Follow My Book Blog Friday & Book Blogger Hop

It's Friday! That means it's time for Follow My Book Blog Friday and Book Blogger Hop with our hosts Parajunkee's View and Crazy For Books.

The featured blog this week at Parajunkee's View is Once Upon a Chapter. Make sure to visit it!

Crazy For Books wants to know what book or books I'm dying to get my hands on right now. I have to say Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins, Blameless by Gail Carriger, Side Jobs by Jim Butcher, and Shadowfever by Karen Marie Moning. I have many others on that list, but I could go on and on, so I'll spare you and shut up now. 

So, what are you waiting for with bated breath? Leave a comment and let me know!

Oh, and don't forget to visit back this Sunday, July 18th! I'll be doing a giveaway to celebrate my blog being a month old and having 100+ followers. Enter for a chance to win Changes by Jim Butcher. It's going to be fun, look:

The Parasol Protectorate Quiz by Gail Carriger

Gail Carriger, the incredibly talented author of Soulless, Changeless and Blameless (The Parasol Protectorate series) has created a quiz:

Are you a Vampire, Werewolf, Ghost, or Soulless?

I took the test and apparently I'm Soulless. Oh well, me and Alexia Tarabotti. At least I'm in good company.

VampAngel's Result: Soulless on quiz: Are you a Vampire, Werewolf, Ghost, or Soulless? Soulless You are prosaic and practical to a fault. You believe in the application of intellect first and brute force second (usually by parasol). You have discovered only one truth in life: no matter how terrible the situation it can be improved upon with a good cup of tea. "For Miss Alexia had been born without a soul which, any decent vampire of good blooding knew, made her a lady to avoid most assiduously." Quiz Maker Take this quiz & get your result

Are you a Vampire, Werewolf, Ghost, or Soulless? » Make A Quiz

It's a lot of fun, so take it and come share your result with me!

And don't forget to visit the author's website: http://www.gailcarriger.com/

The Parasol Protectorate series by Gail Carringer: