Our debut novel giveaway three weeks ago was so popular that we’ve decided to do it again! This week, enter to win three more books from our August spotlight on debut novels:
Tigers in Red Weather by Liza Klassman takes place after World War II and moves from Martha’s Vineyard’s to California and back. “Told from the points of view of five engaging characters whose names, privilege and circumstances can be compared to those in The Great Gatsby, the dialogue and storyline here are as compelling as the sense of promise cousins Nick (a female) and Helena feel at the novel’s start,” writes BookPage reviewer Cynthia Wolfe Boynton.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home by Carol Rifka Brunt tells the story of a 14-year-old girl who must cope after her uncle, a famous painter, dies of AIDS. “The narrative is as tender and raw as an exposed nerve, pulsing with the sharpest agonies and ecstasies of the human condition,” writes Stephenie Harrison in the August issue of BookPage.
In The Twelve Rooms of the Nile by Enid Shomer, two of the 19th century’s most notable minds—Florence Nightingale and Gustave Flaubert—meet in Egypt. BookPage reviewer Lauren Bufferd praises the striking backdrop and writes that “the novel shines brightly as a thoughtful study of these two singular geniuses, a story Shomer tells with a deep understanding of the poignancy of human connection.”
Want these books for your personal collection? Enter this contest . . . and stay tuned: In tomorrow’s BookPageXTRA (sign up here!), we’ll share even more behind-the-scenes goodies about five debut novels from the roundup.
TO ENTER: Which novel from the debut roundup are you most looking forward to reading?
CONTEST DETAILS: One winner will be chosen by random.org from among entries received by 5 pm CST on Friday, August 24. The winner will receive copies of Tigers in Red Weather, Tell the Wolves I’m Home and The Twelve Rooms of the Nile. Prize must be shipped to a North American address, and Rhode Island residents are not eligible. (Full contest rules here.) Good luck!
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ETA: Congrats to our winner, Margot! She’s most interested in reading Tigers in Red Weather and In the Shadow of the Banyan.
Thanks to all who entered! Contest is now closed.
Tigers in Red Weather by Liza Klassman – The cover and title are too much to resist.
I am looking forward to “Tell the Wolves I’m Home’
Tigers In Red Weather definately!
I’m really looking forward to reading Tigers in Red Weather.
“Tigers in Red Weather” by Liza Klassman. I can’t wait to read this book! It sounds fantastic!
Really looking forward to reading Telve Rooms on the Nile. It sounds like an outstanding historical novel.
Love the covers and the blurbs…I’m ready to read them all!
Tell The Wolves I’m Home! There isn’t much written about AIDS for younger readers & this sounds good. Thanks for the update on new books!
Tigers in Red Weather looks captivating and special. Thanks for this lovely giveaway.
TIGERS IN RED WEATHER by Liza Klassman is on my list of books to be read!
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile – it sounds fascinating!
Can’t wait for ‘Tell the Wolves I’m Home’
Tigers in Red Weather
All the books sound great, but I’d pick Twelve Rooms of the Nile (although I like the cover of Tigers in Red Weather more!).
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile sounds compelling and wonderful.
“In the Shadow of the Banyan” by Vaddey Ratner
Tell The Wolves I’m Home sounds terrific and I’m anxious to read it.
Looking forward to reading Tell the Wolves I’m Home
Twelve Rooms of the Nile sounds like a good read!
I want to read them all! Tigers in Red Weather will be the first one I read. Thanks.
I cant wait to read Tigers in Red Weather. The cover is great and the storyline juts catches me.
I cant wait to read Tigers in Red Weather. The cover is great and the storyline just catches me.
Tell The Wolves I’m Home!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It would have to be Twelve Rooms of the Nile. I am in a vintage frame of mind at the moment and all times old are new to me again!
Just purchased Seating Arrangements, so it is on the top of my pile of reads.
Tigers in Red Weather! There has been so much buzz about this book I can’t wait to read it!
TWELVE ROOMS of the NILE. I love anything Egyptian, and I had the most amazing trip there etched in my memory. Hopefully, this book will also stick with me!
Tell the Wolves I’m Home by Carol Rifka Brunt sounds like an amazing read – and I love a story I can cry along to!
I am looking forward to reading the Map of Lost Memories by Kim Fay
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile
I’m looking forward to reading “Tell the Wolves I’m Home”
So hard to pick, but I think I’m most looking forward to The Twelve Rooms of the Nile.
The Twelve Rooms of The Nile
Tell the wolves I’m home
I’m very excited to read “Tigers in Red Weather.” I think it looks amazing. I’m also looking forward to “Seating Arrangements.” So many books and so little time!
