Hello everybody! Blogmas is sadly over, but I do have one last bonus post from 2022 debut YA author Morgan Owen to share with you before we call time properly. Onto the post!
Hello everybody! Today, I have a post from Kate Martin to share with you, about why we love Christmas songs generally and her personal favourites. Onto the post!
Hello everybody! For today’s second post, we have the wonderful Rachel Delahaye, who has written about the new festive traditions she thinks her characters might create. Onto the post!
Hello everybody! Today, for blogmas day 28’s first post , we have YA author Louise Finch with a post about the books she’d have given her characters as Christmas presents. Onto the post!
Hello everybody, and happy Boxing day! As a golden blogmas is continuing on until the 31st December this year, we still have a few more days to go. Hopefully you’ll all still be on board with the Christmassy vibes!
Today’s is a post from Kate Foster, who has written about books she hoped people would find under their tree (or, now Christmas is over, you could buy with vouchers or money!). Onto the post!
Hello everybody! For the second post of Christmas day, we have a piece from 2022 debut author Rebecca King, about what Christmas would be like in her world and the presents her characters would give one another. Onto the post!
Hello everybody! Who’s ready for some late night blogmas action? This is a post from Rosie Talbot, author of the rather spooky Sixteen Souls, so it only felt right to hold it back till a bit later in the day. Onto the post!
Hello everybody! I can hardly believe that it’s Christmas Eve Eve, and that we only have just over a week left of 31 days of blogmas. Today’s (first) post is from Emily Kenny, author of the wonderful Extraordinary Adventures of Alice Tonks. Onto the post!
Hello everybody! Another later one today, again, my apologies! Today’s post is from Catherine Balavage Yardley, who has written about why she thinks this is such a special time of year. Onto the post!
Hello everybody! Today, I have another post about how characters would spend the festive season, and this time it is by Aislinn O’ Loughlin. Her book Big Bad Me might seem like a Halloween book, but it is in fact very wintry. Onto the post!
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