Tati’s Comments (group member since May 25, 2016)

Tati’s comments from the Nothing But Reading Challenges group.

First, my daughter had been taken from me when she was barely two days old.

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I keep trying to figure out if I've read the books that have lines being posted

Thanks, Becky!

How do you do that, Kelly? My Kindle is a Paperwhite

I have no idea... Books either from Amazon or Netgalley are like this for me. When I open the 'go to' and then the 'page or location' tabs, the 'Page' option is gray, rather than black

@Crystal, my Kindle books seldom have pages, but they always have locations. So the 'go to' function for me works with locations rather than pages

Up here, in the hills, it was only Sergei, a mild-mannered scientist obsessed with medicinal herbs, ans Vika, his doting (if not entirely obedient) daughter.

Location: 777

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Page: 127

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How does this work out with locations on a Kindle?

(stupid question, sorry)

that was an awful question! Making me pick one of my darlings is cruel LOL

Q: What is your favorite book of 2016 so far?

It left me on the floor, it was one of the biggest book hangovers I've ever had (only behind The Wrath and The Dawn, I think)

Q: Of all the books you've read, what character have you related to the most?

I'd say Derfel, from . Whenever someone asks me about any character, he's the first one that comes to mind, always.

Q:What new release scheduled for this year are you most excited about?

I have to pick just one? Not fair! I'll go with

Q:What book did you put down a few times (or struggle through the first part) to actually rate it a 5 by the time you got through with it?

I don't remember this ever happening. When I struggle with a book, I either put it down for good or it ends up earning 4 stars at the most.

Q: What is your favorite genre, and who is your favorite autor from that genre?

Although my usual go-ot genre is fantasy, I have the softest spot in my heart taken by historical fiction. I absolutely love Bernard Cornwell's books, he is one of those authors that I'll buy whatever he writes.

New Question: what book/genre/author you would you never read? Why?

I always tell myself I'll read my TBR into submission, but then Tuesday comes around and dumps a lot of shiny new releases on my laps.

Hey Storm!

What was your degree?

I have over 400 books on my Kindle, waiting for their turn... But I'm a bit of a hoarder when it comes to books

My team is still a bit shy

Before I forget, I think I should let you know that, reading-wise, weekends tend to be slow for me, as I don't have much free time for reading. I do look at Goodreads throughout the weekend, but my reading speed is really compromised.

The shelf you linked for me is the right one :)

I'd say that Doors of Stone and Winds of Winter are the most anticipated books EVER

Well, some things have already been spoiled by the TV shows. Others, not so much, I thinnk

Squirreling in: ten tickles.... tentacles

Good morning everyone!

I'm a bit away from all of you, all the way in Brazil. I'm 26 years old, single and have a Labrador. I work as a Compliance Analyst. I spend at least two hours every day on my commute, so plenty of reading time, not to mention my reading in bed.

I usually read more than 4 books a week. I read mainly fantasy and romance (YA, NA and Adult). I also read a bit of historical fiction (loooove Bernard Cornwell). I tend to steer clear of horror, though. I have dabbled in the genre (I enjoy Anne Rice's books, though they're not really hardcore), but it's really not my thing. In fact, Anna Dressed in Blood gave me nightmares...

I've just completed my hundredth book, but I'm too lazy to post them all here on the thread (just found this challenge) LOL