Tigers in Red Weather by Liza Klassman
eenie meenie minie mo. I think I’ll read all three in random order after I win them. Sounds like three that I would really love!
my good friend is loving Tigers in Red Weather so that would be my first read of these three…but they all look good!
Tigers in Red Weather. I have it on my “Wish List” of books to read and can’t wait to get my hands on it!
All three look intriguing, but I’m looking forward to reading Tell the Wolves I’m Home by Carol Rifka Brunt.
I’m excited about The Twelve Rooms of the Nile.
Tigers in Red Weather. Love books set in these years.
I plan to read most of them, the one I can’t wait to read is Twelve Rooms of the Nile…sounds like a great what if…can’t wait.
Tigers in Red Weather as I enjoy the WWII era for settings.
Quite honestly, they all look amazing and very intriguing! I suppose Tell the Wolves I’m Home because it sounds like a great story. I know that’s kind of weak, but I just love the way it sounds!
12 Rooms on the Nile – my mom is a nurse, I tend to like to read things that remind me of her.
I’m really excited to read “Tell the Wolves I’m Home”! It sounds great!
I would read Tigers in Red Weather first. As a teacher, I sad that there are still soapy books to read before school starts … tomorrow! I do read all year!
Tell the Wolves I’m Home.
I’m part way into 12rooms on the Nile. Pretty good
Tell the Wolves I’m Home is my top pick, but they all sound intriguing! I am enjoying reading, reading, and more reading this summer!
Looking forward to reading “Tell the Wolves I’m Home”.
Looking forward to reading “Tigers in Red Weather”.
Tigers in Red Weather
Mountains of the Moon
Tell the Wolves I’m Home is on my TBR. Thanks for the giveaway!
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Definitely Tigers in Red Weather.
The title really has me interested – Tigers in Red Weather.
Mountains of the Moon, City of Women, and Tell the Wolves I’m Home.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home.
I’m very excited about The real housewives of Berlin. I am fascinated by the WWII era in Germany.
I am most looking forward to reading Tigers in Red Weather.
Definitely Tigers in the Red Weather. Although the others look interesting too.
Tell the wolves i’m home.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home
Tigers in Red Weather looks like an interesting read, but they all sound good.
I’ve read so much praise for TIGERS IN RED WEATHER that I just have to dive into it.
I really would like to read them all but the one that caught my eye first is “Tigers in Red Weather”. I enjoy reading anything about WWII!!
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile, and then all the rest!!!
Tigers in Red Weather. I cannot read or watch enough about WWII and what all happened in those days. I hope to read this book soon! Can’t wait.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home sounds good to me.
I have added all three of these to my must-read list. I would start with Tell the Wolves I’m Home, because coping with tragedy is one of my favorite themes. I LOVE learning about debut authors, because it encourages me, as a would-be debut author.
Twelve Rooms of the Nile because I have always admired Florence Nightingale.
City of Women
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile because of the possibilities of what would happen with Florence Nightingale and Gustave Flaubert in the same place at the same time.
Tigers in Red Weather
Tell the Wolves I’m Home by Carol Rifka Brunt
This looks heart-warming and lovely!
I’d like to read them all, but I especially can’t wait for Tell The Wolves I’m Home. Sounds fantastic.
They all sound wonderful, but Tell the Wolves I’m Home by Carol Rifka Brunt really caught my attention! Pick me! Pick me! ; )
I’m anxious to read The Twelve Rooms of the Nile by Enid Shomer.
My choice is Tigers in Red Weather. I just vacationed on the Cape and I loved The Great Gatsby…its a win win situation!
Tigers in the red weather, I love the cape and Fitzgerald,so the build up is intriguing.
They all look good, but Tigers is my first choice of the three.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home
I am definitely most looking forward to Tigers In Red Weather! Pick me!
Tigers in Red Weather!!!
I’m really looking forward to reading Tigers in Red Weather.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home
Tigers in Red Weather has me intrigued.
Tigers in Red Weather or tell the wolves I’m home…both animal names.
Both The Map of Lost Memories and Tell the Wolves I’m Home. The former sounds like one I may want to re-read.
Twelve Rooms of the Nile sounds like my kind of read but they all look appealing!
Tigers in Red Weather!
I think that all the novels would be wonderful, but Tigers in Red Weather looks especially captivating. The era the book in which the book takes place is not often written about and I think it will have an interesting set of characters.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home by Carol Rifka Brunt is the pick for The Idiot Girls Book Club and I really want to read this one. Of course, I’m going to eventually read all three. Thanks!
Tell the Wolves I’m Home looks very intriguing! I love in-depth familial relationship stories with a twist!
