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message 101: by Almeta (new)

Almeta (menfrommarrs) | 11475 comments Snoozie Suzie wrote: "Finished my first book, will update my recording post thingy later. Am going to sleep now as its 23.15 (GMT is where I'm at) and I'm sure small will have me up early.

Oh yeah, going to set my iph..."


Gaeta1 wrote: "The heart wants what it cannot have."

I agree with Gaeta1.

Nite, Nite.


message 102: by Debra (last edited Feb 10, 2013 04:01PM) (new)

Debra (debra_t) | 6542 comments Things seemed more productive for me yesterday than today. I've read 2 books, but haven't gotten far in the book I'm reading now, Halfway to the Grave. I see some hot vampire sex coming in that one soon.


message 103: by April (new)

April | 970 comments Finally, first book done! It was dud! Oh well, it does have a great title for some good spine poetry! Will update my thread now!
The Evidence Against Her: A Novel The Evidence Against Her A Novel by Robb Forman Dew


message 104: by Almeta (new)

Almeta (menfrommarrs) | 11475 comments Hope everyone is enjoying their books.

We are really moving along now.

Great job everone!!!


message 105: by jaxnsmom (new)

jaxnsmom | 8341 comments Almeta wrote: "Anna wrote: "@Almeta, link "Show Some Spine." (message2) is not working"

Anna, thanks for letting me know.

I've fixed the link.

NOW

We have to get jaxnsmom to unfreeze it! ☻"


Oops, sorry. I thought I had unfrozen them all:)


message 106: by jaxnsmom (new)

jaxnsmom | 8341 comments I words of Love can have a romantic dinner photo, so can we!

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message 107: by jaxnsmom (new)

jaxnsmom | 8341 comments Debra - your suggestion to WoL backfired a bit and I fell asleep :D

Nice job on msg 1 and 2 Almeta! And I love the pirate flag through a spyglass.


message 108: by Lori (new)

Lori (glitzyrebel) | 444 comments Finished my second book The Bridges of Madison County


message 109: by Cherie (new)

Cherie (crobins0) | 21536 comments Lori wrote: "Finished my second book The Bridges of Madison County"

Was the book as good or better than the movie?


message 110: by Julia (new)

Julia Gallagher (juliagallagher) | 140 comments jaxnsmom wrote: "Debra - your suggestion to WoL backfired a bit and I fell asleep :D

Nice job on msg 1 and 2 Almeta! And I love the pirate flag through a spyglass."


I fell asleep, too! Oops.


message 111: by Lara (new)

Lara | 1426 comments Finished my third book--it took me all day! It was also a hoot, very smart and funny: The Cowboy and the Vampire.

Now I'm started on my rescue dog story: Love to the Rescue. This one is a really quick read so far.


message 112: by jaxnsmom (new)

jaxnsmom | 8341 comments Finished my third book, The Death of Bees. Really good! One really messed up sister, and the other marching to her own beat; they are totally screwed until Lennie helps them. These are people you don't want to know, and then you realize you care very much what happens to them.

Now off to bed with a book.

I think everyone had a great reading weekend!

GO TEAM LOVE SUCKS!!


message 113: by Almeta (last edited Feb 10, 2013 10:11PM) (new)

Almeta (menfrommarrs) | 11475 comments We have quite a mixture of storylines here.

Thanks to some of you, who are sticking to a lack luster book, just for the Home Team!

Your sacrifice is commendable.:)




message 114: by Almeta (new)

Almeta (menfrommarrs) | 11475 comments jaxnsmom wrote: "I words of Love can have a romantic dinner photo, so can we"

Mmmmm. very tasty! ☻


message 115: by Almeta (new)

Almeta (menfrommarrs) | 11475 comments jaxnsmom wrote: "! And I love the pirate flag through a spyglass."

Accidental find. I love it too.


message 116: by Almeta (last edited Feb 11, 2013 04:35AM) (new)

Almeta (menfrommarrs) | 11475 comments Gaeta1 wrote: "finished number three. I guess if you don't have the literary chops to write adequately about your purported subject-- the trenches of WWI--you can always describe a piece of lemon meringue pie in..."

Hey Gaeta1, Don't forget to post your last two books in message 68. You can get to it easily by using the link in msg 3.


