Renee’s Comments (group member since Feb 03, 2014)

Renee’s comments from the The Reading Challenge Group group.

If you read them in january they totally count!

Finished! So now I've read a few reviews. They seem to be love it hate. I'm surprised by how many people really didn't like Neal.

Even one is a bowlful of reading goodness!

Yep. I usually go with the one that doesn't fit anywhere else. :)

It does. Keep reading. ;-)

Cool! I was hoping someone would do a Wikipedia article. Thanks for linking. :)

Leslie-
Perks is definitely do-able in a day. It's not too long and reads quickly. :)

Nice! I'd heard of both but didn't know they were connected until you mentioned it. Glad it was a good read. I like Alcott and will definitely look into those two. :)

Let me know how that is.
I'll tap back in here as I get near the end to update, in case anyone else is stopping by.

Yeah. It's not one of her better ones. I like the phone thing but I'm not invested in the characters or the story the way I usually am with a Rainbow Rowell.

That said, I will finish it. I have the audio so I'm going to forge ahead. It's okay, if you bail. Life is too short for bland books. :)

You're welcome.
I'm gonna be hard-pressed to finish on time for this one. :)

They are wonderful. Holly is amazing! Thanks for asking. :)

Congrats on your second bingo!

I'm aiming for the First Day of Spring (March 20) to open the Spring Bingo so Winter Bingo will end at that time. I do try to give completion dates at the beginning of each mini-challenge thread. ;-)

So Sorry, Clare! The badges are something new and a work in progress. I didn't expect anyone to finish that one so soon so I didn't put it in the first batch that Holly created.

There will be another release so keep your eyes open. (Also, we'll probably do an announcement.)

So great that you've completed that challenge already. Great Going!

Welcome, Ladies!

Amanda,
I was in exactly your place three years ago. The GoodReads site really helped. It's great to have a place to get ideas and talk about books.

Trying to figure out the Seth thing. Is it possible that he thought of her as the one-you-come-home-to, and figured she'd be around when he was done with his wild oats. (Because he was a dumb-#£! college guy.) Or is he a genuine friend? Who's emotionally immature.

Abso-frickin'-lutely!
*adjusts headphones*

Very cool choices, Ladies!

Maybe that's why it's been hard to connect to the characters so far. Perhaps we'll fall in love with past-Neal as she does. Like Gone Girl. (Sort of. Only with out the twisty darkness.)