Discover the Savage World – a gruesome blog tour and giveaway

The world can be a pretty cruel place.

I went in Marks and Spencer recently for example and they had sold out of Jaffa cakes. That’s the kind of savage situation I am faced with on a daily basis.

Believe it or not, there are other parts of the world, outside the yummy mummy Bishopston bubble, that face even trickier conditions, if you can even imagine such a thing. Belle and I have been learning all about it in our new book – ‘Discover the Savage World’ from Miles Kelly.

As someone who doesn’t really like to read the news, having to face up to the fact that the earth is blighted with war, fire, sandstorms and what not is pretty scary stuff, but also quite exciting. We do live in a pretty amazing place after all and a lot of the powerful forces at work are often more impressive than terrifying.

Discover the Savage World

Take the savage challenge!

To celebrate the launch of the book Miles Kelly are holding a savage photo challenge. Every day simply post your picture to Facebook or Twitter, inspired by the word of the day. Make sure you use the hashtag #worldgonewild so that Miles Kelly can find it. (You can tag them on Facebook and Twitter too if you want.) At the end of the challenge a winner will be chosen to win a bundle of books worth £100.

Discover the Savage World

The word prompt today is ‘the letter S’ and so I have a picture of a spooky sweeties and a spider. Share your picture today on the same theme to be in with a chance to win the prize bundle. To discover the word inspiration tomorrow you will need to pay a visit to Jenny at The Gingerbread House.

Wild World Challenge

In the meantime I also have a chance to win on of five copies of the book, so that you can discover some gruesome facts about the world for yourself. Plus, if you fancy this or any of the other great books from Miles Kelly then simply use the code BLOGTOUR01 for 10% off any Miles Kelly book from until 21st November.

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Disclosure: we were sent this book for the purposes of this post but were not compensated in any other way.

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49 Comments

  1. Claire O'Neill
    24 October, 2013 / 8:36 am

    Technology both excites and scares me!!I can’t wait to see where we are in 20 years…we may all be microchipped!

  2. laura davies
    24 October, 2013 / 9:05 am

    I find it both terrifying and exiting that we live on a small planet in a giant universe with no real idea of what might be out there (if anything) I don’t know what is more frightening that there may be other beings or not!

  3. Tracy Nixon
    24 October, 2013 / 9:11 am

    I find the unpredictable and extreme weather exciting – as we never know what to expect!

  4. Cheryl Lovell
    24 October, 2013 / 9:25 am

    The amazing scenery and unique places to see!

  5. natalie
    24 October, 2013 / 9:32 am

    Technology both excites and scares me!!I can’t wait to see where we are in 50 years

  6. Laura H
    24 October, 2013 / 10:18 am

    It would have to be the geography of the world – amazing places like the Outback in Australia, the plains of Africa and the pure white beaches of places like Mexico. A real place of contrasts this planet of ours!

  7. laura banks
    24 October, 2013 / 10:21 am

    how technology has changed when you were little things we have now were like science fiction and you didn’t think they would become reality

  8. 24 October, 2013 / 10:44 am

    the way technology keeps improving.

  9. Katie w
    24 October, 2013 / 10:51 am

    Past civilisations, I love visiting archaeological sites and the achievements such as the pyramids fascinate me.

  10. Susan Seaman
    24 October, 2013 / 12:01 pm

    the internet it enables me to chat to be i wouldnt of ever had the chance to meet or talk to

  11. Hannah Oneill
    24 October, 2013 / 12:38 pm

    The climate!

  12. Lara Davis
    24 October, 2013 / 12:54 pm

    Gotra love how the weather has changed so much since I was a kid.

  13. tamalyn roberts
    24 October, 2013 / 3:32 pm

    how times change since being a child then a mum then a grandparent, its scary how busy and fast life will be in another 20 years time lol

  14. Jen Schofield
    24 October, 2013 / 6:46 pm

    Amazing beautful landscapes, espeically from a birds eye view!

  15. Tammy Tudor
    25 October, 2013 / 1:17 pm

    That it’s such a small world :) the natural environment is so huge compared to us!

