In the Lime Light – Michelle James #Blogger #Interviews

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Many thanks to my wonderful friend, author and poet, Cynthia Morgan of BooknVolume for featuring me in the limelight.

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Book Chat

Please allow me to Introduce Michelle James, Quintessential Bookie, Reviewer, and lover of words. Michelle is the author of the blog Book Chat, as well as a reliable source of Encouragement, Friendship and Smiles!

About Her Blog:

Tell us about your Blog.
I started BookChat in June 2013 to share the books I love reading through reviews, as well as to promote the authors of those books. To this end, I do not post any review that I give less than three stars.
I have expanded to reblogging interesting posts that fit into the topic of writing. Occasionally, I enter challenges such as the A to Z Challenge (check out my blog to see how much fun I had with the A-Z). As the proud mom of three sons and grandmother to three grandsons and one granddaughter, you will find an occasional, and hopefully not too obnoxious, post about…

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18 thoughts on “In the Lime Light – Michelle James #Blogger #Interviews”

  2. So fantastic to see you in the spotlight Michelle. I agree with lots of what you say when it comes to reviewing. If it doesn’t get 3 stars by me, I won’t review it publicly. Also, I hear you on the ‘if I don’t write a review right away’, as I’m like you, I like to write them while they’re are fresh in my memory. But I have taken up to making notes of parts I know I will want to use for part of the review so that when I’m ready to write the review I have notes to refresh my memory. 🙂 ❤ Well done!

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    1. Thanks, Debby.
      Wise words. I have tried to do the same. It’s easy if I am at home, but when I’m just catching a few pages between appointments, etc., I’m not as good about doing so.

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  3. I am in full agreement about writing reviews as soon as a book is finished, if only I could master that skill. The ARC’s are definitely great, especially when it happens to be a really immersive book.

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      1. That’s the problem! So many books, so little time so we keep reading. Every so often I find a book where I can’t not review it straight away. I relish those times.

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  4. What a fantastic interview, Michelle! Now I’m wondering if we weren’t siblings separated at birth! At least our taste on books and attitude towards reviews are quite similar (and I also loved books as a child and I love Louisa May Alcott who got me dreaming of writing). Great to learn more about you!

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  5. What a lovely interview, Michelle. I really enjoyed your responses and learning a little more about you, your motivation and inspirations. Thank you for sharing.

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  6. Beautiful interview! Oh Michelle, you deserve the spotlight 🙂 You always are so good about reviewing others’ books and now you get to stand in the sunshine where you belong xx I liked learning more about you from Morgan’s interview. She asked great questions, including who to invite to a dinner party. I would want to peak into the room as it would make for interesting conversation with all of those people at one table with you! Hugs

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