Blog Tour: The Tribe Series by Ambelin Kwaymullina

Hi Readers!

Today I've got the pleasure of being the first stop on Ambelin Kwaymullina's blog tour.

While readers might be dying to know all about the series, I'd rather start with some fun questions in getting to know you! And, as this is by blog, it's my rules. So when I say let's have fun, you do as you're told!

Well, perhaps if I lose the totalitarian tone, we can begin...

What was the last book you read?

Unravel Me which is the sequel to Shatter Me, by Tahereh Mafi.

Carole Wilkinson's Dragonkeeper Winner!

Two weeks ago, I had the lovely Carole Wilkinson drop by my blog and ask a few questions. It was just a little fun as part of the Dragonkeeper blog tour. You can read all about it HERE.

As part of that tour, there was a competition running to win a complete set of Dragonkeeper books thanks to Walker Books Australia!

Well, The time has come to reveal the winner!

So with no further ado:

Carole Wilkinson's Dragonkeeper Blog Tour and Giveaway!

Welcome Welcome to a very exciting post!

I'm thrilled to welcome Carole Wilkinson to my humble blog as part of her Dragonkeeper Blog Tour!

I've done a little interview with Carole and then afterwards you'll find the competition with how you can win a complete set of the Dragonkeeper Books!

You might have seen the new jackets of her best-selling Dragonkeeper series out and about in celebration of Book 4: Blood Brothers. I wrote a review of the first three books which can be found HERE. My review of the new one is HERE.

 

I've asked Carole some questions so we can get to know her a little better. So without further ado, I present the wonderful Carole Wilkinson.

Thanks Michael for hosting the very first blog of my blog tour. And also thanks to the black dog books girls (Maryann Ballantyne, Sue Lawson, Karen Tayleur, Bernadette Kelly and Corinne Fenton) who prodded me into making my answers a bit less monosyllabic, while we were in Adelaide at the CBCA Conference.

My questions are going to be fairly light and fun, I hope that’s ok!

Blog Tour: Sue Lawson's Forget Me Not

Today I'm thrilled to have Sue Lawson write a guest post here at LittleElfMan's. You might know how much I love Sue's writing from my review of Pan's Whisper and the wonderful post for its blog tour. I'm not going to hog the stage too much, because this is all about Sue and her great new book, a historical fiction novel that follows one family's voyage on the Titanic. I asked Sue to write a particular guest blog and she responded brilliantly! Over to you, Sue!

Hi Michael, it’s lovely to visit your blog again. This is the very first stop on the Forget Me Not Tour and I'm very excited about all the stops I'll be making over the next two weeks!

I had a ball answering your questions about Pan’s Whisper.

Forget Me Not is different to Pan’s Whisper, in that Pan’s Whisper is a young adult novel and work of fiction while Forget Me Not is a junior fiction novel and based on an historical event – the sinking of the Titanic.

So, Sue, you’re packing for a journey to the other side of the world on the largest ocean liner in the world, and you’ll be starting a new life at your destination.

(Please tell me journey doesn’t end the same way as the Titanic’s journey ended!)

 Step us through your packing process…

Sue Lawson's Forget Me Not Blog Tour Intro

I just wanted to write a post about a blog tour that's kicking off next week for Sue Lawson's new book: 'Forget Me Not'.

Last year I had the wonderful pleasure of hosting a stop on Sue's last blog tour for Pan's Whisper which was great.

This time, I've got the honour of of being first cab off the rank!

This is the line up for tour:

28th March

Me!

29th March

Sheryl Gwyther

30th Mar

Tara Calby

1st April

Forget Me Not

2nd April

Shirley Marr

3rd April

Bug In A Book

5th April

Novels On The Run

So be sure to stop on by and any/all of these blogs next week to read about Sue's great little Junior Historical Fiction account of one family's journey on the Titanic.

I've (once again) had some fun with Sue, and asked her to describe packing up her house for a voyage of epic proportions. (Not one quite as devastating as the Titanic). So stop by next week to learn what one author would pack up and take with her in a trans-continent re-location.

Also, be sure to keep your eyes out for 'Forget Me Not', hitting the stores in April.