge (at)gmail(dot)com
    Lenasledgeblog.com’s last post ..Could you write over 700 Books?

  52. jen7waters says:

    I want it because you liked it Rikki! Thanks for the chance to win a book :)

  53. kay swederski says:

    I have wanted to read this book – thanks for the giveaway!

  54. Laurie says:

    The title is SO catchy! It makes you really wonder what the stories are about!
    Thanks for the giveaway!!
    Laurie

  55. Kara DiDomizio says:

    The title says it all! Plus, I’ve read several books on the French lifestyle and it intrigues me.
    I’m a French student as well in school so it’s even more interesting. :D
    Thank you so much for the giveaway!
    - supersonic182@gmail.com

  56. neer says:

    Thanks for the giveaway.

    neerrr(at)gmail(dot)com

  57. Janhvi says:

    I Wish Someone Were Waiting for Me Somewhere sounds amazing!

    Thanks for the giveaway and for making it international!:)

    Janhvi
    justjanhvi at gmail dot com

  58. Marci J says:

    Sounds fascinating and yes I do love anything French! Thank you for the chance. Fingers crossed.

  59. Wendy Hatton says:

    The stories sound like thought provoking reading. And the title appeals to me too!

  60. Vicki Wurgler says:

    love short stories-This Man and This Woman, interests me

  61. pburt says:

    I like the sound of these stories. I really want to read the Jaguar story – my mom just got one and I was scared to drive it at first.

  62. Sally G says:

    I wish this book was waiting for me, the title intrigues me and I want to read more. Thanks for the great book!

  63. Giada M. says:

    Thank you for this awesome giveaway! :D After reading your review, I can’t wait to read this book. :) I now have it on my wishlist.

    Giada M.

    fabgiada (at) gmail (dot) com

  64. terri dion says:

    your review made me interested in the book and i’m always looking for new and interesting books to read.

    terri_dion@hotmail.com

  65. Debbie Kennedy says:

    I’ve almost run out of books in my ‘to read’ pile………..would love to read this one!

  66. Nicole Sender says:

    I’d like to read this book because I enjoy short stories.

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