Thank Goodness it's Friday!

Well, I'm glad that it's Friday. For me, that means that I'm rapidly approaching my first full week of daily blogging. This is an accomplishment for me, and one which has taken a lot of courage and dedication, not because I don't want to write but because there's a lot of additional work involved (social networking, promoting posts, etc). I'm exhausted! But I'm also very satisfied with the work that I've done.

I'd like to start by showing you what I've gotten done, writing-wise, this week.

Everything I Don't Know about Blogging Could Fill a Book

Happy Monday, Bloggy Buddies!

Choosing a Favorite Fiction

A Comparison of Warm Bodies to Twilight

Finding Time to Read

And on Hubpages. . .

My Review of Warm Bodies, by Isaac Marion

I'm pretty satisfied with the work, and have more posts planned for the weekend and for next week.

But it's Friday, and that means two things. As for the first, I want to introduce you to some really great people who have supported me over the past few days by leaving comments and letting me know that they're visiting me while I work on making this thing happen for me.

This week it's Natali over at Book Cupid, who has taken the time to comment on my posts this week even when I've been behind on my own commenting. It's this kind of support that makes me want to keep going because I feel like somebody is paying attention to my absurdities. So thank you Natali for all of your encouragement!

Everybody should go over and check out Book Cupid, where she reviews young adult and some mid-grade fiction! Make sure to leave her a comment and let her know that Becki sent you.

Alright, the other thing that Friday means is that it's Book Blogger Hop time. Billy over at Coffee Addicted Writer appears to have taken this over since the last time that I did it, so here goes nothing!

This week he's asking us what's our favorite book set in a different country. Since I read mostly dystopian fiction, I'm counting Panem and saying The Hunger Games or perhaps Catching Fire since most of these books are set out of place and time anyway.

Do you have any blogs that I absolutely must follow? Drop me a line and let me know about them!

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