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Jul 12, 2012 10:32AM

42178 MrsJ, where is the discussion thread? I'm creating a challenge meter for it, and would like to link the discussion, (like I did for Dresden, the Hollows, etc.) but I can not find it.
Jul 09, 2012 09:58AM

42178 Thanks for the encouragement MrsJ! :)
Jul 08, 2012 02:49PM

42178 After far too many weeks, I've finally finished both Changer of Worlds and Ashes of Victory!

After I have read the 3 novelettes that are left, all of which are chronologically placed before book #10 - War of Honor, I will have completed all 5 of the anthologies.
Jun 27, 2012 04:32PM

42178 Welcome back Christa!! :)
Jun 15, 2012 08:41PM

42178 Cross posed from the Challenge Discussion Thread over at MR:

It took awhile, but I finally finished Echoes of Honor (Honor Harrington, #8) by David Weber which happens to also by my 30th book for the year.

I'm still really behind on my over-all goal, but I'm making good progress with this series in particular...hopefully, I won't have any more week long reads, though.

Its 770pgs did help me make it just shy of the half-way mark for number of pages read this year, so that is a plus!
Jun 06, 2012 08:48PM

42178 Finished In Enemy Hands (Honor Harrington, #7) by David Weber ! Yay!

Will start book 8, Echoes of Honor, tomorrow.
Jun 01, 2012 02:03PM

42178 I've always been one to read a series back to back. whenever possible. I think Harry Potter is the only one, recently, where I read the books as they came out. I thought about rereading the entire series before book 7, but didn't.

I did burn out the last time I tried to read this series (Honor Harrington), and that was just the novels. I made it about a quarter of the way through book 10 and just stopped cold. I thought about taking a break after book 5, but then changed my mind.

I know the next book is going to be pretty intense, so I may take a break after that one...I'll just have to wait and see how I feel at the end of it.
May 31, 2012 09:25PM

42178 I've just finished the last short story in More Than Honor (Worlds of Honor, #1) by David Weber , the first anthology written for the Honor Harrington Universe.

With that I've completed 6 out of 13 novels and 15 out of 21 short stories/novellas. Besides the remaining novels and short stories there are also 4 sub-series novels to go.
May 27, 2012 08:48AM

42178 Just finished Flag in Exile (Honor Harrington, #5) by David Weber . I promised myself that I'd slow down while attempting to finish the series, this time, but that just doesn't seem to be the case. I really am sucked in and I hope I don't burn out like I did last time.
May 24, 2012 05:59PM

42178 MrsJoseph wrote: "I have a friend who was doing a series read of Honor not too long ago...

...eventually he said there were just too many of them...but he made a valiant effort!"


It is a lot! 13 main novels with a 14th expected as #13 was supposed to be longer than it is. 4 sub-series novels (2 from one sub-series and 2 from another) and 5 anthologies.

I read the first 9 & 1/2 before burning out my first time around...and that was without reading any of the anthologies. The sub-series books start around or shortly after book 9.
May 24, 2012 01:43PM

42178 Just finished Worlds of Honor (Worlds of Honor, #2) by David Weber

Although it is the second anthology in the Honorverse collection, all of its stories take place early on, chronologically, including one of Honor's earliest assignments which foreshadows her ability for command, plus the early stages of the Mantacoran v Havonite war and its effect on other star nations.
May 24, 2012 06:58AM

42178 Homeinmyshoes wrote: "Three Musketeers might be a good option, but too lengthy for a book club selection in my opinion. I really enjoyed War of the Worlds when I read it last year. Persuasion would require a lot of, umm..."

I agree that The Three Musketeers would be too long, unless we did like those who read the Iliad in January and dedicated a group discussion to the whole series.

As for Austin, I have yet to read or see any of her works. I really have no opinion, just curiosity.

Its alright Loosh, I accidentally left the screen door open and the wildlife came in to say hello...its safe here. :)
May 23, 2012 02:03PM

42178 Homeinmyshoes wrote: "...this is your book club conscience speaking, have you started Neverwhere yet?..."

LOL Nope. I abstained from the 2nd vote altogether as I wasn't interested in reading any of the books in the Run-Off.

As for June, if neither Persuasion nor The War of the Worlds wins, then I will abstain from June as well. I'd like to read Three Musketeers but not now.
May 22, 2012 07:58AM

42178 Ditto!! :)
May 22, 2012 07:57AM

42178 MrsJoseph wrote: "Wow. How did the covers change in a quote? *scratches head*"

That's a good question...???
May 22, 2012 07:55AM

42178 colleen wrote: "Nyssa wrote:
Yeah, that's a good one. If my TBR list wasn't so long I'd maybe do a reread of that series."


I read the first 9 novels quite a few years ago, and I plan to finish the complete series this time around.

I just finished The Short Victorious War (Honor Harrington, #3) by David Weber last night and started Field of Dishonor (Honor Harrington, #4) by David Weber today. The first three were a bit foggy in the old memory banks, but this story I remember and I'm not looking forward to the emotional toll, nor the outcome for Honor.
May 19, 2012 08:37PM

42178 Just finished The Honor of the Queen (Honor Harrington, #2) by David Weber . Emotional & good!
May 14, 2012 07:06PM

42178 Just read Elfbitten by Leila Bryce Sin Weak on story but plenty of fun.
May 14, 2012 02:10PM

42178 :)
May 14, 2012 02:09PM

42178 Thanks. :)