You're moving right along now!


message 117: by Parsa (new)

Parsa | 17 comments Reading so slowly. Just arrived in Dubai and have to settle down. *sigh*
Just finished a book


message 118: by Beverly (new)

Beverly | 194 comments Finished The Aviator's Wife, task First comes love, then comes marriage.....


message 119: by Sharon75uk (new)

Sharon75uk | 125 comments Finished book 4 - Summer's Dream
Young Adult/teenage book that my daughter wanted me to read and it fits in with the toppler :)


message 120: by Sharon75uk (new)

Sharon75uk | 125 comments What task would The Princess Bride come under?


message 121: by Rusalka, Moderator (new)

Rusalka (rusalkii) | 19221 comments I'd say it would fit under If love was a storybook, we'd meet on the very first page as it is pretty much a fairy tale, just written in the 80s. The other would be Love at First Sight as Farm Boy loves Buttercup from day one.


message 122: by Sharon75uk (new)

Sharon75uk | 125 comments Sorry another question.

Would this book Zoo fall under this category? The main character is a biologist.

Animal Desire Read a book where a main character’s job involves animals other than pets (wildlife rescue, zoo, circus…)


message 123: by Kat (new)

Kat (katzombie) | 2478 comments Ah what a lot of activity to wake up to. Go team, you are all doing an amazing job!

Now, if only I didn't have to work *sigh*


message 124: by Rusalka, Moderator (new)

Rusalka (rusalkii) | 19221 comments Sharon wrote: "Sorry another question.

Would this book Zoo fall under this category? The main character is a biologist.

Animal Desire Read a book where a main character’s job involves animals other than pets (w..."


I would say so. We may have to let Jmom make the final ruling, but I think you can argue that a biologist mapping animal behaviour of wildlife in Africa would fit. Perfectly fits "main character’s job involves animals other than pets" to me


message 125: by Almeta (last edited Feb 11, 2013 04:42AM) (new)

Almeta (menfrommarrs) | 11475 comments Kat wrote: "Ah what a lot of activity to wake up to. Go team, you are all doing an amazing job!

Now, if only I didn't have to work *sigh*"


Nasty four letter word: Work. :)


message 126: by Rusalka, Moderator (new)

Rusalka (rusalkii) | 19221 comments Do you really mean messages 2 & 3? Should I let you have a coffee first?


message 127: by Almeta (last edited Feb 11, 2013 04:12AM) (new)

Almeta (menfrommarrs) | 11475 comments Rusalka wrote: "Do you really mean messages 2 & 3? Should I let you have a coffee first?"



Good catch!

Corrected. Thanks.


message 128: by Lisa (new)

Lisa (lisathebooklover) | 9244 comments I have finished my first book, Birdsong. It was a brilliant book, a really moving story of love, loss and the horrors of the First World War. It is one of the best stand-alone novels I have ever read (I needed a tissue a couple of times) and I gave it a 5 star rating.

Now I am moving onto my second book which is Splintered which I am hoping will be a fun and interesting read.


message 129: by Almeta (last edited Feb 11, 2013 04:15AM) (new)

Almeta (menfrommarrs) | 11475 comments Lisa wrote: "I have finished my first book, Birdsong. It was a brilliant book, a really moving story of love, loss and the horrors of the First World War. It is one of the best stand-alone novels I have ever re..."

Didn't I say that it would be a "four hanky" book? :)

Great that you liked it so much. I usually avoid tear jerkers, but maybe I should try this one.


message 130: by Lisa (new)

Lisa (lisathebooklover) | 9244 comments Almeta wrote: "Lisa wrote: "I have finished my first book, Birdsong. It was a brilliant book, a really moving story of love, loss and the horrors of the First World War. It is one of the best stand-alone novels I..."

Lol. You certainly did and you were right! :)

I would definitely recommend giving this book a go. It is a tear jerker and it's certainly not a light, easy book to read but it has a really meaningful story and I am so glad that I finally got around to reading it.


message 131: by Snoozie Suzie (new)

Snoozie Suzie (snooziesuzie) | 937 comments Finished my audiobook so may have to download another...

Toothache today, dentist tomorrow ready for pancake day. Woo!

I didn't think I would Topple much, but I'm doing ok. A little help for the Stink Team.

