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“40 Days for 40 Years” Tuck Everlasting blog tour #Tuck40th @MacKidsBooks

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Reader Girls is part of a very special blog tour which celebrates an exciting milestone for a particularly beloved children's book. We bring you "Tuck Everlasting 40 Days for 40 Years" blog tour presented by Macmillan Publishing. A special edition of Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt was released on January 20th and author Gregory Maguire (Wicked) has penned a cool and touching introduction.  Some books come into our lives and go out of it soon after. Then there are 'the classics'--the ones with "staying power," the ones we cherish and remember fondly just about forever . For Meg, one of our own Reader Girls, Tuck Everlasting is one such book. Read in fourth grade, Tuck Everlasting touched a chord in her. Then there was the movie, a discussion followed afterwards about adaptation, but the book is the true force of her love and admiration. The story, its characters and a certain magical spring will forever remain etched in this reader's hea

Blog tour: Sing For Me by Gracie Madison @AuthorGracie @XpressoTours #XpressoBookTours #review #giveaway #paranormal #romance

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Welcome! This Thursday it is FREEZING in the Hudson Valley but we are managing to stay warm. We didn't the huge amounts of snow predicted for the so-called blizzard earlier in the week and we hope for those affected that everything is okay. We have a celestial feature today as we bring you one of a handful of stops for the Sing For Me tour. We have our review and there's a tour-wide giveaway too. Enjoy!  Sing For Me by Gracie Madison Publication date: January 23rd 2015 Genres: New Adult, Paranormal Romance Madeline Noel fled war-torn Heaven to hide within the mortal world, but the blessing that could protect her from evil is the holy realm’s forbidden power. As a talented soprano for the Eden Theatre Company, Madeline hides among prima donnas and tone-deaf flutists. Her perfect voice may entertain audiences, but a careless laugh may shatter glass, and her greatest scream can kill. To control her unrestrained voice, the angels forbid Madeline from embracing the emotio