Voting is now open at the Book Blogger Appreciation Week Awards.

2 Kids and Tired Book Reviews Holly at 2 Kids and Tired is a member of FIRST blog alliance, a group of reviewers who tour Christian books (from Christian publishers). In addition to the books from FIRST, Holly reads and reviews lots of other mostly fiction titles from Christian publishers. Her reviews are short, sweet, and to the point.

A Novel Menagerie has been nominated for Most Prolific Blogger and Best Design in addition to a nomination in this category. Sheri at A Novel Menagerie reviews all sort of books including Christian inspirational reading, Mother-Approved books for youong adults, and Guaranteed Good Books. The design IS lovely.

Callapidder Days Katrina at Callapidder Days sponsors the Fall Into Reading Challenge, a fine way to jump-start or share your fall reading list if that’s what you’re looking to do. (There’s also a Spring Reading Thing.) I would call these challenges low pressure, gentle reading encouragers–just like the blog Callapidder Days itself.

My Friend Amy Amy is, well, everyone’s friend and the brains behind BBAW. For the latter role alone, she should probably get all the votes in whatever category she nominated. After all, she’s worked extra hard to make all this BBAW stuff happen. However, Amy not only organizes BBAW; she also blogs about LOST, hosts her own book challenge, and reads and review lots of books of all kinds. “Faith ‘n Fiction Saturday is a weekly meme for Christians to get together and talk about fiction published from a Christian worldview, hosted at My Friend Amy. Amy’s blog was also nominated for most eclectic taste, most prolific blogger, most altruistic blogger, Best Community Builder, and Best Blog Post.

Semicolon Then, there’s little old me.

For obvious reasons, this is a hard one. You all can vote for Semicolon in this category, and I may vote for Semicolon, too, just to give myself a pat on the back because I do enjoy blogging here. I blog about my faith in Jesus Christ, my love of books, homeschooling, hymns, LOST, church and even politics sometimes and how all of those things and more relate to one another because all of them (plus the kitchen sink) make up ME. I am pleased to have been nominated for a book blogger award in this category, aand I will be pleased whether I win or not.

However, if I don’t vote for Semicolon, I’ll probably choose My Friend Amy as my selection for Best Spiritual/Inspirational or Religious Book Review Blog, mostly because of her Faith ‘n Fiction Saturday feature, something I plan to participate in as soon as all this BBAW hullaballoo is over.