COYER Spring

by CarolNo Comments
COYER Spring started on April 1. COYER is hosted by Berls and Michelle @Because Reading Is Better than Real Life, Stephanie @ Once Upon a Chapter, and Lillian @ Mom With a Reading Problem. Head to any of their blogs or https://www.becausereading.com/coyer-seasons-time-to-sign-up-for-spring-2/ for more information. As always, the hashtag is #COYER. COYER is always a little tough for me. There are rules and different ways of participating, but I’m giving it another shot this year since it is such a great community. Spring runs April through June and its rules are a little looser. Format doesn’t matter anymore. You can still read your eBooks and audiobooks, but now you can also read physical books.The books must be free or nearly free… This includes review books, tour books, NetGalley, Edelweiss, etc. What’s nearly free? No more than $3 for eBooks and no more than $5 for Audiobooks and physical books. This time library books and borrowed books count… but still no Kindle Unlimited/Audible Plus or books higher than $3.Review...
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COYER 2021 – Seasons and Community Sign-up

COYER 2021 – Seasons and Community Sign-up

by Carol2 Comments
The ladies behind COYER (Clean Out Your E–Reader) have done it again – given the reader/blogging community an awesome challenge! I didn't participate in COYER last year but this year I’m in for COYER: Seasons and some parts of COYER: Community. First, here is my official sign up for COYER Winter, and the rules are very old-school COYER. Winter runs from January 1st to February 28th. All the books eligible are electronic, that you own (no Kindle Unlimited or library borrows), and under $2 at the time of purchase. I have a lot of freebies on my Kindle and several from NetGalley that need read. Now for COYER: Community. I am already a member of the FB group page. This year I'm going to try to do the DEARs, because who doesn't need an excuse to drop everything and read. I'm thinking about trying to attend the book clubs. It sounds fun and reading the book isn't even mandatory. It's...
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