Hey guys!
So tomorrow, Kate Mitchell begins her tour for her debut novel, Aureole, and I wanted to share with you guys the schedule for her tour.
If interested, you can follow along and check out her other stops listed below!
9/19/12
Ali’s Bookshelf Reviews (http://alisbookshelfreviews.blogspot.com/)
Guest Post
__________
9/20/12
Little Words (http://littlewordsreview.wordpress.com/)
Guest Post
__________
9/21/12
Mrs. WASP (http://mrswasp.com)
Guest Post
__________
9/22/12
Steve Spencer (www.paulmallory.com)
Review
__________
9/23/12
Audacious Reader
Guest Post
__________
9/24/12
My Guilty Obsession (http://myguiltyobsession.blogspot.com)
Guest Post
__________
9/25/12
Confessions of a Book Addict (http://bookaddict24-7.tumblr.com/)
Review
__________
9/26/12
Coffee Addicted Writer (http://www.coffeeaddictedwriter.com/)
Book Spotlight
__________
9/27/12
Confessions of a Book Addict (http://bookaddict24-7.tumblr.com/)
Interview
__________
9/28/12
Girl Who Reads (http://www.girl-who-reads.com/)
Fun Friday
__________
9/29/12
Sit Here and Read (http://www.sithereandread.com/)
Review
__________
9/30/12
Kate the Almost Great (http://katethealmostgreat.blogspot.com)
Reflection
__________
10/1/12
Ali Talks Live (http://recordings.talkshoe.com/rss118923.xml)
Interview
__________
10/2/12
Café Reads (http://cafereads.blogspot.com/)
Review
__________
I recently finished reading Aureole and look forward to writing the review for September 25, and the author interview on September 27!
Check out the information on Aureole if you’ve missed my previous posts about Mitchell’s novel!
“When Jessica Carleton, a shy eleven year old from a poor family in Brooklyn who had their fair share of trouble, goes to live with the wealthy Bishop family on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, she quickly learns that just because you have money does not mean you’re happy. As the years pass, she grows to love the family, and although they never officially consider her to be a member of it, she becomes an important part all the same.
Everything goes well until the Christensons arrive a little over ten years later. A devious, clever, and good-looking brother and sister from Connecticut, individually they stir up trouble, but together they wreak havoc. Soon enough Jess realizes that unless she stands up for herself for the first time in her life, she will lose all that she has come to treasure. She has to make a choice: either lose the family that never really accepted her and try to start over one more time, or take a stand for what she believes in. For the quiet, unassuming young woman, this is no easy decision.
A different kind of coming of age story for anyone who has ever been unsure of themselves, this novel watches over the Bishop family in Manhattan and all of their endeavors. It follows Jess as she makes mistakes, does her best to correct them, and maybe, just maybe, works her way into the hearts of the Bishop family for good using her heart, her mind, and without using money at all.”
Another cool thing that Mitchell is doing with her debut? She’s donating $1 from every copy that’s sold to the Arthritis Foundation for a limited time!
Make sure you stop on the days Mitchell stops by!
Happy reading!