  16. 26 October, 2013 / 5:39 pm

    The weather, I find it so absolutely fascinating and extreme weather is exciting.

  17. Mickie Bull
    27 October, 2013 / 5:27 pm

    The fact that there is still so much to explore and discover in nature

  18. Michael Clyma
    27 October, 2013 / 11:54 pm

    The unpredicatble weather, sun, wind, rain, snow all in onde day, you never know what to expect.

  19. katie skeoch
    28 October, 2013 / 6:23 pm

    The different landscapes and cultures around us, there is so much to see outside of our bubble!

  20. sharon wilson
    29 October, 2013 / 8:02 am

    That we are all different, climates are different, languages, animals etc

  21. melanie stirling
    29 October, 2013 / 1:28 pm

    I often think about us living on a giant ball just floating around in the middle of nothing.

  22. Annie Costa
    30 October, 2013 / 7:16 am

    Technology is the 1 thing that excites me.Its ever-evolving!

  23. Kieran
    30 October, 2013 / 8:02 pm

    changing seasons

  24. 31 October, 2013 / 12:38 pm

    Seeing my family grow is the most exciting thing about this world.

  25. Hazel Christopher
    31 October, 2013 / 12:56 pm

    Nature – everything about it excites me, it’s just so magical the way nature works.

  26. 1 November, 2013 / 2:04 am

    all the different countries to explore!

  27. 1 November, 2013 / 1:53 pm

    Having siblings and lovely parents! :)

  28. vicky cockett
    3 November, 2013 / 1:31 pm

    other people; new friends, these are scary and exciting, you never know what people are going to be like, humans can be so unpredictable, especially with what you read in the news now!

  29. 3 November, 2013 / 7:54 pm

    Snow, it never fails to amaze me.

  30. Melanie Keidel
    7 November, 2013 / 8:58 am

    Internet…it’s great but scary for our kids safety

  31. Solange
    7 November, 2013 / 8:00 pm

    The amazing scenery, the unpredictable and the extreme weather

  32. Clint Howat
    9 November, 2013 / 5:01 pm

    The way technology keeps improving.

  33. leanne williams
    9 November, 2013 / 5:49 pm

    the way technology keeps improving.

  34. stephanie lovatt
    9 November, 2013 / 8:38 pm

    New technology all the time, its amazing how things have developed in the space of say 10 years

  35. Kirsten Barthy
    10 November, 2013 / 8:59 am

    to see my baby girl growing up

  36. Karen R
    10 November, 2013 / 12:09 pm

    The fact that we are such a tiny part of the universe I find amazing :)

  37. Esme McCrubb
    10 November, 2013 / 12:44 pm

    THE SEE MY BABY GROWING UP

  38. Gemma Snell
    10 November, 2013 / 1:11 pm

    that there’s so much more left undiscovered :)

  39. Catherine Rolfe
    10 November, 2013 / 4:22 pm

    The wonder of ever changing seasons and weather

  40. 10 November, 2013 / 4:26 pm

    That there are still things we haven’t found yet

  41. Mark Palmer
    10 November, 2013 / 4:38 pm

    There is always something new to see

  42. Joanna Sawka
    10 November, 2013 / 5:31 pm

    thunderstorms

  43. louise e bennett
    10 November, 2013 / 6:33 pm

    seeing my kids grow up

  44. Laura Pritchard
    10 November, 2013 / 6:52 pm

    Just evolution as a whole blows my mind and thinking about how insignificant humans are….very exciting concepts!

  45. Alison Barker
    11 November, 2013 / 6:58 am

    Mind , body and spirit

  46. Diana
    11 November, 2013 / 11:32 am

    Nature!

  47. justine meyer
    11 November, 2013 / 4:57 pm

    Everything amazes me from creation to death,

  48. Becky John
    11 November, 2013 / 6:38 pm

    The wonders of nature

  49. Lindsey Jones
    11 November, 2013 / 6:59 pm

    All the different types of insects and how they live

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