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(group member since Nov 24, 2012)
Bev’s
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from the Mount TBR 2013 Reading Challenge group.
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Finally! Made it another step up the mountain (got sidetracked by that darn Library path....)#11 Aaron's Serpent by Emily Thorn
Nadine wrote: "Hello ! I am Nadine from Germany and heard about this groop in some youTube Video (not remembering the name of the Booktuber... sorry.It sounds perfect for me. I already made up a list with some s..."
Hi, Nadine! We're glad to have you join us! Good luck with your pile!
Misfit wrote: "Jeannette wrote: "You have got to read another 1/2 book! ;)"No worries, I'm starting This Rough Magic shortly. I did get a copy from the library, but I have shelved another copy as owned, so I'll..."
You recall correctly! I've got some books that are on the TBR list that are still boxed up....rather than dig for them, I'll just use library versions.
The Book Lady wrote: "Bev wrote: "Hi! I'm Bev from Indiana. As the Challenge Rules tell you...I have an incredible mountain range of TBR piles. Still. Even after the 2012 Mount TBR Challenge. I have this little problem..."Welcome to the climbing crew! Good luck tackling that pile.
Tanya/dog eared copy wrote: "
08. The Age of Innocence (by Edith Wharton)
(in my stacks since 07/24/2009)
YAY! This was a book that had been living in my oldest stack! I had listed it in..."
This is one of my stops up Everest...glad you were able to clear it out!
Christine wrote: "Bev a question - Can I change the reading list that I've posted?"Of course...You are absolutely free to read whatever you want from your TBR pile (as long as it was there before Jan 1).
Hayes wrote: "You are a very bad influence... Every time i stop by i add three more books to my radar list. First india black, now this. Good work!"
See...that was my evil plot. If I got all you folks to join me in the climbing, I thought maybe I could get everybody else to have a larger TBR stack than mine. heh, heh, heh....rubs hands together Looks like my plan is working. :-)
Back on track (got sidetracked by couple of library reads...and the newest India Black mystery!)#9 The Cavalier's Cup by Carter Dickson
Retha wrote: "Need to walk in/climb in the fancy gear before I can go for Mars. Step by step - mountain by mountain - want to enjoy the view on the way. (Secret: my reading list of books I would like to read can...":-) I know what you mean about the TBR list....I think mine could do the same (probably way more).
Retha wrote: "True, true - rephrase:I shall start at Pike's Peak and work my way into outer space where I shall take a breather on Mount Olympus.
For now Pikes Peak is my goal LOL"
Aw, Retha. And here I thought you had your extreme climbing gear on and were headed straight to Mars. :-) Go get Pikes' Peak!
Retha wrote: "Hi, I am eager to start climbing the first mountain. Now I understand why so few go into space. Perhaps my dream will come true here - working toward Mars"
Hi, Retha! Be sure and send lots of Mars pictures! We want to know all about your journey.
@DigiReader: Well...when your post first showed up, I read it as you having somehow posted before me (LOL) my mistake! If I had a time machine, not only would I like to drop by different eras, but I'd be scooping up first editions of some of the hard-to-find vintage mysteries that I love.
DigiReader wrote: "Bev wrote: "Hello, DigiReader! All the important people will believe you when you talk about Olympus. Glad to have you trekking along with us."Hahahaha ! Good timing . I'm one minute behind you..."
DigiReader wrote: "Bev wrote: "Hello, DigiReader! All the important people will believe you when you talk about Olympus. Glad to have you trekking along with us."
Hahahaha ! Good timing . I'm one minute behind you..."
That's so cool that you can respond before I send the message. Have you got a time machine? :-)
Hello, DigiReader! All the important people will believe you when you talk about Olympus. Glad to have you trekking along with us.
Karen wrote: "I know you're all on tenterhooks, so here it is!My review of The Hare With Amber Eyes: A Family's Century of Art and Loss
Gorgeous, gorgeous book. Loved it.
Oh, and I left it with my Mum. She's..."
Good for your Mum! So glad she's able to enjoy reading again. I don't know what I'd do if I couldn't.
Michelle wrote: "Hi guys! I'm Michelle a sophomore college student :) I am double majoring in psych and fine arts. Because of that, I'm going to stay safe and do the Pike's Peak challenge. Good luck everyone!"Hi, Michelle! Good luck with Pike's Peak--and fitting the climb in with that double major!
I didn't get in trouble. :-) I hope you enjoy Anatomy of Murder--I liked it when I read about 10 years ago....
