Today begins our annual Summer Reading Challenge. This year we are doing something different. I will present a top ten monthly list of my choices, a daily spotlight of a great book for the summer, and weekly three book cluster that fits either a series or theme. You can choose from either stacks of choices.
The catch is I want us to get together and talk about these books online. In fact, I want to talk about these books online with the author. So, in order to do this I need to know which author you most want to talk to for the month of June and when, and I will try my best to hook that up. We will host our online bookclub via Christian Fiction's Twitter Bookgroup. We will chat in both Tweet chat and BlogTalkRadio or Ustream TV. This would depend on the author's digital capabilities. Sounds like fun?
Wait a minute. It don't stop there. I'm giving away books. I'm giving away three to five of the same book to a bookclub that needs a makeover. I'm also giving away copies to my best readers at Christian Fiction Blog. Because this month we have our 5 year Birthday. We're starting Kindergarten folks. We're learning how to ride bikes. And we're going up a notch, more focused Christian book contest, less pr and book marketing(you can find that on my other site) But CFB is going back to its roots and growing at the same time. So I'm looking for bloggers, book reviewers, and vloggers. Hit me up.
Let's make this summer reading challenge the Best.
Below is the link to Christian Fiction's online docks:
Twitter Group: Christian Fiction
Good Reads: Twitter BookClub
Forum: Christian Fiction Network
Christian Fiction on Twitter: @deegospel (me) and @cfblog
The June Top Ten Summer List is:
- Angela Hunt, The Note II
- Victoria Christopher Murray, Lady Jasmine
- Robin Jones Gunn, Sisterchicks in Wooden Shoes
- Deanne Gist, A Bride in the Bargain
- Kimberla Roby, One in a Million
- Greg Garrett, Shame
- Bonnie Hopkins, Now and Then Again
- Nicole Seitz, A Hundred Years of Happiness
- Shelly Adina Who Made You a Princess?
- Vanessa Davis Griggs, Practicing What you Preach
