Hi!
As you can probably tell, my name is JaimeKristal. I live in Ontario, Canada and am a graduate of Centennial College’s Book and Magazine Publishing program. From my educational inclinations it isn’t hard to guess that I love books!
A couple of my friends tried to talk me into doing a book blog before, but I didn’t feel I had enough time with everything else I had going on. This year I started getting into reading other book blog websites (see blogger buttons), and finally gave in… even though I’m doing just as much as, if not more than, before!
I love to share my passion for books with anyone who will listen, and I also hope that reviewing books will force me to stop and think a little more about what I’m reading.
I will tell you that I do not intend to limit myself to reviewing one genre, instead I am going to reviewing whatever I find interesting. That will mostly be novels, but I might throw in some non-fiction, poetry, or storybooks should I so desire.
If you would like to get in touch with me for book reviews, giveaways, author blog tours, or other related topics please feel free to send an email to jaikewriter at hot mail dot com.
NOTE: If you have previously mailed books for my review, I am no longer at that address. Please contact me for my new mailing address if I have not already emailed you.
Thank you for visiting my book review blog!
Hello! I’ve just written a book and someone told me to check out book blogs because they are where it’s at re: reviewing!
My book is called, Lost and Found in London … which I describe as a fun, wise self-help memoir … It’s got romance, travel, food, history … and self-discovery … like Eat, Pray, Love! Only better say my readers!
If you are interested, please visit my website under Book for a Synopsis, Readers’ Reactions and more … Thanks and Happy Blogging! Kathleen O’Hara
Hey just wanted to know how you find any good internships. I want to apply for some after I get out of college but I’ve only found the one for HarperCollins.
A lot of internships go to students who require them as part of their credit, which is how I did mine. I would suggest writing to the companies you are interested interning for to see if they have any available.