Showing posts with label The Writer's Notebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Writer's Notebook. Show all posts

Sunday, March 2, 2008

Beautiful Re-views

Here's to Reviews!!


Ka-blam!
I've been looking online and realized there are a few more reviews out there that I have not mentioned here before. They're all lovely, and give me giant smiles when I read them. So I'll share:

The Writer's Notebook has a great review of Monsters of Otherness posted. This fantastic site also has a review of The Dragon's Eye, which I mentioned before, and a "Best of 2007" book list where Erec Rex came into more winning slots than any other book - which I loved!! This site is chock-full of helpful information about books. Check it out!

Stephanie's Confessions of a Book-A-Holic asks if you Want a Little Magical Adventure? I was lucky to be a guest of Stephanie's blog on my cyber-tour, so I was happy to see her great review. Stephanie still wins in my book for Most Beautiful Blog - you have to see it...

Holly Parry of Meridian Magazine posted a great review titled Books for Boys
that was really sweet. Holly is a top-notch reviewer, and I was lucky she chose Erec Rex to read!

Of course it was Awesome when The Book Trolley reviewer, Robbie Fisher, put a review of Erec Rex on that famous site! I had to love that. Since it was a Harry Potter site, he did a great job describing that it's NOT Harry Potter, (something that continually needs to be explained!) and points out Erec Rex's merits in a very well put-together review. Thanks!

TCM Reviews is an interesting site with a short, sweet review of Monsters of Otherness by Ranaa Tasneem. It looks like a professional site for book reviews. An incredibly nice review from beginning to end -- with the small exception that the reviewer seems to think I'm a man! Oh well, that's life with a weird name like Kaza!!

Last but not least, Katie's Reading did a really good review of The Dragon's Eye back in November, but I don't think I mentioned it here. I love any reviewer that says one of the books we should all be reading is Erec Rex: The Dragon’s Eye! This was a highly detailed and wonderful review - thank you, Katie! I hope you were able to read Monsters of Otherness!

I'm waiting for notes from my editor on Book Three - The Search for Truth. This one is my favorite - can't wait 'til it's out!

Love, love, love,
Kaza :}

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Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Blog Tour - Day Ten!

Today I am the guest of a great site called Deliciously Clean Reads. It's chock full of reviews of YA and kid lit books. But, even better, it's a handy tool for parents who want to know if a book is okay for their kids to read. There are no hard and fast rules on this site, just suggestions to be taken along with the age of your children. The site promotes books with a healthy attitude for growing kids. Good Clean Books.

More fantastic news! I found two more outstanding reviews online today!

One is a review of Book One, The Dragon's Eye, by The Writer's Notebook - here. I loved this review. It was very well thought out.

The other is a review of Book Two, The Monsters of Otheress, by FanaticSpace - here. This was a cool, perceptive review from a great reviewer. This was one of the stops on my blog tour!

See you in cyberspace!

Love forever,
Kaza

Monday, January 14, 2008

Blog Tour - Day Nine!

Today I am the guest of Author Chris Rettstatt's blog. How fun is that! Chris had some great questions for me, and it will be a fun day - check it out!!

I also just saw this really cool post in The Writer's Notebook. Erec Rex won for Best Fantasy World, AND was nominated as runner up for the first three categories - Best Debut, Best Title, and Best Series Starter! Check it out here. Sooo cool! I didn't see any other book that had even two nominations. Woo-hoo!!!

Gotta love it. Now I'll be writing with a big smile on my face.
Love and kisses,
Kaza