Tigers in Red Weather would be my choice. Its comparison to The Great Gatsby sold me since that’s one of my favorite novels.
I am very interested in Tell the Wolves I’m Home by Carol Rifka Brunt as I am considering it for an upcoming selection for my Book Group, Big Gay Book Group.
They all sound good. Especially Twelve Rooms of the Nile.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home!
I’d love to read Tell the Wolves I’m Home it sounds fascinating and intricate storytelling I can get lost in.
They all sound good, but i am intrigued by In the Twelve Rooms of the Nile.
I hope to read them all and “Tigers in Red Weather” will be my first choice.
Twelve Rooms of the Nile but all are on my “wish I had more time to read” list!
Wow these books look great. Would love to win them
Can’t wait to start reading these!
I’m interested in reading Twelve Rooms of the Nile and finding out what kind of genius Florence Nightingale was!
I know I will enjoy reading The Twelve Rooms of the Nile by Enid Shomer.
The book I would most enjoy receiving would be Tigers in Red Weather. They all look amazing and I am interested in them all.
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile — love to read current authors who write about another century….
I’m looking forward to Tigers in Red Weather!
Looking forward to TELL THE WOLVES I’M HOME. Having had an Aids member in the family, it may shed insight.
All 3 books sound good. What a great way to try new authors’ books.
Really looking forward to “Tell the Wolves I’m Home”!
I would love to read Tigers in Red Weather. Actually they all look really good.
Tigers in the Red Weather sounds like a great read.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home
Tell the Wolves I’m Home sounds like a book that would be one to keep on the shelf and reread later..
Its a tie between “Tigers in Red Weather” & “Tell the Wolves I’m Home”! Thanks for offering the contest!!
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The Twelve Rooms of the Nile sounds very good to me.
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile sounds very good to me!
Tell the Wolves I’m Home.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile – I have read bios of Florence Nightingale before and am looking forward to this book.
Of these three, I’m most looking forward to _Tell the Wolves I’m Home_.
I can’t WAIT for Twelve Rooms of the Nile. Florence Nightingale is probably one of the most overlooked woman in history. She and Flaubert together?!? Such possibilities…
I am looking forward to reading Tell the Wolves I’m Home. The loving relationship between an uncle and his fourteen year old niece sounds like it makes for great reading, despite the tragic circumstances.
Twelve Rooms of the Nile sounds fascinating. Have read Tigers in Red Weather and it’s great!
tigers in red weather
Tell the Wolves I’m Home
I have heard so much about TIGERS IN RED WEATHER and have placed it on my wish list. However, after reading the reviews of all the books on your list, I want to read each of them. I am adding them all to my TO BE READ list.
Tell The Wolves I’m Home
I’m most looking forward to Tell the Wolves I’m Home.
Twelve rooms of the Nile sounds intriguing.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home-sounds a bit quirky-like me!! (I am told)
I’m on an historical fiction kick and i love books that take place in foreign lands, so twelve rooms of the Nile looks intriguing!
Tigers in Red Weather is the one I’m looking forward most to reading. I would really love to read them all. Thanks for the chance.
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I’ve had Tigers in Red Weather on my wish list for some time now. But, City of Women also sounds like my perfect read: historical fiction set in WWII.
Twelve Rooms of The Nile, since I enjoy historical fiction
I am most looking forward to reading Tell the Wolves I’m Home. This appeals to me because I like reading about how children overcome the tragedies in their lives.
Tigers in Red Weather! Even though Twelve Rooms in the Nile sounds interesting too.
City of Women really sounds like a book I would love. Thanks for all the recommendations. They all sound great!
Twelve Rooms of the Nile.
I am interested in Tigers in Red Weather–actually all of them! And, especially In the Shadow of the Banyon. Thank you.
Twelve Rooms of The Nile sounds fascinating; all the books do as I
love to read anything.
I’m looking forward to reading Tell the Wolves I’m Home. This is already on my reading list. Tigers In Red Weather is also on my list to read.
I would really like to read A Lady Cyclist’s Guide to Kashgar as noted in your debut roundup. I love cycling and it sounds great
I’ve been reading about ‘Tell the Wolves I’m Home’ all over the internet, so I’d love to get it and see what the buzz is about!!
Excited for tigers in red weather.
I’d love to read “Tell the Wolves I’m Home.” I remember that time so well.
City of Women
Tigers in Red weather
I put Tigers in Red Weather on my “to read” list when I saw it earlier in Bookpage!
Would love to read them all but am particularly torn between Tigers in Red Weather and The Twelve Rooms of the Nile. Thanks for the chance to win/read them all!
