Talkin' about Giveaways

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Just wanted to let you know about two motherloads of giveaways at other blogs.

Check out the Hello Summer giveaway here.  Ya-Aholic is giving away your choice of 25 ya books- and they are all fantastic... the real problem... how am I going to decide which two to pick?

Or maybe this giveaway- Bookish is giving away a reader's choice of books to celebrate 200 followers!

And don't forget the Story Sirens big giveaway here- it is like Christmas in a box!

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As for me, I have lots of books that I would love to give away- but when is the right time to start?  10 followers? 50 followers?  100 followers?  Will doing giveaways help you with getting more readers?

I would love to know your opinion on giveaways- what do you think?

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