+2: If you add this blog to your blog roll! (Please leave a link!) Please include a link in your post, as well as one in your comment here so I can see it! +5: If you make a post on your blog about 'In Nikki's Head' blog. However, your comments must be something that is pertaining to the post and you can not just say 'enter me please!' Also, only one comment per a post will count! Meg Cabot's wonderful publicist has donated two copies each of an ARC of 'Being Nikki' and a signed copy of 'Airhead!' Thanks! So.now, how do you win? Read on!Įvery comment that you post from now until May 10th (5 days after 'Being Nikki' is released!) will be counted as one entry. Here are the readergirlz co-founders with Meg: Left to right: Lorie Ann Grover, Meg Cabot, Dia Calhoun, and Justina Chen HeadleyĪnd here are best wishes for Being Nikki ! ~Lorie Ann Groverĭo YOU want a chance to win an ARC copy of 'Being Nikki' AND a signed by Meg Cabot copy of 'Airhead?' If so, keep on reading!! What a delight she is! She's real and accessible in the midst of her amazing career. I've worked with Meg Cabot and just had the pleasure of meeting her in Texas. It's so fun to see into her world through her newsletter and website, iheartdaily. And I love the thought of Melissa the writer in the center of the fashion industry in NYC. I love her character struggling through the modeling world. This question reminds me of Melissa Walker's Violet series. It did pay off as I became a member of the Miami Ballet Company! After the work on the runway, I'd download by myself through writing! I considered a modeling career because I am six feet tall, but I chose to stick with my passion for ballet. I absolutely would HAVE to continue writing if I were a supermodel. Would you continue to write books if you were transformed into a supermodel? Lorie Ann Grover, author of 'On Pointe' as well as 'Hold Me Close', is so sweet and answered this question for 'In Nikki's Head' blog! Thank you!

Being Nikki by Meg Cabot