I’m looking toward “The Twelve Rooms of the Nile” by Enid Shomer. To be a fly on the wall where genius lives….
Twelve Rooms of the Niles sounds different and interesting
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile – I really enjoy historical novels that tie stories to people who lived and events that happened.
Twelve Rooms of the Nile seems like it might be an interesting book.
I’ll read “Tigers in Red Weather” by Liza Klassman. Martha’s Vineyard to California with a dash of “The Great Gatsby” throw in. What’s not to love.
Can’t wait to read Tigers in Red Weather. I loved The Great Gatsby book and movie and this sounds like a novel I would really enjoy.
I’m torn between “Tell the Wolves I’m Home” and “Tigers in Red Weather”. They both sound like great books.
Tigers in Red Weather looks really good. I love BookPage and BookPage Extra!
I simply cannot wait to read TWELVE ROOMS OF THE NILE by Enid Shoner!
Tell the Wolves I’m Home by Carol Rifka Brunt sounds smart, touching and original. And I love, love the cover!
Tell The Wolves I’m Home sounds extraordinary – I look forward to reading all of these debut novels, but this one has the most appeal for me. Thanks for keeping us notified us of noteworthy books.
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile ,I love it!
Can’t wait to read “Tell the wolves I’m home”
How to choose?? I think Seating Arrangements. I keep reading good reviews of it!
Telve Rooms on the Nile is the novel I would love to read. It would be fun to read about great minds in Egypt especially after studing humanities!!!
All of these sound like wonderful debut books, but I am particularly looking forward to reading The Twelve Rooms of the Nile. The description really caught my imagination.
Tigers in Red Weather by Liza Klassman – I love books about that era.
Twelve Rooms of the Nile!! Although they all sound good.
I am looking forward to reading “Tell the wolves I’m home!”
Tigers in Red Weather sounds good! It was an interesting time in our history. Men came home from the war, women left their jobs to become housewives again and many of the baby boomers were conceived. I’m one of the baby boomers and would enjoy reading about this time period.
I’d love to read Twelve Rooms on the Nile. I’ve been reading Anne Perry’s Monk series novels with lots of references to Florence Nightengale. I’d like to know more!
I’ve heard good things about Tell the Wolves I’m Home by Carol Rifka Brunt in other places, too, so that’s the one I’d most like to read.
Tigers in Red Weather sounds so good.
I am looking forward to reading The Twelve Rooms of the Nile.
Twelve Rooms of the Nile intrigues me!
I am looking forward to Tigers in Red Weather
Twelve Rooms of the Nile is the most anticipated debut book for me. Florence Nightingale was a childhood hero of mine and my sister. We spent many hours pretending to be her!
If I received this book, you can be sure I’d pass it along to my sister after reading it. And I imagine we will spend some more time together – this time over the phone – discussing it! The novel’s concept is certainly creative – these two great figures meeting and in Egypt. Lovely!
City of Women is my choice. It’s always fascinating to think of people’s lives that counter our own.
I think I’d like to read Tigers in Red Weather.
Tigers in Red Weather sounds intriguing.
I can’t decide which to read first, “City of Women,” or “The Map of Lost Memories.”
I can’t wait to read Tigers in Red Weather—thanks for the opportunity to win!
Tell the Wolves I’m Home
Tell the Wolves I’m Home
I look forward to reading all of the books but the one I’m most excited about is “Tell the Wolves I’m Home” because it seems to be interesting and can teach me a side of aids I’ve never heard of or seen before.
Tigers in Red Weather. Really hope I win this contest!
I’d love to read “tell the wolves, I’m home”
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Of the three books here, I would have to say I would read ‘Tell the Wolves’ first. However, from the list as a whole, I would choose ‘City of Women’. I have heard so many lovely things about it and am really looking forward to reading it. Thanks for the offer!
Excellent trio of books! Let’s read!
As a middle school teacher “Tell the Wolves I’m Home”,can be used in various ways for discussion groups to writing essays. Young adults can relate to the story line as well as mature readers.
Jan
Tigers in Red Weather
Have already read City of Women, which is moving and beautifully written, and I love historical fiction, so I’m most looking forward to Twelve Rooms of the Nile
Tigers in Red Weather. Anything compared to The Great Gatsby has my immediate attention.
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile. I would love to see what happens if Florence Nightingale & Flaubert were to ever meet.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home!!!
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile . Love historical novels!
I can’t wait to read Tigers In Red Weather.
All of the books have been added to my wish list, but I’m most eager to read Tigers in Red Weather and The Map of Lost Memories. Thanks for the chance for some great reading.
