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How would you prefer to have the read-a-long? With a set time limit for each part of the book or just start on the 16th and read without a time limit?
If you do want a time span, please leave the timing that would suit you in the comments below!
If you do want a time span, please leave the timing that would suit you in the comments below!
Add a time span for every part
No time spans set
Poll added by: Jolien
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Alicia (A Kernel of Nonsense)
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Mar 07, 2015 01:38PM
I voted to set a time span, but I'm totally willing to be more flexible. I just think it will be easier to discuss if we are on the same page (pun intended).
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I'm with Alicia, and am more than flexible as well :)
Alicia (A Kernel of Nonsense) wrote: "I voted to set a time span, but I'm totally willing to be more flexible. I just think it will be easier to discuss if we are on the same page (pun intended)."I agree! I just have no idea how much time we'll need for each part. There are 7 in total and some are about 100 pages, some about 200..
Is a month too long to read the book? I'm looking at the book now. We could spit it into four sections. Suggestion: part 1 & 2 the first week, part 3 the second, parts 4 & 5 the third, and parts 6 & 7 the final week. Or if you want to read it in two weeks: parts 1-3 the first week and 4-7 the second. Either timetable is fine for me.
Alicia (A Kernel of Nonsense) wrote: "Is a month too long to read the book? I'm looking at the book now. We could spit it into four sections. Suggestion: part 1 & 2 the first week, part 3 the second, parts 4 & 5 the third, and parts 6 ..."I think for me two weeks would be enough, but I'll make another poll to make sure :D
Hi Ladies,I would have to say that for me and my schedule, part one would more than likely take me two weeks to complete ha ha! I'll just jump into the discussions whenever I am finished reading a section ;)
