I’m just starting to set up some booksignings for the new novel, which comes out September 27, 2010. I’ll post them as soon as I know the dates.
If you want a book signed, I’ll happily send you a signed adhesive bookplate. Or ask your local bookstore to invite me to come do an event there!
hello Claire. I have been reading your book The Smart One and the Pretty One and I read your readers note on your website saying to tell you if I had gotten one of your books that had part of another in it. And well I did. Though i don’t quite remember which store i have narrowed it down to two. The first being Barnes and Noble in the Chino Hills Shoppes and the second being Borders in the Chino Spectrum. Your publisher doesn’t have to send me another book I would just like to what happens in the part that got cut out. This is the first book i read that you have written and it has left me wanting to read another. Thank you for taking to the time to read this.
Julie
Hi claire, i bought your new novel “if you lived here, you’d be home now” its the first book i read from you and i completely love it, i can say i relate to it very much. i love it!!!
you are great!
sincerely,
mayra
Thanks so much, Mayra! I’m so glad you liked it. Please check out my other books. (And if you feel like posting a review on Amazon, that’s always helpful–but no worries if you don’t.) Come check out my Facebook page, Claire LaZebnik Writes–hoping to do another book giveaway soon!
How do I get a signed bookplate?
Gaby, if you send me an email (cslazebnik@aol.com) with your address, I’ll send you a signed bookplate–or more, if you like!
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Dear Mrs. Lazebnik,
Ive just read your new book Epic Fail….and I fell head over heels for it!! Im honestly speechless!! Ive been waiting so long for a book like Epic Fail. I loved it so much I read it in a day, and kept looking for more! I was wondering if it would be possible if I could receive a signed bookplate? Thanks! Loved your new book!!!!!!!!
I’m so glad you liked it so much, Jocelyn! Send an email to cslazebnik@aol.com with your address in it and I’ll get you a bookplate right away! Thanks for writing.
Omg I just finishe d reading your book Epic Fail. And fell in love with everyone in it (Expect webster Yuck hes a bad dude) any way love it soooo much….. and i would love it if would maybe right another one about them please!!!!! you would like make my life!!!!! And i love the book soooo much thanks for writing it!!!!! <3
Epic Fail is the best book ever. Please make a sequel. I have the book, and I don;t really know how these book signing things work, but could you sign mine? I know there’s this thing where you can ship the book to author, and the author signs and ships the now-signed book back. And please make another. Derek and Elise have captured my heart..without them, I’ll die.
Epic Fail is the best book ever. Please make a sequel. I have the book, and I don;t really know how these book signing things work, but could you sign mine? I know there’s this thing where you can ship the book to author, and the author signs and ships the now-signed book back. And please make another. Derek and Elise have captured my heart..without them, I’ll die.
And thank you for writing this book.
I’ve read Epic Fail 5 times now and i love it more every time. Would you consider writing a second book about George. Like a prologe but a whole book of it. Thanks,
Pia R
I’ve read Epic Fail 5 times and i love it more every time. Would you consider making a second book about George. It could be like a prologe but not a short stroy, an entire book. Thanks,
Pia
Thanks, Pia! Georgia does deserve her own book. I’ll think about it!
My book club just finished our discussion of “Families and Other Nonreturnable Gifts.” We thoroughly enjoyed the book.One question – could you explain your dedication?My co-workers thought it might be a reference to something/someone/somewhere in the Boston area. I am from Boston and don’t make any connections to the reference.Would you be willing to discuss the dedication?
Again, we enjoyed “Families ” and celebrated Keats’ leap of independence.Now on to Epic Fail.
Thanks, Julie! It’s a strange dedication, I know. It’s basically a reference to my husband’s investment club–that’s the simple answer, anyway!