Or or if you've already reviewed a book on Swell, just go back and add the hashtag to your description so it Swell be considered for promotion on all of our social accounts and inside the Swell app during Event Week. For those of you who aren't yet using the Swell app, now's the time to download the app in the Google Play or Apple Store and record your first Swell. This is a great way to get started. Have any questions?
Bowie Rowan
@bowie · 0:29
Hey everyone, this is just a quick reply swell to let you know that we are extending Book Review Week until January 20 because it is going so well, so you still have time to submit a book review. Just make sure to add hashtag Book Review Week to your Swell description to be considered to be featured within the app and also across our socials. We've been having such a great time with this event, so thank you so much for participating. Happy reading and keep talking
Binati Sheth
@Binati_Sheth · 0:33
This is great news. I am enjoying discovering books through the hashtag because people are talking about reviewing the books they've been reading and it's interesting. I wish this continues as a yearlong event rather than book review week. Something like book reviews on sale type thing. I'm being totally selfish. Thank you so much for extending it. Looking forward to add some more books. Hopefully finished some more books by 20th and then reviewing them. Yay. Bye
Paul found the note that his wife was leaving for a while tucked in a book book about the John Bonet Ramsay child murder the Bohemian mother Anne Theus inflames the threat posed by the idea that it takes the village court to raise a child. Do the courts really act in the best interest of the children? Parents plan for their children's home, school, clothes, food and happiness but once the theus's five year old daughter is kidnapped we are barraged by conflict for over three years until the terminal end
This novel addresses the longterm and heartbreaking impact of verbal abuse on a family, and it highlights the hidden red flags that can catch you off guard. Gas lighting impacts both men and women, and it knows no boundaries. This is a topic that is not discussed out of fear, shame and embarrassment, and the author reminds us that we are all susceptible to domestic abuse, as it can easily be disguised as love by the perpetrator
Hey, I really appreciate this. I have a couple book reviews I would love to do, but I'm just signing on today and saw that this ended on the 20th. So I'm just wondering, did this still end? And if not, can I go ahead and do the book review? I would love to have a little bit more boost on Swell. I'm really loving the app, and I would love to get a little bit more exposure
Bowie Rowan
@bowie · 0:15
Hi there. Yep, you can still participate. Just make sure to use the hashtag book review week. Hashtag? And you can also use hashtag, book review or book reviews. Take a look at the ones that you seem to like the most and you can participate