Today is the Challenge Theme Reveal hosted by Damyanti’s
team. Check out Jemima Pett’s
blog to see the list of people taking part in this hop. Hop around and
have fun seeing what people will be writing about during the Blogging from A-Z Challenge come
April
On this blog, I’ll be
doing Scenarios from A-Z. I’ll be asking readers what they’d do in a particular
situation and see what problem-solving ideas they come up with. I’ve got oodles
of books to finish and I’m partial to unorthodox ways of dealing with plot
threads, so feel free to pop over during April. My posts will run along the
lines of what’s happening below.
On my Jamaican Kid Lit blog, I’ll be featuring
books for children—from stories for tots, to middle graders and young adults.
If you have a book that you want featured, send me your book blurb, cover and a
bio, plus a picture of yourself. Don’t be shy, send along that information to
JamaicanKidLit at writeme dot com.
Thanks for stopping in. I’ll
catch you at your blog later.
That is really creative, Joy!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Alex. I think I've found my new passion. :)
DeleteOh this sounds like fun! Looking forward to your posts. And I'm so impressed that you can manage to do the A-Z on more than one blog.
ReplyDeleteOh my! Will they all come with cartoons? That's awesome!
ReplyDeleteTwo blogs? You are gonna be one busy lady during A to Z.
ReplyDeleteAs somebody who struggles with plot progression, I really like the sound of your theme. I could definitely learn quite a bit from the myriad ideas that I'm sure are going to come rolling in.
See you around on the A to Z circuit Joy!
This sounds like great fun!
ReplyDeleteHey, Julie. I think I must be a little bit mad, but we'll see.
ReplyDeleteCrystal. Yep, I hope to do them all in cartoons.
Thanks for dropping in. I look forward to hearing some of the stuff that people come up with.
Hi JL .. should be fun to read your scenarios ... especially for people like me who don't write books as such ... I'll learn a lot I hope .. cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteGetting the readers involved - very clever idea.
ReplyDeleteHilary, I do hope to make fun and interesting.
ReplyDeleteDiane, yes, not a lot of writing or reading, which is easy on everybody.
I wish I had your energy and imagination, Joy. You're inspiring me to do better. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHi J.L wow you do great drawings and comics, and its a great theme idea - just in case you don't get my reply to your comment on my post - I noticed that the web page link on your google profile is broken and it's really hard to find which one of your blogs are actually participating in the #atozchallenge. Perhaps you update it before April 1 or at least add a link to your blog in your comments. it would be a shame if other bloggers had trouble finding you.
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Hi, Joylene. I think I have the mind of a child which is why I'm always in exploration mode.
ReplyDeleteIda, thanks for dropping in. Have to sort out that Google link. I'm not a fan of Google+, so haven't done much of anything with it.
What a great theme! I, too, like to have my characters solve problems in unorthodox ways, so I'll be stopping by for ideas :D I'll also send along the info on my kids' books in a little bit.
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Thanks for dropping in, Rebecca. I look forward to receiving your information for the other blog.
DeleteI think this wins as the most interactive A to Z Theme I have ever seen. Asking readers what they’d do in a particular situation and see what problem-solving ideas they come up - that's just brilliant. I'm definitely taking part in this one!!
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I love that drawing. Watch out for grandpa! Looking forward to your posts Joy.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing you around, Majk.
ReplyDeleteSheena, yeah, grandpa is definitely one to watch out for. ;)
Very creative and funny. Look forward to this one!
ReplyDeleteNow this is going to be just something else! I'll be following. Good luck with the challenge!
ReplyDeleteSounds interesting and I'm looking forward to your posts! Good luck with the challenge.
ReplyDeleteWow! I am hooked already, Joy! Wait, let me subscribe by email so I don't miss anything!
ReplyDeleteI am having such a blast checking out everyone's theme, and yours is easily the most unique I've come across so far!
Cheers!
Vidya
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My April A to Z Challenge 2014 Theme Reveal #atozchallenge #atozreveal
Very cool! Lots of great themes this year. I'm doing character building using psychological/personality tests and profiles.
ReplyDeleteExcellent choice. Haven't seen it anywhere else, so I'll certainly do my best to return and read your posts.
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Silvia @
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What am innovative and original choice! You're going to end up with a lot of interesting solutions to your hypothetical problems.
ReplyDelete(Thanks for commenting on my blog. Sorry,, but none of my ghost stories come from Egypt. They believe in djinis, black magic, and possession, but don't believe in ghosts or monsters.)
I love your theme. This is going to be fun! Good Luck with the Challenge.
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Your theme sounds like an interesting exercise that could carry on throughout the year as you write. I love it. Will be in touch re a book for Jamaican kidlit.
ReplyDeleteAwesome. I bet you're going to get so many interesting and crazy scenarios. Sounds like fun! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat fun, this! I look forward to sharing my genius…not! But it'll be a hoot ; D
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping in guys. I should try and get past B before the challenge hits.
ReplyDeleteOoh. sounds interesting.
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Love in Penang giveaway running now.
Both of your themes sound very interesting. Looking forward to visiting during the Challenge.
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What a fantastic idea!
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