As it happens, there are multiple copies of this at my house, so surely I can give one away to a good home. I reviewed Finnikin of the Rock here: not quite for me, but as you know, that doesn't mean it's not for anyone else! I like matching books with people, and it's often more fun to match that book that wasn't quite for you up with a reader who will enjoy it wholeheartedly.So!
To enter the giveaway, please leave me a comment no later than midnight Friday with your e-mail address (okay to break it up @ your e-mail to stop spam) and your favorite story with swords in it, and why. You must be a follower to win, but that's on your honor, as there are lots of ways to "follow" (and to be honest, I don't even check).
When I wake up on Saturday, I'll choose a random winner, and ask for a U.S. mailing address. I don't get to the post office as often as I'd like, but while the roads are clear for summer, I go about every other week.
Hmm my favorite story with swords in it would be Poison Study! Thanks for the giveaway! (:
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Thanks for the giveaway :) I unfortunately don't think I've read too many books with swords... but I love Graceling by Kristin Cashore if it counts :)
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Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite book with swords in it is Retribution Falls by Chris Wooding because it's like the show Firefly but more steampunky with a tad of the supernatural.
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This book looks wonderful, thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI would have to say my favorite book with swords in it is...well...that one...or that one...bother. there are so many wonderful books with swords in them, but I am going to have to go with The Lord of the Rings. :)
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I'd have to agree and say Graceling, loved it!
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Thanks for the giveaway! My favorite swords-related story is the Tortall series by Tamora Pierce, because they have great female characters and lots of action.
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i really liked Steel by Carrie Vaughn it was interesting to learn about fencing and you learn the names of the moves
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