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Friday, 26 August 2011

Book Blogger Hop

Posted on 06:04 by Unknown

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I've been blogging for a long time, but most of that time was on Livejournal, where it was fairly easy to build communities with like-minded people.

While I enjoy the opportunities that Blogspot has provided to add a level of professionalism, I've found it difficult to create the same sort of community (but then again, this blog is less personal than my livejournal output used to be).

I've been experimenting with a couple of blog-hops, just to see how effective they are in building that sort of continuous interaction. So here we go again, with a blog hop hosted by Crazy-For-Books.

Book Blogger Hop

If you're at all interested in joining, here's the main page that spells out the rules and what-not: http://crazy-for-books.com/2011/08/book-blogger-hop-826-829.html.

There's a question of the week, which is whether I have any pets. I don't actually, but does my husband count?

Anyhow, come say hi!

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