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20 Things in 20 Days: Clue #15

To celebrate the launch of Twenty Boy Summer by Sarah Ockler, I’m blogging clue #15 for the 20 Things in 20 Days Scavenger Hunt. Answer clues and challenges to earn points toward the 20 Things grand prize, including 6 signed books from 2009 debut authors! Get a clue... June 11th-30th at 20 Things in 20 Days!

Today’s clue:

LESSONS FROM A DEAD GIRL and JUMPING OFF SWINGS author Jo Knowles said that Twenty Boy Summer “...breaks your heart and puts it back together again.” For 20 Things clue #15, if you’ve read either of Jo’s books, share your thoughts by posting a review online, like on your blog, Goodreads, amazon.com, Shelfari, or any bookstore or library site that hosts reviews. Link to your review in the comments. 4 points per book (not site!) reviewed.

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  1. I haven't read anything of this author. Will look into!

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  2. Lessons from a Dead Girl was such a good book! I mean, I admit it was a bit depressing, but in a good way. Anyway, at GoodReads I have a review up under Kristin: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/451220.Lessons_from_a_Dead_Girl?rating=5#other_reviews
    I can't wait for Jumping Off Swings!

    Kristin (email = dazdnconfusd@comcast.net)

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  3. It's not much of a review, and I have to admit that I didn't really like the book, but I did read it because of the scavenger hunt.

    http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/62444138

    Jessica-MJ@live.com

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  4. I reviewed Lessons From A Dead Girl(which I absolutely loved) here:
    http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/62504475

    lovinfitch(at)aol(dot)com

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