Meg-A Readers 2015 Sign-ups!!!

OMG I can't believe it's that time again!!!!!  And this year we have a lot of celebrating to do!!!!


Diana (Little Miss Drama Queen) and I am happy to announce the FOURTH ANNUAL MEG-A-READERS for 2015!!!!!!!!!!!


Isn't our banner amazing!!!!  Thank you Diana!!


From Monday May 11th until Friday June 12th we will be celebrating Meg Cabot!  My absolute favorite author ever, Meg Cabot, has been on my book shelf since 2005, when I started reading The Princess Diaries.  Which marks the 10th anniversary of when I first read my first Meg book!!  I can't even tell you how excited I have been about this, because Meg is not only releasing ONE amazing new book, BUT TWO!!!!!!!!!!  And not only that, but one of them is one that I, along with many many other twenty something year olds have been waiting for, for many many years!!!!

Six years ago Mia Thermopolis got back together with the love of her life, Michael, and graduated high school.  Since then, all of us fans have been waiting ("very" patiently) for them to finally tie the knot.

Well it's happening!!!!!! The biggest event of the year (in my opinion, at least)!

Mia and Michael are getting married!!!!!!!!!!!!


Royal Wedding (the eleventh book in the Princess Diaries Series, and first adult book in the series) will be out June 2nd!

But before June 2nd even arrives, we will be introduced to a totally new character in Meg's life...Princess Mia's long-lost half-sister, Olivia Grace, in From the Notebooks of a Middle Grade Princess, which hits shelves on May 19th!

Yes, it's honestly a dream come true!!!! Meg is releasing TWO new books less than a month apart!!!!!!!!
So anyway, it's time to call bloggers/Meg Cabot fans over!!! Because Meg-A Readers 2015 is going to begin on May 11th and we need sign-ups!!!  
Sign-up with the link below, and Diana and I will contact you before the event begins so that we can get your preferred dates, during the event, and then things can really get going!!!

 If you don't know what you would have to do...well, it's honestly very simple!

The options are endless!  You can write about how you first came across Meg Cabot.  You can write a review of any of your favorite Meg Cabot books, or one you haven't read.  Do an interview with your favorite character (I did an interview with Mia the first year, which was super fun!).  Really so many options!  And if you have an idea for a post, just email me at:

romancebookie@yahoo.com

and we can discuss it! :)

So let's get that sign-up list going!!


The Romance Bookie :)

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Marriage Vacation by Pauline Turner Brooks (aka Jo Piazza)

Image
Hey Everyone! I finished another book!  I bought this one along with Shrill , when I found an Amazon Books store in NYC last week! I cannot believe I already finished both in less than a week, when I hadn't finished a single book since last July! From Goodreads : In season four of Darren Star's hit TV Land series Younger , the editors of Empirical Press are shocked and deeply moved when they read Marriage Vacation , an autobiographical novel by the publisher's estranged wife, Pauline Turner Brooks.  Knowing the book will cause a sensation, they decide they must publish it.  Now you can read what the hype is about. To find herself...she might lose everything. By all appearances, Kate Carmichael had the perfect life: two adorable daughters, a pre-war town house on the Upper East Side, and a husband who ran one of the most successful publishing companies in New York.  But when Kate attends the wedding of two of her oldest friends, and reconnect...
Read more

The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick

Image
I saw the movie Hugo (directed by Martin Scorsese) right before the New Year.  Let me back track, and let you know that usually I am NOT a fan of Oscar movies.  If I'm being honest, I find them to be boring.  However, this year has seemed to bring quite a few more exceptions than normal.  Among those are: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 , The Help , and Hugo.   I fell in love with Hugo .  I thought it so beautifully done.  The music, the characters, the story.  I found myself crying even at points that wouldn't necessarily make you cry.  I honestly, didn't know the movie was based on a book; but when I found out at the end, I knew I had to read it. The winner of the Children's Caldecott Award, The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick is nothing like anything I've ever read.  Normally, when I read I imagine the story that I am reading  unfolding in my head like a movie; but with The Invention of Hugo ...
Read more

The Hunger Games Should be BANNED!!

Image
Okay, let me begin by saying, you may find my title misleading...but guess what? It got you to read this post! :) PLEASE CONTINUE READING!! I really think something needs to be known!  The Hunger Games should NOT be allowed in elementary schools!!  In fact, I don't even think it should be allowed in middle school either! This is the whole point to this post! I read the series last year, and enjoyed them.  I thought the story was definitely very original.  I am going to be making a few lists in this post, and here is my first... Pros about The Hunger Games : -original story -great characters -details were great...sometimes a bit too much actually -metaphorically speaking, the message I got out of this book is people are selfish and that they would do anything to survive, and while this isn't a great message, I think it is true about people (at least quite a bit around the world...NOT all!! but quite a few) Cons about The Hunger Games : -I think my #1 c...
Read more