FOLSOM, CA, February 13, 2011 (Press-News.org) Walker Author Tours, a company that helps authors promote their books through blog tours, announces the upcoming book blog tour for Frosty: Adventures of a Morgan Horse. The book tour will comprise tour stops at various book blogs on the Internet, where readers can read book reviews, interviews with the author, and, in some cases, ask questions of the author. This is a great way to learn about new books and authors.
The Frosty: Adventures of a Morgan Horse book blog tour will run from April 1 - 11, 2011, with book reviews and author interviews conducted by different bloggers. Some of the tour stops include:
April 1: Book Review by Denise Alicea of Pen & Muse - http://thepenmuse.net/
April 4: Author interview with Linda Weaver Clarke - http://lindaweaverclarke.blogspot.com/
April 5: Book review by Michelle Devon - http://www.michysbookreviews.com
April 6: Book review by Jennifer Walker on A Cup of Coffee and a Good Book - http://www.jennifersbookreviews.blogspot.com/
April 7: Book Review by Jo Brielyn - http://jobrielyn.com/
April 11: Author interview with Jo Brielyn - http://jobrielyn.com/
Frosty: Adventures of a Morgan Horse is an exciting story realistically portraying the experiences of young riders with their horses. Though a fun read for all ages, this is not a romanticized story as most books aimed at young horsewomen are.
Though the author aimed this book at teenaged girls, it is a story that will appeal to readers of all ages.
To find out more about Frosty: Adventures of a Morgan Horse, its authors and editors, and the tour, visit the tour page on Walker Author Tours at http://services.authorjennwalker.com/2011/02/08/frosty-adventures-of-a-morgan-horse-book-tour/ .
Walker Author Tours is a division of Walker Writing Services. The company books affordable book blog tours to help authors promote their books.
Contact:
Jennifer Walker, owner
jennifer@authorjennwalker.com
916-671-9637
Walker Author Tours Presents a Book Blog Tour for Frosty: Adventures of a Morgan Horse
Walker Author Tours announces a book blog tour for Frosty: Adventures of a Morgan Horse.
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