In an attempt to clear our bookshelves, and pass on great used books to ourstalkersfollowers, we have decided to hold weekly giveaways of some of the books on our bookshelves! Every Saturday, we will post the books available, and the following Saturday, we will announce the winner and our next challenge. The winner will get to choose a book from the list and we will ship it to that lucky person! Each week we will have a different challenge to complete.
I just moved houses (which is why there was no SHS last week), and it got me thinking about where I would want to live if I could live anywhere in the world. I'm not really sure I can answer this accurately, since I haven't been many places, especially out of the US, but I'm going to say South Carolina. All the beautiful beaches, historical places to visit, friendly people, and the amazing food. I just love it there!
Though I've heard Spain is nice.....
How about you?
Though I've heard Spain is nice.....
How about you?
Just comment below to be entered!
And this week's winner is...
Chrisbails
Email me at Readingteen1(at)gmail.com with your book choice. Please put "winner" in the subject line. You have one week to claim your prize!
- Eragon by Christopher Palioni (book 1)
- Eldest by Christopher Palioni (book 2)
- Inkheart
by Cornelia Funke
- Inkspell
by Cornelia Funke
- Mattimeo
by Brian Jacques
- A Wind in the Door
by Madeleine L'Engle
- Half Moon Investigations
by Eoin Colfer
- Nothing But The Truth: A Documentary Novel
by AVI
- Triss
by Brian Jacques (Readwall, book 15)
- Clovermead
by David Randall
- The O'Reilly Factor For Kids
by Bill O'Reilly
- Nerds
by Michael Buckley
- Zan Gah
by Allan Richard Shickman
- The Carnival of Lost Souls
by Laura Quimby
- Star Power book 1 Supernova
by Catherine Hapka
- High School Musical: The Junior Novel Disney
High School Musical: Stories from East High
#6 Disney
- Animal Ark Pets
books #12 - #16
- The Babysitters Club
(25 very small thin paperback)
- Madison Finn
#1 Only the Lonely Boy, #2 Boy, OH Boy! #3 Play it Again ( whole set)
- Through the Looking Glass
by Lewis Carroll
- Ella Enchanted
by Gail Carson Levine
- The Top Ten Ways to Ruin the First Day of School
by Ken Derby
- The Rise and Fall of Mount Majestic
ARC by Jennifer Trafton
- Notes From A Drowned Maiden's Hair: A Melodrama by Laura Amy Schiltz
- Flawless by Lara Chapman
- Peeps by Scott Westerfeld
- Perfect Escape by Jennifer Brown
- The Daughters Take the Stage
- Envy by Miles
- Skinny by Cooner
- Two or Three Things I Forgot to Tell You by Oates
- Prodigy by Marie Lu
- The Farm by Emily McKay
- Shadows in the Silence by Courtney Allison Moulton
- Magisterium by Hirsch
- Notes from a Ghost Town by Ellison
- Futuredaze (various authors)
- The Wrap-up List by Arnstson
- Sway by Turner
- Beta by Rachel Cohn
- Stolen Nights by Rebecca Maizel
- The Rivals by Daisy Whitney
- The Blessed by Hurley
- What's Left of Me by Kat Zhang
- Outpost by Ann Aguirre
- If I Stay by Gayle Forman
- Ten Things We Did and probably shouldn't have by Sara Mlynowski
- A Blue So Dark by Holly Schindler
- The List by Sioban Vivian
- The Demon's Covenant by Sarah Rees Brennan
- Nobody by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
- Every Other Day by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
- Masque of the Red Death by Bethany Griffin
- Nobody's Secret by MacColl
- Haven by Kristi Cook
- Once in a Full Moon by Schreiber
- Magic of the Moonlight by Schreiber
- The Beginning of After by
- A Midsummer's Nightmare by Kody Keplinger
- The Girl Who was on Fire by various authors
- When You Were Mine by Rebecca Serle
- Guilt by Katherine Longshore
- Alice Bliss by Laura Harrington
- Rootless by Howard
- Entice by Jessica Shirvington
- Fang Girl by Keeble
- The Dust of 100 Dogs by King
- The Morganville Vampires volume 2
- Wish You Were Here by Clark
- Hunger by Kessler
