Cuddlebuggery’s New Praise Page

11 January, 2014 Kat Kennedy Announcement, Random 21 comments

Books, movies, popular websites all come with praise pages to boast about how awesome they are. We here at Cuddlebuggery never miss an opportunity to brag about how awesome we are. Thus we never fail to embrace the chance to praise ourselves and shout it to the world! Some of you may have noticed us canvasing twitter before Christmas for help from the community. We couldn’t have made this praise page without you guys. Which, when you think about it, is a seriously bad reflection on the blogging community and authors who participated. And in the vein, if any publishing peeps, authors, readers, bloggers or agents have any contributions, feel free to add!

All the quotes are genuine and have been attributed to their quote maker. We hope this demonstrates, to all Cuddlebuggery visitors, what a positive and beneficial footprint Cuddlebuggery leaves on the book blogging community and on the Young Adult genre in general. Thanks to everyone who participated! You’ve helped to significantly enlarge our heads and opinions of ourselves.

Steph, Meg, Paul and I have made a permanent and enthusiastic commitment to inflicting our brand of passionate and potentially damaging selves on this community for as long as we can before we’re rounded up and burnt at the stake. Without further delay, here’s the quotes from our new Praise Page! Found in our About tab!

Authors

“The last three times we’ve been out with Kat and Steph, they’ve stuck us with the check. We’re not sure if that’s more of an indictment on them or us.”
–Amie Kaufman & Meagan Spooner, authors of These Broken Stars

“Being interviewed by Kat is akin to tandem skydiving — without a parachute. Thanks for the thrills, Jump Master Kennedy.”
–Veronica Rossi, author of Under The Never Sky

“Bitches better have my money…”
–Jay Kristoff, author of Stormdancer

“Cuddlebuggery does for literary integrity what Duck Dynasty does for gay rights.”
–Victoria Scott, author of The Collector

“I’ve heard the words “Kill it with fire” were created for Kat and Steph. Foolish pride! We cannot destroy them, only hope that they can be contained,”
–Leigh Bardugo, author of Shadow and Bone

“Cuddlebuggery is the soaring eagle of YA lit blogs, always ready to swoop from the sky and tear the unwary to bloody shreds.”
–Michael Adams, author of The Last Girl

“Of course, I love them! They’d kill me in my sleep if I didn’t!”
— Trish Doller, author of Something Like Normal and Where the Stars Still Shine

“Cuddlebuggery set my unicorn on fire and Kat Kennedy told me it was “accidentally on purpose”!”
–Elizabeth May, author of The Falconer

“Cuddlebuggery killed my puppy! Then brought it back from the grave just to kill it again!”
–Rachel Hartman, author of Seraphina

“Cuddlebuggery is not only the pinnacle of irresponsible blogging, but I wouldn’t trust them with my monkey child.”
–Laura Hunsaker, author of Highlander Reborn

“Every time you visit Cuddlebuggery, a kitten dies. They are the worst. The WORST. Think of the kittens!”
—Laura Lam, author of Pantomime

“Steph and Kat are the worst, and should be stopped.”
–Kendare Blake, author of Anna Dressed in Blood

Bloggers

“Someone needs to knock those Cuddlebuggery girls off their pedestals before their heads are swollen so big with self-importance that they won’t be able to enter a room anymore.”
–Wendy Darling, The Midnight Garden

“They’re so kind that they took my family off my hands… To give me time to praise them. My family… MY FAMILY!!!”
— Cain Freeman, Blogger for NoBSBooks

“Cuddlebuggery has more dick jokes than a high school locker room.”
— Christina Megan, Blogger for Reader of Fictions

“The duo at CB have the dirtiest mouths on them. From swearing to insults to scatching reviews, these two will lay the negative on thick…”
–Jaz C, Fiction in Fiction in Fiction

“I’ve definitely NEVER gotten a book based off a Cuddlebuggery review. Their reviews are so boring and average.”
–Jess, Ageless Pages Reviews

“Actually a mommy blog.”
–Ash, yAdult

“I heard they threaten to steal author’s souls, and that’s how they get the best ARCs.”
–Suze, Literary Adventures

“Cuddlebuggery doesn’t hate anyone, but odds are if you were on fire and they had water, they’d just drink it.”
–Lili, Lili’s Reflections

“I hear they really actually burn books they hate after they read them and then send their ashes to the authors.”
–Jamie M, The Perpetual Page Turner

“Stealing candy from babies? That’s child’s play. I heard they EAT THE PLACENTA. *shudders*”
–Lisa, Fic Talk

“I hear they can control the weather and wrote the screenplay to “Glitter”!”
–Gilliane Berry, Writer of Wrongs

“Cuddlebuggery blog makes me want to curl up into a ball and wish for the zombie apocalypse to come soon so they eat you whole!”
–Shelley, Gizmo’s Reviews