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Feature and Follow (11 September)

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The Feature & Follow is hosted by TWO hosts, Parajunkee of Parajunkee’s View and Alison of Alison Can Read. Each host will have their own Feature Blog and this way it’ll allow us to show off more new blogs!
The featured blogs this week are Romance Dreamland Book Corner and My Random Book Thoughts.

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This week’s Question:
Undiscovered talent - tell us about a book you loved but no one else seems to have heard of. It can be new or old, any genre. Let's spread the love.

Damage
I read Damage for school for a Book Award we had to vote on about 8 years ago and remember absolutely loving it! I really want to find it again!


Goodreads summary:

"Matt, Becci, Sophie, and Nathan are a bit of a foursome, even though Matt and Sophie are a real couple, and Becci only wishes that Nathan would notice she's not just Matt's little sister. They're all looking forward to the themed fancy dress party they're going to, getting in to the Christmas spirit, laughing, and drinking. They have futures, dreams, and lives ahead of them—nothing can spoil their fun tonight. But icy roads and a moment of lost concentration see their bright futures shake and crumble. For Matt, Becci, Nathan, and Sophie, what happens is devastating, not just for them, but for those close to them, too. This is a powerful, humane, and compelling novel, with a strongly positive message about the strength of the human spirit."



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  1. This one sounds intense!! Have followed via bloglovin. Here's mine':http://editingeverything.com/blog/2015/09/11/feature-and-follow-friday-15/

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    1. From what I remember it was so intense! A great read for teenagers learning to drive especially!

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  2. Damage sounds good, especially for middle school readers.

    I'm a new GFC, fb, twitter and bloglovin follower. Follow me back via zirev.com

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    1. Yes, I would think it would be perfect for that age group... though I'm actually not too sure how old middle school readers would be... I'm guessing early to mid-teens.

      Thanks for following!

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  3. Damage sounds drama-filled. I'll have to check it out! Have a great weekend! New follower.

    Here's my FF

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    1. Definitely full of drama and so emotional! you should definitely check it out!

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  4. Sounds like a great contemporary. Thanks for sharing. New GFC Follower. My FF

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  5. Definitely sounds like something that is right up my alley! Love the cover too!

    Old follower via GFC!
    Kristen @ One Chapter Ahead

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    1. You should definitely give it a go! It's such a drama-filled, emotional read.

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