Bev’s
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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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Tanya/dog eared copy wrote: "I just came back from a three-week vacation and haven't written the reviews yet, but I summited Mont Blanc (plus 1!) This week I'll be writing and posting quick & dirty reviews/comments on these b..."Congratulations! We see you waving away there atop Mont Blanc! Good luck with Vancouver!
Dawn wrote: "I did love Fifth Business and I've already started The Manticore. Robertson Davies is a favorite author of mine."
It's been a long time since I read these (back when they first came out, I believe)--I wasn't doing reviews then, but I do have them marked down as definite favorites. May have to do a reread....
:-) Yep....unfortunately (for this challenge) not all of mine were mine....darn library books keep distracting me.
I read on my lunch hours at work and every minute possible when I'm not working. Sometimes that's less minutes then I'd like....But give me a choice of just about anything and reading and I'll generally pick reading if I can.
C. wrote: "Yes to classic mistresses and masters. Which is why you're the first person I'm going to e-mail to ask if you have spares / non-keepers of a few Wentworth, Allingham, Stout. I'll mention a few I ..."Oh yes...there is an automatic prize in the vintage mystery challenge for reading at least 16 books. And there is both a Stout and a Wentworth among the prize choices at this time.
No e-books here either. I do use the library for books I think I might like but am not sure enough to purchase. This is particularly true of recent books. Most of what I want to own are the vintage mysteries....
Nadine wrote: "Yay! My copy of The Body in the Library arrived today. Thank you so much! It already met my other Agatha Christie books and fits in nicely :-). Hope I can read it soon."Glad it got there! Enjoy!
A lot of my prizes come from duplicates too...buying better editions (which can mean everything from first edition to better condition to a much cooler cover) or buying a repeat when I forget my list. I do occasionally pull books from my collection, but my husband always wants to take my temperature when I do--he figures I must be sick if I'm giving up books. :-)
C. wrote: "I have a number of oldies, in wait for first volumes. I should put a list on my Goodreads page for trading paperbacks. I have giveaways someone might need. Clean-up is a great currency! :)"That's great...if you can bear to part with them. That's my problem--I have a hard time giving books up once I own them. :-)
Me too! Although maybe, it's more like I keep getting distracted by all those little side-paths (library books, ARCs, give-away books.....)
