British Books Challenge: January review link up post

So here we are ... the first 2012 British Books Challenge sign up post of the year. Below is a Mister Linky for you to add your January British Books Challenge reviews. Please remember to put in the exact URL of your review and not just your blog address.

Before you link up your review make sure you have signed up for the British Books Challenge on the original sign up post here

PLEASE NOTE: YOU MUST HAVE READ THE BOOK IN 2012 FOR THE BOOK TO COUNT TOWARDS YOUR 2012 BRITISH BOOKS CHALLENGE TOTAL.

PLEASE ALSO NOTE YOUR BOOK MUST BE BY A BRITISH AUTHOR (OR AN ADOPTED BRITISH AUTHOR)

THE PRIZES

There are going to be 2 types of prizes each month:

Prize Pack: 
There is going to be a prize pack each month.
This month from Random House Children's Books which will be won by one of the participants for their reviews linked below. The prize pack will contain copies of the following British Titles:

Long Lankin by Lindsay Barraclough
The Iron Witch by Karen Mahoney
The Haunting of Charity Delafield by Ian Beck
The History Keepers by Damain Dibben
The Kissing Game by Aidan Chambers
One winner will be picked at random from the linked up list below so the more reviews you do the most chances you will have to win.

First to review prizes
I will also have a selection of books available each month for those people who link the first reviews each month. This month I have available

 

10 copies of This is not forgiveness by Celia Rees
5 copies of Wink Murder by Ali Knight (this is an adult title)
2 copies of Daylight Saving by Ed Hogan
1 copy of Night School by CJ Daugherty

If the titles above are still uncrossed and you are in the UK please contact me as soon as you linked your review with your address and the title you'd like and I'll get it posted out to you.


If you need ideas for books to read for the Challenge look at this page on Teenage Fiction for all ages. It highlights all the releases in the UK in January with the British ones highlighted.

Can you link the book name and author then your blog name in brackets when you link below eg Fated by Sarah Alderson (kirsty @ the overflowing library)