- Pretty Bad Things by Skuse
- The Peculiars by McQuerry
- The Tension of Opposites by Kristina McBride
- You Wish by Mandy Hubbard
- Saving June by Hannah Harrington
- Stargazer by Claudia Gray
- Fat Vampire by Rex
- The Sweetest Thing by Mandelski
- Trance by Gerber
- Anxious Hearts by Shaw
- Between by Warman
- Nicholas Dane by Burgess
- Where She Went by Gayle Foreman (hardcover)
- The Carrier of the Mark by Lee Fallon ARC* (signed to Andye)
- Mercy by Rebecca Lim ARC *
- Bitter End
ARC by Jennifer Brown*
- Desires of the Dead ARC by Kimberly Derting*
- Team Human ARC by Justine Larbalestier & Sarah Rees Brennan*
- Shut Out ARC by Kody Keplinger*
- Deception by Lee Nichols ARC*
- The Fox Inheritance ARC by Mary E. Pearson (signed to Andye)*
- Undercurrent ARC by Tricia Rayburn (signed to Andye)*
- END OF DAYS
ARC (A Nightrunner Novel) by Max Turner*
- I Now Pronounce You Someone Else ARC by Erin McCahan*
- Gilt ARC by Katherine Longshore*
- Numbers: Infinity ARC by Rachel Ward* (book 3)
- Dark Water ARC by Laura McNeal*
- Prom by Laurie Halse Anderson (signed to Kirstyn)*
- The Lucky Kind
ARC byAlyssa B. Sheinmel*
- WHEN I WAS JOE
by Keren David*
- Drain You ARC by M. Beth Bloom*
- The Key: The Guardian of Time by Marianne Curley* (book 3 hardcover)
- Destiny ARC by Gillian Shields*
- Small Town Sinners ARC by Melissa Walker*
- The Springsweet ARC by Saundra Mitchell*
- HUSH
ARC by Eishes Chayil*
- I am J
ARC by Cris Beam*
- Going Underground ARC by Susan Vaught*
- Grim ARC by Anna Waggener*
- Tantalize
by Cynthia Leitich Smith*
- Waiting ARC by Carol Lynch Williams *
- Wondershow ARC by Hannah Barnaby*
- After the Snow ARC by S.D. Crockett*
- Hush ARC by Eishes Chayil*
- Guardian of the Gate (Prophecy of the Sisters book 2) ARC by Michelle Zink *
- Little Women and Me by Lauren Baratz Logsted*
- Circle Nine ARC by Ann Heltzel*
- The Julian Game ARC by Adele Griffin* (signed to Andye)
- THE 10 P.M. QUESTION
ARC by Kate de Goldi*
- YOU KILLED WESLEY PAYNE
ARC by Sean Beaudoin*
- Girl, 15, Charming But Insane
by Sue Limb
- The Lost Girls
by Laurie Fox
- The Lovely Bones
by Alice Sebold
- Pride and Predjudice by Jane Austen
- Lord of the Flies
by William Golding
- Life, The Universe and Everything: Hitchhickers Trilogy
(book 3) by Douglas Adams
- So Long, And Thanks For All The Fish: Hitchhickers Trilogy
(book 4) by Douglas Adams
- The City of Ember
by Jeanne DuPrau
- The World According to Narnia
by Jonathan Rogers
- Monster Blood Tattoo Book One: Foundling
by D.M.Cornish
- Shadows of Doom Book Two: Iron Tower Trilogy
by Dennis L. McKiernan
- Me, The Missing, and the Dead
by Jenny Valentine
- Rebel King Book One: Hammer of the Scots
by Charles Randolph Bruce and Carolyn Hale Bruce
- Shapeshifter
by Holly Bennett
- She Thief
ARC by Daniel Finn
- Logic of Demons
by H.A.Goodman
- SteelTrapp 2 ARC by Ridley Pearson
- A Girl Named Mister
ARC by Nikki Grimes*
- The Tavernier Stones
by Stephen Parrish
- Death at the Alma Mater
by G.M.Malliet
- Choppy Socky Blues
by Ed Briant
- Indigo Blues
by Danielle Joseph
- Smudges Mark
ARC by Claudia Osmond*
- Old Magic by Marianne Curley
- Glimmer by Pheobe Kitanidis
- Notes From the Teenage Underground by Simmone Howell
- I Am The Messenger by Markus Zusak
- Android Karenina by Tolstoy and Winters
- Wanted by Heidi Ayarbe ARC
- Dirty Little Secrets by Kerry Cohen
- The First Days: As The World Dies by Rhiannon Frater
- Beauty Queens by Libba Bray
- Counting Backwards by Laura Lascarso
- The Deserter by Peadar O.Guilin
- The Lifeguard by Deborah Blumenthal
- Breaking Beautiful by Jennifer Shaw-Wolf
- Echo Park
by Michael Connelly
- The Third Angel
by Alice Hoffman
- Timeline
by Michael Crichton
- The Last Juror
by John Grisham
- It Only Takes a Moment
by Mary Jane Clark
- Foreign Body
by Robin Cook
- Green Rider
by Kristen Britain
- The DA Vinci Code
by Dan Brown
