The best book trailer of 2012?! Struck by Jennifer Bosworth

In May the much buzzed about YA dystopian Struck by Jennifer Bosworth will be released. I urge you, well in fact I'll chase you over to the play button with a broom if you're even hesitating, to watch this awesomesauce book trailer for Struck.

I can honestly say that it is one of the best made book trailer's I have ever seen.

What did you think? Worth two minutes of your time, wasn't it?!

If you want to know more about this trailer I suggest you visit Serendipity Reviews and check out The Behind the trailer post. I bet you didn't know that Jennifer Bosworth's husband made this book trailer?! Learn more about this over at Serendipity Reviews.

I'm pining for Struck! Luckily I do have an e-arc here, but there's a few other books I have to finish before I get to it.

I'm sorry for being MIA these days but life's busy at the moment. Winner of the world book day/night contest will be revealed in the next Memorable Monday post. I'll stop by all of the participants, promise, I just need time to sit down and do so ;)

Check out the Night School trailer!

Yesterday Atom posted the official book trailer for Night School by C.J. Daugherty and I liked it so much that I wanted to share it with you guys:

If you live in the UK you can start browsing the stores for this book January 5th 2012.

Have you seen the lovely cover?

Check out this book trailer:Blood on My Hands

I've never heard of this YA thriller before I saw this trailer published by Walker Books on YouTube yesterday. It sounds so good so I thought I might share it :)

Summary of Blood on My Hands by Todd Strasser(borrowed from Goodreads):

Callie is at an October keg party in the woods, when she notices that her friend Katherine has gone missing. The kids spread out to look for her and Callie finds her, lying on a path, with a big, bloody fake knife in her. She reaches for the knife and raises it, only to discover, to her horror, that it is real. At that moment, another of the search party stumbles on them, and takes a photo of Callie holding the bloody knife. Now she is the suspect in a grisly murder. How can she prove her innocence - and find the true murderer?

Above photos shows the US cover, the German cover and the UK cover. Which one do you prefer?

I prefer the UK version of the cover myself though I wouldn't mind if it had a tad more of the creapiness factor.

Newsflash: Cryer's Cross book trailer

Some of you might remember my WoW post from last week where I told you that I was pining for Lisa McMann's upcoming YA novel called Cryer's Cross. I couldn't find a book trailer then but I just discovered that the publisher SIMON & SCHUSTER has uploaded the book trailer on YouTubue today and I wanted to share it. Check it out!