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im working on The Final Girl Support Group and God's Last Breath. might actually finish both of them today since i ended up not having to go into work. it probably depends on whether or not the loki finale completely devastates me lol i'm watching it right now and i'm like
Steven wrote: "Should show up in around 10 minutes, Devann. I confirmed it with Amazon's page count, so you should be good to go."thanks!
i think someone here said they were a goodreads librarian so could i get the page count added to this book i'm reading? it's 173 pagesTrickster's Law
haha yeah that might be a bit much. there are a lot of books where i just cannot focus on them or get through them in text format but i end up really enjoying them in audio format and i learned early on discworld definitely falls into that category
awesome! i always listen to the audio for discworld so i forget that the text versions apparently all have footnotes lol
just thought i'd pop in to say that i'm reading monstrous regiment in case anyone who's already read it knows if it fits one of our remaining tasks
i wasn't planning on getting sucked in since i haven't been into anything marvel movie related for at least 7 or 8 years but i should have know i just couldn't resist loki lol
for F3 you could move my book from earlier in the challenge A week in the future : Catherine Helen Spence's 1888 forecast of life in 1988 because the author is from australia. i think it was used for wedding for jackanory but it's an option if we think finding another wedding book would be easier than finding something else for australiai'll claim the mythology task since i've got a few loki books i think i'm gonna reread now that i'm back into that particular obsession because of the tv show lol
Sammy wrote: "Devann wrote: "Gaiman is an interesting writer for me because he's written some of my favorite books ever and also some that I absolutely loathe, but I can definitely see how his particular style w..."yeah american gods is one of my favorites, although i can't do stephen king so it's interesting that you compare it to his stuff. i don't generally like a lot of gaiman's short stories either but i'm also pretty picky about short stories in general.
i do really love rick riordan though so i might check out cerulean sea
Gaiman is an interesting writer for me because he's written some of my favorite books ever and also some that I absolutely loathe, but I can definitely see how his particular style wouldn't be for everyone or would be something you have to be in the mood for
Suzanne wrote: "Oh oops yeah I meant April for when I read those books. I guess words are hard :) And TIME is hard."time is so fake lol
and yeah for me 300-400 pages is average so over 500 pages definitely counts as long. and 1000 pages is like why don't you just split that into two books lol. addie larue really didnt *feel* long because it was a really good book and there were enough things happening that it didn't feel like she was just trying to pad out the page space [which to me a lot of long books do feel like]
Suzanne wrote: "Sadly I've read both BOM for July in May. Boo! I loved The House in the Cerulean Sea and have no idea why it's classified as YA. No teenage love, in fact no teenagers in the book! I think people wi..."if you read them during the challenge and answer the DQ questions then we still get points for it i think so overall not the worst thing to happen!
the invisible life of addie larue is very good although it's also very long so i doubt i'll be rereading it. definitely gonna check out guards though
Kaley wrote: "Lol Devann... I feel that one!! The ending — which I assume is how GRRM would end it — made me so mad!! The last season was so rushed but I dealt with it, but the very end.... I’m still upset about..."yeah i'm guessing that he just gave them like broad strokes for the rest of the story so i'm thinking that if he actually finishes it then hopefully it will be like people end up in more or less the same places but their actual character arcs and motivations will make more sense XD
yeah i read the first few game of thrones books back when the show first started but fell off somewhere in the middle of book 3 i think and now i just refuse to finish reading them unless he finishes writing them, which is unfortunately looking less likely all the time.
i'm way ahead but my issue is that i might run out of books before i hit 60 for the next coin -_-; i've got 26 books left on my tbr from before this year and i need to read 15 more. 6 of them are really long classics i know i'm gonna save for later, 12 are ones i think i can definitely read this year, and 8 are ones that i'm on the fence about and therefore might get deleted so hopefully i'll be able to squeeze by lol. it's my goal by the end of the year to not really have a tbr except for those longer classics and then series that i'm currently in the middle of so fingers crossed!
Start Date: 5/31/21End Date: 6/20/21
Level: Never Ending Year [25+]
Any format and rereads allowed
--- The Silver Chair by C.S. Lewis
--- Jessica Jones: Blind Spot by Kelly Thompson
--- Jessica Jones: Purple Daughter by Kelly Thompson
--- It Will Just Be Us by Jo Kaplan
--- Doubletake by Rob Thurman
--- Deathwish by Rob Thurman
---Loki: The God Who Fell to Earth by Daniel Kibblesmith
--- The Ape's Wife and Other Stories by Caitlín R. Kiernan
--- Jessica Jones, Vol. 3: Return of the Purple Man by Brian Michael Bendis
--- House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski
--- The Demon Lover by Dion Fortune
--- The Arctic Fury by Greer Macallister
--- The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman
--- Morning in America by Magdalene Visaggio
18 – book about a professional sportsperson or that features golf
19 – book with a character who is a Doctor
--- Girl Squads: 20 Female Friendships That Changed History by Sam Maggs
--- Roadkill by Rob Thurman
--- Around the World in Eighty Days by Jules Verne
--- Salvation Day by Kali Wallace
--- Cain: A Mystery by Lord Byron
--- Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne
--- The City Stained Red by Sam Sykes
--- Gormenghast by Mervyn Peake
--- Jessica Jones, Vol. 2: The Secrets of Maria Hill by Brian Michael Bendis
29 – book where the MC is about to turn 30
--- Madhouse by Rob Thurman
--- Benediction Denied: A Labyrinth of Souls Novel by Elizabeth Engstrom
if project hail mary gets picked for the july BOM and i read it in may and then answer DQs does that count for BOM points even though i read it before the BOM? because if so i know that me and one other person on this team have already read it during this challenge so voting for that might be good points-wise unless you guys have another book on the poll that you really want to read and don't want to read project hail mary lol
i'd been skipping over a lot of the jackanory list bc i don't read romance/erotica but i just realized that in the series i'm rereading one character comments about how big another character's dick is when he sees him naked in the next book so i guess i can take well-endowed male lol i'll probably read it sometime within the next week or so