- Rainbow Six
by Tom Clancy
- The Shack
by William P. Young
- Last Chance Saloon
by Marian Keyes
- Wicked
by Gregory Macguire
- Jane and the Damned
ARC by Janet Mullany
- The Dutchess
by Amanda Foreman
- Belinda
by Anne Rice writing as Anne Rampling
- All Madden
by John Madden with Dave Anderson
- The Bourne Identity
by Robert Ludlums
- Robert Ludlums The Bourne Betrayal
by Eric Van Lustbader
- Clear and Present Danger
by Tom Clancy
- Age of Misrule: Worlds End
by Mark Chadbourne Book1
- Age of Misrule: Darkest Hour
by Mark Chadbourne Book2
- Age of Misrule: Always Forever
by Mark Chadbourne Book3
- Exley ARC by Brock Clark
- Anthem by AYN Rand
AUDIOBOOKS
- Will Grayson, Will Grayson by David Levithan and John Green
- I Am Legend by Richard Matheson Audio CD (Library Copy)
I reckon South Carolina would be awesome with all it's historical places but I would love to visit Rome. It has such beautiful landmarks and has such a awesome history. Plus it has a lot to do with Mythology and I love fantasy and Mythology
ReplyDeleteI have been moving houses too for the past week but the only place I would live forever in and never feel bored is Venice; I would be surrounded by history all the day, hear Italian every moment, see the lovers wandering the city at night. What a merry world it shall be?! :) ...
ReplyDeleteI love Venice with it's beautiful water ways. I wouldn't mind my hand in Venice.
DeleteI'd like to stay living in Australia, but most definitely on the eastern coast. Just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI live in Australia as well and I love it, there is so much to do. I am lucky because I live in Queensland and it is so warm and sunny.
DeleteI would LOVE to live in Australia.
ReplyDeleteTokyo or maybe Los Angeles.
ReplyDeleteEither England or France, I'm constantly torn between the two! :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to move to the US, probably LA :)
ReplyDeleteIm going to say if I could live any where it would be Ireland.. That would just seem like the place for me:)
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I would love to visit Ireland my favourite author lives there and he based all his books on it.
DeleteEither Monaco or Aruba. Both are beautiful places, so it's hard to pick one. :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to live in England!
ReplyDeleteI would love to live back in my hometown. My husband and I have moved around over the last 5 years and I would love to be able to move back home and be close to family
ReplyDeleteI read about this blog in the recent PW article about BEA and liked it so much I wrote about it and linked to it from my own blog!
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I thin I'd like living in London :)
ReplyDeleteI actually love my country (Cyprus)and although we don't have any fancy bookstores or huge cinemas which I would love if we did and we are somewhat technologically behind, it's a beautiful country.
ReplyDeleteIf I had to choose another country I would love to live in Italy which is the only one I've visited besides Greece.
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I 'd love to live in London. That magical city!
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit London. Especially the London station which has been said add a platform nine and three quarters after Harry Potter
DeleteOregon
ReplyDeleteScotland please. If you could see me you would know know that I have Princess Merida (Brave) hair. I want to go back to my roots! Minus eating hagus..eww
ReplyDeleteScotland please. If you could see me you would know know that I have Princess Merida (Brave) hair. I want to go back to my roots! Minus eating hagus..eww
ReplyDeleteThis is hard. I would love to live in Paris, or maybe London. But there are so many places besides those two that I would love to live in!