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile by Enid Shomer sounds very intriguing.
i would especially love to read “tell the wolves i’m home”
I would like to read all three but I would first read Tell the Wolves I’m Home.
Twelve Rooms of the Nile sounds very interesting.
They all look great, but Mountains on the Moon is my choice.
“The Twelve Rooms of the Nile” really intrigues me!
I have read mysteries before that depicted the meeting of two very
incongruous characters, so am really looking forward to reading this historical novel with the same flavor.
Seating arrangements!
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile really grabs my attention. Love fiction based on historical figures, and I’m an Egyptophile, so this book covers it all.
Tigers in Red Weather is most likely the book I would read because it is written like The Great Gatsby. My daughter and I went college hunting this summer and she read the book while we were driving from school to school. I had never read it and found the text the most delightful.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home – appropriate for all ages (teenagers through adult)
I just requested Tigers in Red Weather from the library, and the waiting list was so long!!
Tigers in red weather sounds really interesting.
I’m looking forward to reading “Tell The Wolves I’m Home” the most.
All sound marvelous. Tell the Wolves I’m Home seems to sound like my life at the present time. Thanks.
‘Twelve Rooms of the Nile’…I tend to really like historical novels.
I am most looking forward to reading The Twelve Rooms of the Nile by Enid Shomer. This kind of book is exactly my cup of tea!
“Tell The Wolves I’m Home.” I love novels with young female protagonists like “Swamplandia!,” “Salvage the Bones,” and “Once Upon a River.”
I’m torn between “Tigers in Red Weather” and “Tell the Wolves I’m Home.” Both titles immediately went on my “to read” list after I heard about them.
“In the Shadow of the Banyan” sounds intriguing…
I’m looking forward to reading Tigers in Red Weather.
Looking forward to Tigers in Red Weather
I have never read any of these authors and look forward to doing so.
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile sounds absolutely fascinating.
Twelve Rooms of the Nile because I love historical fiction. Thanks for asking.
Seating arrangements. I’m reading Maine right now and it sounds similar.
Actually, if I’m choosing between those 3, I’d pick Tigers in Red Weather because of the comparisons to the Great Gatsby, one of my all-time favorites, and I also love the Vineyard.
“Tell the Wolves I”m Home” may be just the right book to give my curious kids the insight that I can’t about AIDS.
Twelve Rooms of the Nile sounds fascinating!
I would like to read ‘The Twelve Rooms of the Nile’. Florence Nightingale and Flaubert in Egypt??? Sounds like the strangest combination ever. I love reading about historical figures and can hardly wait to read this one! It would be awesome if I won this, Thanks!
I am looking forward to reading Tell The Wolves I’m Home.
All 3 look great, but I think I would start with “Tell the Wolves I’m Home” – thanks!
I’m most looking forward to reading “Tell The Wolves I’m Home”.
I’m looking forward to reading Tell the Wolves I’m Home. It sounds like a great read.
I am looking forward to Tigers in Red Weather – sounds like a time and setting in which to get lost, which is my favorite type of book to climb into.
Thanks for the wonderful contests opportunities and current information on outstanding reads!
In The Shadow of the Banyan!
They all sound fascinating but if I must choose, “Tell the Wolves I’m Home.”
Tell the Wolves I’m Home
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile.
I’m interested in The Twelve Rooms of the Nile — I like Florence Nightingale.
Tigers in red weather!!!!!
Tell The Wolves I’m Home is the book I’m looking forward to reading first. It sounds uncomfortable but important because of the 14 year old protagonist.
I’m really looking forward to reading Tigers in Red Weather.
What a great 10 books! Hard to choose, but I think I’d start out with “City of Women” and then head on to “Tigers in Red Weather”.
I’m looking forward to reading City of Women.
Twelve Rooms of the Nile, by Enid Shomer. What an interesting premise!
I would love to read “Twelve Rooms of the Nile” sounds exciteing,and would reveal some of the mysterious history of Egypt.
I want to read The Twelve Rooms of the Nile – love historical fiction!
Tigers in Red Weather, definitely! I loved Gatsby, so I’m really looking forward to this one
Football season rules at my house! Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk by Ben Fountain sounds terrific!
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile – Egypt and historical people meeting in an unexpected fashion.
Tell The Wolves I’m Home. If I don’t win it I’m for sure buying it!
Twelve! Please!
I would read ‘The Twelve Rooms of the Nile’ by Enid Shomer. Historical novels are my favorite read. And to be based on true characters is a bonus.
I’ve been eagerly awaiting Tell the Wolves that I’m Home.
Tell The Wolves I’m Home is a book I am looking forward to reading,
especially because the author says that she wants the characters to make an emotional connection with the reader.
