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New beginnings …
New friends, new lessons, new opportunities …
A great new Media Assistant, Ms. Babcock …

And a new Falcon Media website.  Get ready to Tweet Your Read!

What are you reading? Don’t wait to finish the book, just think about what you’ve read so far.  Invent a clever screen name, then write 2 or 3 sentences about what you’ve read.  Come back in a few days and tweet again when you’ve read more.  The best readers share their thoughts, so start tweeting!

Every month we give away prizes, and at the end of the year we give away whoppin’ big prizes.  The more you tweet, the better your odds of winning.

In the meantime, use the poll below to share your thoughts on the beginning of the year with your fellow Falcons …

87 bloggers.  251 blogs covering 30 genres.  29,069 hits.  Congratulations, Falcons!

Most popular?  Breaking Dawn by Brandon.

Most Googled?  How to Draw Hip Hop by Kian.

Most prolific?  Jordan with a whopping 28 blogs!

Never stop reading!  Blog Your Read goes 2.0 next year with more prizes, more interactivity and custom screen names.

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What Are You Reading?

Watch the End-of-Year Announcement here:

People search Google. Google points ‘em here.

Bet you didn’t know that!

So which blogs have gotten the most Google hits? Here’s our top 10 list so far:

10. Do You Know the Monkey Man, blogged by Alex
9. Everest, Book One: The Contest, blogged by Angel
8. The Abduction, blogged by Jackie
7. Breaking Dawn, blogged by Brandon
6. The Case of the Bizarre Bouquets, blogged by Maryknoll
5. Cloral, blogged by Daniel
4. Charlie Bone and the Invisible Boy, blogged by Japjyot
3. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, blogged by Jackie
2. The Face on the Milk Carton, blogged by Insha

And the number one blog Googlers are reading …

1. How to Draw Hip-Hop, blogged by Kian

What makes one blog more popular than others with Google? It depends partly on what people are searching for, and partly on whatever’s in Google’s special sauce.

However it works, whenever you blog your read there’s a good bet someone on the world wide web is paying attention.