Dive Into Summer Reading!
 
We may not be reading in far-flung destinations, but these books will transport you to anywhere their pages take you! So, join us for a season of great reading, even if the only place we travel is in our imagination.
 
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    
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      May 14, 2020 06:45PM
    
     Is GoodReads aware that not all of us live in the Northern Hemisphere?
      Is GoodReads aware that not all of us live in the Northern Hemisphere?
    
      
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   I'm reading Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief. I realize it's a children's book but I have finished one-third and I think I will finish it off and switch to some mature content.
      I'm reading Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief. I realize it's a children's book but I have finished one-third and I think I will finish it off and switch to some mature content.
     We'll, my list is pretty long. There's Black Dagger Brotherhood series, then the best ones are:- entrance exam booklets, new course books and what not 😉
      We'll, my list is pretty long. There's Black Dagger Brotherhood series, then the best ones are:- entrance exam booklets, new course books and what not 😉
     I plan on reading a lot of gay stuff. Authors like Juliana Delgado Lepora, Miah Jeffra, Bruce Snider, Charlie Jane Anders, and more.
      I plan on reading a lot of gay stuff. Authors like Juliana Delgado Lepora, Miah Jeffra, Bruce Snider, Charlie Jane Anders, and more.
     jhnm wrote: "... and for those of us heading into winter?"
      jhnm wrote: "... and for those of us heading into winter?"Haha, I was just thinking the same thing when I was greeted by the banner.
 Raine wrote: "Still stuck in quarantine, but it will be lifted after a few days and I'm finally going back buying books again... Right now I'm re-reading some of the books I'm interested in. I'm reading Philippa..."
      Raine wrote: "Still stuck in quarantine, but it will be lifted after a few days and I'm finally going back buying books again... Right now I'm re-reading some of the books I'm interested in. I'm reading Philippa..."we're still in quarantine till who knows when? But--in addition to this site, have you tried Bookbub.com? Lots of inexpensive books to download, and a lot of free books too..ll
 The ReaderOnly got two seasons from where i live, summer and rain. But i'm going to finish The Reader and also can't wait to start The Boy In The Book, and My Name is Red
      The ReaderOnly got two seasons from where i live, summer and rain. But i'm going to finish The Reader and also can't wait to start The Boy In The Book, and My Name is Red
     I'd normally be organising a holiday to Sri Lanka so instead I am taking time to read 'Elephant Complex'. I don't usually enjoy non-fiction but this is fantastic.
      I'd normally be organising a holiday to Sri Lanka so instead I am taking time to read 'Elephant Complex'. I don't usually enjoy non-fiction but this is fantastic.
     •Hailey Williams• wrote: "Amber wrote: "Is May the start of Summer? Cuz right now I'm enjoying Kingdom of liars and ink and sigil which are both pretty good so far"
      •Hailey Williams• wrote: "Amber wrote: "Is May the start of Summer? Cuz right now I'm enjoying Kingdom of liars and ink and sigil which are both pretty good so far"Technically, summer starts June 23rd. But you can count it!"
Avalon wrote: "Is there going to be a summer reading challenge this year?"
Actually, summer starts June 20th
 Anime for watching the all best series old or the new that is going on in now a day.
      Anime for watching the all best series old or the new that is going on in now a day.soo do not worry about this only the one best way for watching this entertainment
gogoanime enjoy and share with your best friends.
soo kindly keep watching all the latest series.
 Just finished The Strangled Hubris by Keith Browne and the book starts with a warning to Baron Jasper Brundheim that his helium mine is poisoning the workers, but quickly escalates to a hostile takeover from the government and the Baron becoming a wanted man. Joining forces with other outlawed business owners, they try to fight against the regime. Do they prevail? The chapters are short and easy to read and the book is well written and holds your interest right to the end!
      Just finished The Strangled Hubris by Keith Browne and the book starts with a warning to Baron Jasper Brundheim that his helium mine is poisoning the workers, but quickly escalates to a hostile takeover from the government and the Baron becoming a wanted man. Joining forces with other outlawed business owners, they try to fight against the regime. Do they prevail? The chapters are short and easy to read and the book is well written and holds your interest right to the end!
     Where is the list for romances -- disappointed you don't have any of those for the summer? Please had one for summer reading - a lot of people read them.
      Where is the list for romances -- disappointed you don't have any of those for the summer? Please had one for summer reading - a lot of people read them.
     I hated the Harry Potter books! (well I couldn't even finish the first book) That was 14 years ago. I'm thinking of trying them again.
      I hated the Harry Potter books! (well I couldn't even finish the first book) That was 14 years ago. I'm thinking of trying them again.
     Chris wrote: "Where is the list for romances -- disappointed you don't have any of those for the summer? Please had one for summer reading - a lot of people read them."
      Chris wrote: "Where is the list for romances -- disappointed you don't have any of those for the summer? Please had one for summer reading - a lot of people read them."They do have romance books. Try The Wedding Date series if you want summery romance.
 I recommend Elinor Brent-Dyer “Chalet School” series and the in-between additions that have been written, you should go to Girls Gone By and The Chalet School Society to research and note all the books written. This series should occupy you for a little while. The books are fun, exciting and cosy to read. And as I am in my 50s and have been re-reading these many times since I was 13 these are not just for YA readers, there is a range of themes through the series and many of these cover all ages.
      I recommend Elinor Brent-Dyer “Chalet School” series and the in-between additions that have been written, you should go to Girls Gone By and The Chalet School Society to research and note all the books written. This series should occupy you for a little while. The books are fun, exciting and cosy to read. And as I am in my 50s and have been re-reading these many times since I was 13 these are not just for YA readers, there is a range of themes through the series and many of these cover all ages.
     I am currently reading War of Words by Paul David Tripp.The importance of. Our communication is
      I am currently reading War of Words by Paul David Tripp.The importance of. Our communication is Clearly and wisely discussed in this excellent book .I only wish I had found it years ago.
 I want the sixth Warriors book but all the libraries are closed and I’m too lazy to order it off of amazon
      I want the sixth Warriors book but all the libraries are closed and I’m too lazy to order it off of amazon
     I have been gifted some new YA books that I intend to read ASAP:
      I have been gifted some new YA books that I intend to read ASAP:* Side Effects May Vary
* Girls with Sharp Sticks
* The Way I Used to Be
* Holding Up the Universe
* Maybe Someday
      Continuing with horror. I just started Violet by Scott Thomas. Kill Creek was masterpiece. I can’t wait to see more from this author.
    