12 Rooms of the Nile
Tell The Wolves I Am Home. I think this one will touch my heart.
Any~~!
All three are on my list to read but I think I will start with The Twelve Rooms of the Nile. Sounds so warm, romantic and delicious.
Would love to read ALL of the featured books–they sound great!
Twelve rooms of the Nile..being a nurse this is a must read!!
The book sound great, I have a hard time which one to read first, but would like to start out with Tell the Wolves I’m Home.
Oh that’s hard. It’s a toss up between Tigers in Red Weather and Tell the Wolves I’m Home, but I think I’m leaning slightly toward Tigers.
I think Tell The Wolves I’m Home is the one I’d be most interested in.
My first read would be “Tell the Wolves I’m Home” but the others are close behind. Lovely selection!
I would enjoy reading the 19th century novel. Twelve rooms of the Nile sounds intellectual:)
Tell the Wolves I’m Home by Carol Rifka Brunt, but I’ll read all of them. Nightingale, Tigers, and Wolves – Oh my!
All the books look Great. I can’t wait to read “Tell The Wolves I’m Home” by Carol Rifka Brunt. Heck I can’t wait to read period! = )
“Twelve Rooms of the Nile” sounds intriguing. I am interested in both historical figures and would love to see how they might meet and interact.
These new books are all intriguing. Please enter me in the free book contest. Thank you
All three books sound wonderful to read. Im so excited to read these books.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home is definitely the novel I’m most looking forward to reading! I read about it a couple months ago and told myself “must read!”
Can’t wait to read Tigers in Red Weather! At the top of my list.
Tigers in Red Weather for sure and there are a few others on the list.
Really want to read “Twelve Rooms of the Nile” as I have visited Egypt and now enjoy reading all I can about that unique country and its marvelous history.
I am looking forward to “Tell The Wolves I’m Home”. Thank you so much for the opportunity to win!
I would love to read all three but would pick “Tell the Wolves I’m Home” first.
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile. I am an RN and am interested in Florence Nightengale.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home is the one that grabs me most, They all sound good.
Tigers in Red Weather! Will be reading this one for sure!
Oh, Tell the Wolves I’m Home. I was once a nurse, too – worked with AIDS patients at the very first of the epidemic. I know the heartbreak experienced by those patients and their loved ones. Don’t know why I want to read about it, but I do.
“City of Women” intrigues with its compelling ethical and moral issues.
I’d be so happy to read any of them, but would go for ‘The Twelve Rooms of the Nile” first! Thanks for letting me enter the giveaway. Peg
Tell the Wolves I am Home!
I have always loved coming of age stories and this one:
“Tell the Wolves I’m Home” by Carol Rifka Brunt
sounds amazing, and fresh. Definitely looking forward to reading it, but also looking forward to reading the other titles as well.
Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk. Not a lot to choose from for a guy, but that’s not the only reason for this choice. It definitely appeals to my sense of humor.
Tigers in red weather for sure!
If I could only choose one from the list, I would have to go with Seating Arrangements by Maggie Shipstead.
I am so looking forward to reading The Twelve Rooms of the Nile. It has been on my TBR list since I first heard about it months ago.
The book, The Twelve Rooms of the Nile sounds sooo interesting, particularly for history buffs like me!!!
I would like to read “The Map of Lost Memories” by Kim Fay sounds interesting.
“Tell the Wolves I’m Home” – What an enticing review!
Twelve Rooms of the Nile sounds especially good.
Tough choice… I’ll go with The Twelve Rooms of the Nile. I love historical novels!
I would love to read The Twelve Rooms of the Nile, love the historical aspect.
All three books sound fascinating. However, as I’m a big fan of Florence Nightingale, I’d have to go with TWELVE NIGHTS OF THE NILE.
I’m excited for “Tell the wolves I’m Home”. !!
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile by Enid Shomer
Tigers in the Red Weather. Something about the title and cover compels me.
Seating Arrangments by Maggie Shipstead.
Can’t wait to read Tigers in Red Weather, and The Twelve Rooms of The Nile sounds almost as interesting. I’ll definitely have to look for both of them at my local bookstore.
I can’t wait to read “Tell the Wolves I’m Home”. The story seems intriguing and thought provoking.
I would love to read Tigers in Red Weather. But I hope to get the chance to read the other two as well. Thank you.
Can’t wait to read Twelve Rooms of the Nile – sounds like a great book for book club.
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile by Enid Shomer intrigues me and is least likely to be purchased by my local public library!
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile sounds very intriguing. Love the choice of historical characters.
Tigers in Red Weather
I am looking forward to reading Twelve rooms of the Nile! The cover speaks volumes to me!
