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Rachel (Miss Perfection) wrote: "I don't know if you've heard of this, but it's been blowing up in the blogosphere.
An author, Kathleen Hale became obsessed with a book reviewer who have Hale's book a negative review. Hale proce..."
What She Did Is Horrible. Stalking a Reviewer is Not Okay
An author, Kathleen Hale became obsessed with a book reviewer who have Hale's book a negative review. Hale proce..."
What She Did Is Horrible. Stalking a Reviewer is Not Okay
SO not okay... Some people are boycotting HarperTeen books because they think someone from Harper Teen leaked Blythe's address....
Other bloggers are doing a November #Blackout where they refuse to review books for all of November.
Other bloggers are doing a November #Blackout where they refuse to review books for all of November.
Rachel (Miss Perfection) wrote: "SO not okay... Some people are boycotting HarperTeen books because they think someone from Harper Teen leaked Blythe's address....
Other bloggers are doing a November #Blackout where they refuse t..."
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The Author Clearly Needs Help. Clearly She is Not Thinking Straight
Other bloggers are doing a November #Blackout where they refuse t..."
What? :0
The Author Clearly Needs Help. Clearly She is Not Thinking Straight

Other bloggers are doing a November #Blackout where they refuse t..."
I don't think people should boycott HarperTeen books.


This sort of reminds me of that story about Kiera Cass and the review right here on goodreads for her book
where she blew up at one of my favorite reviewers and liked up all the good reviews on her book. Does anyone remember that?

An author, Kathleen Hale became obsessed with a book reviewer who have Hale's book a negative review. Hale proceeded to stalk this reviewer online and eventually went to her house. Yeah, NOT okay. Hale wrote an article about this experience and wrongly glorifies what she did. You can read it here:
http://www.theguardian.com/books/2014...
How do you feel about this? Are any of Hale's actions reasonable? Do you agree with what she did? Blythe's review is apparently really scathing and bad but does that justify what Hale did?