Heather’s Comments (group member since Sep 01, 2010)

Heather’s comments from the Dementia - Reading Challenges group.

Hey guys, I just made this one a little easier. Look at the first post. I changed it so you can use any word in the title except for an, a, or the. You can also use the author's name. It just has to be a first letter.

It's the I's and the O's that will be more the most difficult. A's are hard, but not as hard as those. E should be okay.

I'm left with almost all vowels left. I'm debating on whether to stick with it, or make this challenge easier.

Zaf, Zero and Marmite are my favs.

I like Greek plays, some Russian authors, and stuff like Austin and Dickens. I really like Dumas.

Ya, it's not amazing, but there's something about the beat that I like.

"I stood in the shadows and watched the dead man."

I don't know why. I just never had the urge to read them. I own Alice actually, but I put it down about 5 pages into it. When I read classics I tend to like stuff that's a bit differernt from the fairy tale style.

"So many missing children."

Good luck.

Getting Nowhere

Has anyone heard this song before? I kind of happened upon it by accident, but there's something I like about it. I want the horse.

Zakiya. Let me know what you think about Eragon.

Summoning. Forgot about that one. There's also one of the Women of the Otherworld books by Armstrong. One of them is about a medium.
I remember one where there was a kid that could see ghosts. I think it was something by Eileen Wilks. I'm not possitive though. The kid wasn't the main character or anything, but she helped solve the case the adults were working on. I wish I could remember what book that was.
There's also . She has a ghost that lives in her car.

I finished Dark-Hunter back in November, but forgot to cross them off. I guess my next big series will be IN Death by J.D. Robb

Yes, but I can't remember the name of it.

all have ghosts in them. The Frost book is the only one that I would say you have to read the other books first (and has the least ghosts). All the other ones are the first in a series, standalones, or able to be read without needing any background information.

Let me know how I Am Number Four turns out. I'm weary of it for some reason.

@Angela That's fine. Which one?

I don't ever move the notebook. That's the key. It sits next to the computer so when I think about it I have it right there to update.

I'm struggling. It's not adult enough for me.

Starzee, are you reading this one like you had planned? I think I'm on chapter 5. I'm reading a few pages at a time. If I had a kid to read it to I think it'd be fun, but I don't so I'm not falling in love with it. I'll keep pushing through though.