Billy Lynn’s Long Half Time Walk When you’re in such an insanely dangerous yet purposeless situation, humor is the only sane response.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home
Twelve Rooms of the Nile sounds like an interesting read.
Would like to enter the contest for the drawing of the three books. Am expecially looking forward to the Twelve Rooms of the Nile. Thank you.
I’d like most to read “Tigers in Red Weather” by Liza Klaussmann, as it occurs in a favorite time period, and I love the cover
Tigers in Red Weather
Tell the Wolves I’m Home.
Twelve Rooms of the Nile and Tell the Wolves I’m Home both sound really good, and I’m really interested in reading them, especially Tell the Wolves I’m Home.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home because it sounds like there’s a lot there that I could relate to in my own family.
“Tell the Wolves I’m Home” is very intriguing!
Tigers In Red Weather
Tell the Wolves I’m Home looks very interesting.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home
Want very much to read about Nightingale and Flaubert – have read her own account (with beautiful watercolor sketches!) of her travels down the Nile…
the twelve rooms of the nile
Oh that’s a tough one–they all look good! I’ll go with Tell the Wolves I’m Home. It sounds very moving.
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile by Enid Shomer, 2 interesting characters in a far away time and place. This looks interesting.
I’m looking forward to reading them all! I am a retired RN, so starting with Twelve Rooms of the Nile.
I am actually reading Tigers in Red Weather right now! Thanks for the chance to win!
Tigers in Red Weather. But I would have a hard time deciding which to read first, they all sound awesome!
Tigers in Red Weather sounds like a really good read!
I’m looking forward to reading Tell the Wolves I’m Home!
I really look forward to reading Tell the Wolves I’m Home.
Not only does “Tell the Wolves I’m Home” sound compelling, I love that title.
Picking just one will be difficult but…”Tell The Wolves I’m Home.”
I would be totally thrilled to have any of these wonderful novels on my bedside table to pick up and start reading. However, I have to admit that I am quite intrigued by “Tigers in Red Weather.” If I had all three, I guess that one would be on top!
City of Women by David Gillham. The cover was what made me take a second look.
I would love to read Tell the Wolves I’m Home but would choose all of them if I could.
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile
They all sound appealing. But, if pressed, I think Tell the Wolves I’m Home would be cracked open first.
All of them sound wonderful – my first one would be Tell the Wolves I’m Home.
Looking forward to Tell The Wolves I’m Home.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home looks great
I’m looking forward to Tigers in Red Weather
Definitely Tell the Wolves I’m Home.
I love all things Victorian, so I’m most interested in The Twelve Rooms of the Nile.
Can’t wait to read Tigers in Red Weather!
Tigers in Red Weather
Tell the Wolves I’m Home sounds interesting
Tigers in Red Weather
Tell the Wolves I’m home sounds intriguing. I love fiction about artists and their work and hope this would include some of that.
I am looking forward to reading “The Twelve Rooms of the Nile”. We know so little about Florence Nightingale, and I love reading historial fiction. This type novel sort of rounds out the personality of the main character. Exciting!
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home is at the top of my wishlist. I’ve already heard great feedback about it.
Eagerly awaiting Tell the Wolves Wolves I’m Home. Great author interview!
Twelve Rooms Of The Nile. Florence Nightingale has always been a hero of mine.
Tigers in Red Winter!! Please..
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile will be the first I read. I’m intrigued with all 3 books.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home
Tigers in Red Weather-I love reading books of this time period.
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile- I love fiction featuring real historical characters.
Tigers in Red Weather although I want to read them all!
They all look great, but I’m particularly looking forward to Tell the Wolves I’m Home. I was a teenager in the 80s, so this novel has special appeal for me. Thanks for hosting this giveaway!
Tigers in Red Weather – I write WW II novels, and am anxious to see how a post WW II story was developed, especially with The Great Gatsby-like approach.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home.
I’m most looking forward to reading The Twelve Rooms of the Nile by Enid Shomer.
Twelve Rooms of the Nile
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile by Enid Shomer is the book from the list that I am most looking forward to reading.
Enid Shomer’s novel “The Twelve Rooms Of The Nile” sounds like a wonderful historical Novel. I have long been fascinated with Florence Nightingale and I very much enjoy Flaubert’s writing!
I’d like to read “Tell The Wolves I’m Home” since it has received very good reviews in the past month and sounds like a great read.
Tigers in Red Weather is on my list!!!
Tigers in Red Weather!
City of Women
Tigers in Red Weather!
City of Women — Alan Furst territory focused on women? Sounds great.
Tell the Wolves I’m home Always need good recommends for the YA’s.