  
  
   Justyna wrote: "If this global madness continues, I'll need to switch to books about how to handle depression..."
      Justyna wrote: "If this global madness continues, I'll need to switch to books about how to handle depression..."try reading the New Testament
 Giselle wrote: "Justyna wrote: "If this global madness continues, I'll need to switch to books about how to handle depression..."
      Giselle wrote: "Justyna wrote: "If this global madness continues, I'll need to switch to books about how to handle depression..."try reading the New Testament"
That's the ticket: Philippians 4: 4-7
 I have no idea of what I will be reading. I just look at my bookcases and my ‘Currently Reading’ shelf on Goodreads and see what inspires me.
      I have no idea of what I will be reading. I just look at my bookcases and my ‘Currently Reading’ shelf on Goodreads and see what inspires me.
     Christopher wrote: "jhnm wrote: "... and for those of us heading into winter?"
      Christopher wrote: "jhnm wrote: "... and for those of us heading into winter?"umm read whatever the planet youre on suggests to read during winter"
You know there is another hemisphere on this planet (South) and George R R Martin is the Town Crier there...
 I’ll be reading the 100+ hard shelf in my home as well as the 6 free Kindle books via Amazon’s World Book Day, 100+ iBooks, 100+ eBooks, etc.
      I’ll be reading the 100+ hard shelf in my home as well as the 6 free Kindle books via Amazon’s World Book Day, 100+ iBooks, 100+ eBooks, etc. Where do I start?
 Sergiu wrote: "I think its time to tame two beasts this summer: War and Peace and Les Miserables.
      Sergiu wrote: "I think its time to tame two beasts this summer: War and Peace and Les Miserables.Also I am currently starting Epictetus and Aristotle (Discourses for Epictetus; Politics and Ethics for Aristotle...."
Wow! I read War and Peace as a challenge one year and Les Miserables in another year. Both are lovely and I wish you a nice reading.
 Lillian wrote: "I am planning on reading LOTS of books. 3 I'm planning on reading is The Fill-In Boyfriend by Kasie West, Meet Me At Midnight by Jessica Pennington, and Every Other Weekend by Abigail Johnson."
      Lillian wrote: "I am planning on reading LOTS of books. 3 I'm planning on reading is The Fill-In Boyfriend by Kasie West, Meet Me At Midnight by Jessica Pennington, and Every Other Weekend by Abigail Johnson."Fill in Boyfriend is what got me hooked on her books! Dealing with depression 2+ years ago, I picked up her book and a Debbie Macomber book. It helped me to feel so much better. Kasie West became an auto buy author forme. Now, I'm caught up I think and reading her most recent book. I hope you enjoy F-I-BF.
 Jakub Rys wrote: "jhnm wrote: "... and for those of us heading into winter?"
      Jakub Rys wrote: "jhnm wrote: "... and for those of us heading into winter?"... wait for winter"
Southern hemisphere is going into Winter while northern is going into summer...so, not much of a wait for them.
 Dream wrote: "I hated the Harry Potter books! (well I couldn't even finish the first book) That was 14 years ago. I'm thinking of trying them again."
      Dream wrote: "I hated the Harry Potter books! (well I couldn't even finish the first book) That was 14 years ago. I'm thinking of trying them again."It took years for me to get to them and finally finish the first book, then go on to the rest. I found that the audio books helped a lot!
 Destined to Win is a great booklist!
      Destined to Win is a great booklist!CLICK BELOW TO ORDER👇🏾
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