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3 Unusual Reasons to Read Books from New Authors and Linkup

Hey
friends, I am glad to be a Guest host for Literacy
Musings linkup
 hosted by
these four awesome ladies,  Mary HillAshley
Hales
Leslie and Tami
Literacy
musings linkup party is a great way to meet new blogging friends, read exciting
book reviews and find more books for your library. I invite you to join these
ladies every Monday!
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There are
many of us who would rather stick to the good old authors we enjoy. This is
good in a way but limiting in the broader sense.
As a
blogger, I am privileged to read resources from upcoming and fantastic writers.
Sincerely, I do not subscribe to the idea of “Away with the Old, bring on the
New.” You know why? Very soon today’s new will become the
classics and all those beautiful writings and ideas will take the
back seat!
As a writer,
getting feedback from those who choose to read my book is very encouraging. 
Every writer craves to etch a good legacy that will live on, pass a remarkable
message, and leave an audience wanting more of her writing.
As much as I
equip my library with materials from veteran writers, I engage in discovering
newbies. This way, I have a blend of both to enjoy and enhance my life.
Why should
you read books from new writers?
· 
As I mentioned before, every writer is
blessed when someone encourages them through buying, reading and leaving a
thoughtful note *if you can.*
· 
You can never know how much potential a new writer
has until you turn a page of her book. If she grows better, you know how
she began as a writer.  Plus, you have someone new to follow and
enjoy which makes you a better fan.
· 
 Here is a secret for you, friend. If you are
interested in writing a book yourself, a great place to start off is reading
and studying books from new authors who write similarly to you. They tweak
your thoughts and make you a better writer too!
Now your
turn friends, have I managed to convince you to buy from a newbie. Do you
have more reasons about why you would read a book from a new writer? Please
share in the comments below.

Now let’s move on to our weekly linkup and

Ashley @Circling the Story

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Leslie@Forever Joyful

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Mary @Maryandering Creatively

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Tami @ThisMomsDelight

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Last Week’s Top Clicked Post!

Why I Don’t Read to My Baby

Leslie’s posts are always so informative and thought-provoking! This post is no different. Her post about why she doesn’t read to her youngest child also created great discussion and receive lots of comments. Be sure to check it out.

Last week, we added a new feature of each host choosing their own favorite post to share. My favorite post from this past week’s linkup was:

SHARING THE JOY OF READING

What I loved about this post is the nostalgia Candy shared of reading to her children through the years as her children grew up. I really recommend this post. She shares a lot of great resources too.
Be sure to visit the other co-host pages to see if your post was selected as one of their favorites for the week!
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Now, it is time to link up to the Literacy Musing Mondays hop! You will have until Saturdays at 12 p.m. now to link up! So come back often.

 

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