ReplyDeleteIm dying to live in New Orleans, Louisiana (<--spelling doesnt look right..)
ReplyDeleteThe place has so much history and a major link to paranormal.. its also 900 something miles from where i am.I read a lot of books that has the place in it too.thats my number 1 place.. I also want to go to Japan, England, California, New York, Florida, South Carolina.. I think I have a lot of places i want to go to-some just to visit..
If I could live anywhere in the world it would be on the beach somewhere warm. It doesn't have to be a specific country just on the beach. :)
ReplyDeleteParis or England although I always wanted to go to Prince Edward Island as well and it looks beautiful up there.
ReplyDeleteHonestly, probably Montreal. The more I think about it, even though it is freezing half the year, it's the city that I visited and instantly fell in love with. Though London, Seattle, and Boston treated me very well too.
ReplyDeleteAs you can see, I'm definitely leaning towards a city :)
I think I would go to Ireland. It just looks so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the great giveaway!
I think I would love to live in Ireland. I am hoping to visit one day. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteParis. Definitely Paris.
ReplyDeleteHard to say. There are so many places I want to visit, but without seeing them, how would I know if I want to live there? I haven't been many places and to be honest, none of them appeal to me too much. For the moment I'm perfectly content to live right here in my hometown, if only for a little longer.
ReplyDeleteI would live some place exotic. I love Egypt, maybe I would live there.
ReplyDeleteI would have to say Ireland. It felt like home away from home when I visited. :)
ReplyDeleteI'd definitely live in Berkeley, California. It's beautiful, on the ocean, the weather is perfect (for me - I like rain and fog) - near San Francisco, but not the crazy traffic, an awesome culture with the sidewalk vendors, etc. and the university.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to give two answers.
ReplyDeleteIn the U.S. = I live in the south and love it. I know that isn't a 'state', but I've lived in many of the southern states and each has it's own charm. Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, North Carolina...ahhh. There's no place like a home in the south. :)
Outside of the U.S. = Italy. Lucca to be exact. I visited this charming medieval-walled pedestrian town two years ago and I'm going back in October. It is a magical place with fascinating history, beautiful architecture, and delightful residents. Rome isn't far, and is rich with history and incredible landmarks, but Lucca is even more special. I can't wait to return.
I live Alabama, and I love it here. But, if I had to choose elsewhere, I'd choose Spokane, WA....because my fiance' lives there and I would get to be around him everyday.
ReplyDeleteI would choose either Hawaii or Australia. I like a place with good surf. <3
ReplyDeleteI've actually always imagined living in South Carolina, too! Somewhere in the South like that, with the historic look and relaxed pace. I'm not cut out for big city life, and I'd need to be somewhere close enough to go to the beach :)
ReplyDeleteIreland would be cool because of the history there and a family connection.
ReplyDeleteI would live in Italy because that's where my family came from.
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Hmm if I pick a place that I've been then I'd have to go with Oregon, somewhere along the coast like Newport. If I go with a dream place I'd have to with either London or Helsinki, Finland.
ReplyDeleteI would definitely choose Italy to live. I've always been fascinated by the architecture, culture, food, and beauty of both the countryside and cities!
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ReplyDeleteEngland :D
ReplyDeleteI've actually lived in four different countries at 3 different continents and have traveled quite a bit.. I would definitely say that I would love to live a year or so in South Korea. I've been there and I LOVED it.. especially being able to gain the korean language. Other than the.. I think I would love to live in a coastal country. I love the beach <3
ReplyDeletethanks for the awesome giveaway!
- Juhina @ Maji Bookshelf
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
I definitely think I'd move to Ireland or Australia. One, I have so much family history that remains undiscovered in both of these places, and two, they are so beautiful! But I'm not sure. Adventure is so exciting, but I don't know if I can stay in one place!
ReplyDeleteIf I had to choose another place to live, then Italy.
ReplyDeleteI would love to live in Ireland because I'm part Irish and I wouldn't have to learn another language which is a plus. :)
ReplyDeleteItaly or Australia
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