Go Love Stinks, kick those sickly sweet love bunnies butts.


message 132: by Almeta (last edited Feb 11, 2013 05:28AM) (new)

Almeta (menfrommarrs) | 11475 comments Snoozie Suzie wrote: "Go Love Stinks, kick those sickly sweet love bunnies butts. ..."



message 133: by Denise (new)

Denise (drbetteridge) Read Love, Lies and Liquor for the "The Heart Wants What the Heart Wants" task. Poor, Agatha. All the unworthy men falling at her feet. :D


message 134: by Almeta (new)

Almeta (menfrommarrs) | 11475 comments Denise wrote: "Read Love, Lies and Liquor for the "The Heart Wants What the Heart Wants" task. Poor, Agatha. All the unworthy men falling at her feet. :D"

Yay! Denise is in da House.☺


message 135: by Lisa (last edited Feb 11, 2013 05:45AM) (new)

Lisa (lisathebooklover) | 9244 comments Almeta wrote: "Snoozie Suzie wrote: "Go Love Stinks, kick those sickly sweet love bunnies butts. ..."
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Loving that bunny picture!!!


message 136: by Kat (new)

Kat (katzombie) | 2478 comments Gaeta1 wrote: "Lisa wrote: "Almeta wrote: "Snoozie Suzie wrote: "Go Love Stinks, kick those sickly sweet love bunnies butts. ..."
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Loving that bunny picture!!!"

ditto

I'm reading as fast as I can, but I fear ..."


It'll be fine ;-) tortoises, remember!


message 137: by Lisa (new)

Lisa (lisathebooklover) | 9244 comments Good point Kat!
Love Stinks will win the day!


message 138: by Sara (new)

Sara (lewdlettuce) Yesterday I finished Things Not Seen (Things, #1) by Andrew Clements (First Love) and Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt which I combined with Boy Meets Boy by David Levithan because they were both short (Love at First Sight). :D


message 139: by Almeta (last edited Feb 11, 2013 08:32AM) (new)

Almeta (menfrommarrs) | 11475 comments Gaeta1 wrote: "I'm reading as fast as I can, but I fear we are falling behind... !!!"..."

Not to worry, there are many days ahead, and not everyone has checked in.




message 140: by Kat (last edited Feb 11, 2013 07:37AM) (new)

Kat (katzombie) | 2478 comments I've just managed to wrangle Friday off work. Mr Kat is working so what else am I going to do?! teehee.


message 141: by [deleted user] (new)

I put flight time to good use and am 2/3rd of the way through another book. Mary Anne Which I think will fit either love, marriage & a baby carriage OR the heart wants what the heart can't have. Undecided as yet.


message 142: by Kat (new)

Kat (katzombie) | 2478 comments Sara wrote: "Yesterday I finished Things Not Seen (Things, #1) by Andrew Clements (First Love) and Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt which I combined with Boy Meets Boy by David Levithan because they were both short (Love ..."

Oh, I have Boy Meets Boy on my potential list too Sara!


message 143: by Kat (new)

Kat (katzombie) | 2478 comments Helen wrote: "I put flight time to good use and am 2/3rd of the way through another book. Mary Anne Which I think will fit either love, marriage & a baby carriage OR the heart wants what the heart can't have. Un..."

You made it safely Helen!


message 144: by [deleted user] (new)

Kat wrote: "Helen wrote: "I put flight time to good use and am 2/3rd of the way through another book. Mary Anne Which I think will fit either love, marriage & a baby carriage OR the heart wants what the heart ...

You made it safely Helen! "


Yup. shattered & starving, but I arrived. Even worse weather here than at home - so much for my thoughts of some winter sun... Will have to curl up with a book instead of soghtseeing.


message 145: by Lara (new)

Lara | 1426 comments Well, I started my fourth book yesterday, got two-thirds through and then started another which is a faster read. Hopefully I'll finish both tomorrow evening (I teach tonight so won't have much reading time today).

I have a question about the spine poetry. Can we use more than three books?


message 146: by [deleted user] (new)

Yes, Lara, it's 3 or more. Mine will use 4 (assuming I get them all finished)


message 147: by Snoozie Suzie (new)

Snoozie Suzie (snooziesuzie) | 937 comments My next book is downloaded ready for some listening. I'm going to be meeting Heathcliff and Cathy.


message 148: by Lara (new)

Lara | 1426 comments Helen wrote: "Yes, Lara, it's 3 or more. Mine will use 4 (assuming I get them all finished)"

Great! I've been trying to read in the order of a possible poem, but am not sure about some of my lines. We'll see, but I'll certainly have at least 4 titles to work with.


message 149: by Almeta (new)

Almeta (menfrommarrs) | 11475 comments I am counting on someone else for the team Spine Poetry win. Any combination of mine is lame! ☻


message 150: by Debra (new)

Debra (debra_t) | 6542 comments jaxnsmom wrote: "Debra - your suggestion to WoL backfired a bit and I fell asleep :D

Nice job on msg 1 and 2 Almeta! And I love the pirate flag through a spyglass."


Love the romantic zombies. What a hoot!

Sorry, about the falling asleep thing. I guess I have to work on honing my hypnotic skills better.


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