Friday Finds: April 30, 2016
Want to win a hardback copy of The Raven King by Maggie Stiefvater? Comment on this post for a chance to win. Last week’s winner is Bailey! Please email me your address at robinreads@bellsouth.net.
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About Robin Willis
After working in middle school libraries for over 20 years, Robin Willis now works in a public library system in Maryland.
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Jennifer Simoneau says
I’ve been looking forward to this trilogy to know what Blue’s premonition means!
Lyndsey Thomas says
Enter me into the drawing for The Raven King ARC! Love The Raven Cycle and can’t wait for the finale!
Rachael Fryman says
Thanks for the great links and the giveaway chance! I’m always looking for new articles and resources since I’m a new librarian. I really liked the “Post-It Note Review” idea!
Shannon Vanderhyde says
I would love to win a hardcover of this book! I cannot wait to read it! The suspense is killing me!!