Wednesday, May 7, 2014

1,000,000 Page View Celebration!



After a little more than 3 years blogging, I'm very excited to announce that StuckInBooks has gone over 1,000,000 page views!




I'm going to celebrate in the best possible way!

GIVEAWAYS

I have been collecting SIGNED copies of books to use as part of this celebration.  Some I have bought and some have been kindly donated by the author.  Each day, I will feature a book and offer a giveaway for it.  Wanta see what I've got?  See anything you'd like to win?


Keeping partying!


Breakable by Tammara Webber released yesterday.  I so love this series and I especially LOVE Lucas Maxfield!  So today, I have a SIGNED copy of Easy with the pretty UK cover!



The New York Times bestseller

I took a deep breath and exhaled it slowly before turning around. It was Lucas who stood there. His gaze was penetrating, not wavering for a moment, and my pulse hammered under his silent scrutiny. I couldn't remember the last time I'd been so full of pure, unqualified desire.

Lucas is the stranger who saved Jacqueline from an attack by a fellow student - she'd never noticed him before then, and now he's everywhere. But can Jacqueline trust him - or will the secrets he's hiding come between them?



http://www.amazon.com/Easy-Tammara-Webber-ebook/dp/B009KUXCFQhttp://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/easy-tammara-webber/1111101451?ean=9780425266748


SIGNED

INTERNATIONAL

Special thanks to the author for donating this book. 


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66 comments:

  1. No, because it's very predictable.

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  2. Yes, if i really love the book at some point i want to read the other character point of view

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  3. No, I like to read different point of view and continuation of the story

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  4. I do enjoy reading different POVs- I just finished Breakable yesterday and I love it just as much as Easy! There is so much new material in Breakable that it is still a completely new reading experience

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  5. depends on if i liked the story; usually i do, but i like multiple pov in one story instead

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  6. Yes, especially if I really liked the story :)

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  7. i don't really like reading stories with multiple povs ;-; povs from two characters is enough..yea for me lol :)

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  8. if i really love the story why not? i could do it :)

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  9. Yes, it's kind of cool getting it from a different perspective.

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  10. I usually don't like much reading the same story again, but Breakable was totally different, it was more like a story on its own than simply a sequel to Easy :)

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  11. No,one book is enough,it would be great that book to be with Dual POV :)
    Congrats on 1,000000 view! :)
    Thanks for the giveaway :)

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  12. It depends. If the second character actually adds something new to the story, then yes. But if it's basically the same story with the pronouns flipped, then I get annoyed.

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  13. Yes, especially if I really liked the story :)
    Congrats on 1,000000 view! :)
    Thanks for the giveaway :)

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  14. No, I'm not usually in to those types of stories, but I will read one every now and then. Thanks for having the giveaway.

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  15. When I REALLY like a character and I already know the story, then yes. Other then that, no.

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  16. Its nice to see things from other peoples POV

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  17. Yes, but only if I loved the character and time passes in between readings.

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  18. only when are my favorite stories haha :)

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  19. When I really love the original I definitely love to read the other person's POV. I really like it when its only a few pivotal scenes and a bunch of new material instead of a retelling.

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  20. Yes, I am always fascinated on how the perspective changes. Especially if it is from a guy's POV like Breakable. I don't know why, but I am compelled and drawn to books with the guy as a narrator.

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  21. Yep, I like because every person thinks, feels and sees different.

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  22. I usually like the original better but I do enjoy looking into another character's mind

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  23. Yup, I like reading alternating/changing POVs. I can easily follow a story that way.

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  24. I do, I love reading from dual perspectives because you really get an insight on how other characters feel through the story.

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  25. Sometimes, depends on the story but all I've read I do! Thanks!

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  26. I do like reading the story from a different characters POV, especially in a love story. If it's told by the girl, especially, it's nice to get a glimpse inside the guys head.

    Thanks so much for the giveaway :)

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  27. I'm not a big fan of reading the same story twice from different POV's. I prefer the story told from dual POV's to begin with.

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  28. I do like reading the same story from a different POV - sometimes

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  29. no, sorry. But if i know ending, usually i don't have mood again to read it.

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  30. I do love it, but it depends - beautiful disaster failed at it,

    So the character has to see things differently, and not basically quote what the first pov said on the first book.

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  31. Yes, especially if I really liked the story ..! thank you <3

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  32. It`s nice to hear both POVs

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  33. No, I prefer the book with dual POV from the beginning.

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  34. Yes. I find it pretty exciting to read the same story from a different POV. It's nice to have a look on what's on his/her mind. :)

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  35. yes, i do like to read the same story from different POV. it's nice to know both characters' brain ;)

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  36. I do like it as long as it is in the same book, but if it is two books but one story like that i don't think so because i would no what was gonna happen. thank you so much

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  37. It depends when I really love the book. I would want to read from the other perspective. In this case, I loved Breakable.

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  38. Yeah!I usually love it!!!And more if it's a love story and is the male's POV!!!

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  39. Sometimes I do, if I really wanna see what was on the other person's mind the whole time..

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  40. Yep - I do love that - as long as there's a little bit extra-something addes - prologues or epilogues etc :)

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  41. No, maybe a snippet or two but not the entire story.

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  42. Yeah, I do as long as there is a good bit more to the story than what was in the first person's perspective. I like knowing what the other main character is thinking, doing when not around the person who's perspective the story was originally told in.

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  43. Yes. Especially if I liked the book.

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  44. YES! But it can't be all copy paste of course.

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  45. Sometime I like to read other POVs in a book, just so I can also see and get the sense of feeling from both sides of each character. At the same time, sometimes I am not sure, because I like that sense of imagining what the other POV would be, and how it would be written AKA daydreaming. Hahahahaha!

    Awesome giveaway!

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  46. Yes, I do because it makes the story more real for me.

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  47. Yes!! I love getting both sides even though I already know the outcome!

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  48. usually... no. Maybe if it's been a long time since I read the original book. I did enjoy Breakable, but mostly because of the prequel sections...

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  49. Not really, only when it's in a same book, not like when they do the same story but in two different books with different POV's

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  50. It depends on how the POV is done and if the writing is excellent :)

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  51. Sometimes it can be fun but its still the same story in the end.

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  52. Depends on how much I liked the story the original time and if I like the second point of view

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  53. yes most especially the multiple POV

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  54. I do. Opinions and views vary almost as much s there are people. You ask five people to retell the same story and they will each have a different perspective on it.

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  55. It depends on the story. I loved it in Elenor and Park, because it truly gave different perspectives on the story, but I have hated it in other books because it seems to drag and repeat the same stuff over and over (like the House of Night series).

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  56. If it isn't all exactly the same as from the other person's POV. It needs to have some new insight on things.

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  57. I love reading from different points of you because you get different thought processes and reasoning behind all the events that took place. I love it.

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  58. I'm okay with it, but I like to wait until the details of the first book have faded some from my memory so that I can be like, "Oh yeah, that happened!"

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  59. Yes because even if it's the same time frame it's always a different story. You see things that the first character didn't see and you truly get to be inside their head when in the first book you could only guess at what they were thinking.

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  60. Ok just tried to comment and it disappeared so sorry if my name comes up twice. Yes I love different POVs because even if it's the same time frame of a story you still get so much new material. Characters never think the same or see things the same so it's always fun to be in someone else's head than just always guessing what they are truly thinking.

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  61. Yes! I really like it cause you have the chance to know what the other character feel or think.. And it helps you to understand it better.

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  63. it al depends if I really loved the story and the characters because in that case I wouldn't mind going through that journey all over again.

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