I think Tell the Wolves I’m Home sounds fascinating and heartbreaking, so I’ve been waiting for it to come out.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home. I’m working w/a number of YA authors at the moment, and so reading a lot in that category right now; this one sounds good.
I’ve been drawn to Tell the Wolves I’m Home since I first saw the cover a couple weeks ago. That will be the first one into which I dive!
They all look interesting but since I love anything to do with Egypt I am
especially looking forward to Twelve Rooms of the Nile.
I can’t make up my mind. They all look so good. It’s exciting that you are GIFTING one of them. I would love to be reading The Twelve Rooms of the Nile by Enid Shomer before the summer ends.
Tigers in Red Weather. I like that time period and reading about those lifestyles that are different from my own. But when you come down to it, human nature is still the same. Thanks for the contest!!
I’m looking forward to reading The Map of Lost Memories.
Loved City of Women, ready for Twelve rooms of the nile
Though all of them look great, I’m most excited to read TELL THE WOLVES I’M HOME.
Tigers in Red Weather. Like the period/ love the cover. Sounds good
My vote goes to Tigers in Red Weather…I’ve read so many good reviews for this book, I can’t wait to read it and hopefully discover a wonderful new-to-me author!
Tell the Wolves I’m Home by Carol Rifka Brunt is what I am looking most forward to.
How to decide? They all look good! I’ll select The Twelve Rooms of the Nile by Enid Shomer, but know all 3 will be on my reading list.
The twelve Rooms of The Nile sounds so good to me. I love stories about woman and their lives.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home
I’ve added all three of these debut novels to my reading list (200+ titles and growing), but if I had to choose one, I’d like The Twelve Rooms of the Nile. Thanks!
Tell thebWolves I’m Home
Tigers in Red Weather, is what I choose but like all,hard to pick one…
I chose The Twelve Rooms of The Nile.All sounds good
I chose The twelve Rooms of the Nile
Of the three mentioned here, they all sound good, but I am leaning toward Tell the wolves…
I have heard wonderful things (including from your own review) of Tell The Wolves I’m Home so I can’t wait to read that!
Thanks for a great giveaway!
Katie
They all sound great, but I’m most looking forward to Tell the Wolves I’m Home.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home sounds intriguing.
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile looks interesting. Being a nurse, reading about Florence Nightingale is always a pleasure. She may have been a witty “control freak” but she did amazing things for healthcare.
Tell the Wolves I’m Home
I would bet that they all are good but my pick would be Tigers In Red Weather.
I’m intrigued! Twelve Rooms of the Nile would be my selection, but all three appear to be good reads.
I’d like to read Twelve rooms of the Nile– Flaubert and Florence Nightingale? what a juxtaposition! fascinating.
“Tell the Wolves I’m Home”
Can’t wait to read Tigers in Red Weather!
I am fascinated by Tell the Wolves I’m Home!
I’ve had the first two books on my wishlist all summer, but the idea of a novel basing Florence Nightingale and Gustave Flaubert in Egypt fascinates me – yep, another one for the wishlist!
I have Tigers in Red Weather sitting on my dresser just waiting for me to get some quite time to begin!
I am most looking forward to Tigers In Red Weather as I’m intrigued by both the time period and the venue of Martha’s Vineyard.
I can’t wait to read “Tigers in Red Weather”!
Twelve Rooms of the Nile would be my favorite.
Hmmm..”Tigers in Red Weather” will be a good start!
Really looking forward to Tigers in Red Weather by Liza Klassman
Tigers in Red Weather is already on my To Read List – I would love to win a copy!
Tigers in red weater!
Hard decision . . . Tell the Wolves I’m Home would be my first choice to start with
Tigers in Red Weather.
Tigers in Red Weather
I would love to read the Tigers in Red. Sounds intruguing.
Tigers in Red Weather by Liza Klassman
Tigers in Red Weather sounds like I’d enjoy it.
Tigers in Red Weather is on my want to read list!
I want to read “Tigers in Red Weather”.
Cant wait to read them all! Especially Tigers in Red Weather
Know it is late but looking forward to Tell the Wolves.
Tigers in Red Weather
I would love to read all three, but Tiger’s in Red Weather looks great!
Im hearing amazing things about Tell The Wolves I’m Home!
Tell the Wolves I’m Home by Carol Rifka Brunt – I would read all of them at one point but Tell the Wolves stood out as the most emotionally gripping one which is where I’m at reading wise lately.
Tiger’s in red weather.
Tigers in red weather!!
I’m most looking forward to Tell the Wolves I’m Home by Carol Rifka Brunt. 20 + years ago I lost a good friend to AIDS. This will be an interesting read.