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message 2: by Stephanie (new)

Stephanie (teff1979) | 69 comments how do you get the photo of the book and the link for the book on the list


message 3: by Lynn, Moderator (last edited Dec 07, 2013 11:57AM) (new)

Lynn | 4466 comments Mod
Stephanie - At the bottom of the 'add book/author' box there is an option for link (which is the default) or cover. Choose cover for the photo of the book.

You just click the 'add book / author' link twice and choose the different options to have both


message 4: by Anima (last edited Dec 07, 2013 01:49PM) (new)

Anima Miejska | 1698 comments Welcome to the challenge, Cassidy :) Have fun reading, some of your books are on my tbr and some I've already read, so I think you have a great time ahead!


message 5: by Cassidy (new)

Cassidy Thanks Anima! I started my challenge a few days early... Couldn't wait to read The Book Thief any longer :) I'm about 1/3 of the way in & really enjoying it so far :)


message 6: by Anima (new)

Anima Miejska | 1698 comments I really liked The Book Thief, it was one of my favourite books in 2013, a definite 5-stars for me :)


message 7: by Cassidy (new)

Cassidy Finished The Book Thief today & loved it! I hardly ever give a book 5 stars. Next up is The Rosie Project.


message 8: by Misha (new)

Misha (itz_mie) | 365 comments The Rosie Project is a wonderful book Cassidy... loved it :-)

I'm reading The Book Thief currently... so far, brilliant....


message 9: by Cassidy (new)

Cassidy Finished The Rosie Project a few days ago, which I thought was a nice fluffy read. Just finished Unwind today. Review is here: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show....


message 10: by Cassidy (new)

Cassidy Finished Champion over the weekend & really enjoyed it. I thought this series was better developed & made a lot more sense than the Divergent series did. Up next is either The Kitchen House or I Capture the Castle. :)


message 11: by Lynn, Moderator (new)

Lynn | 4466 comments Mod
I take it you're talking about the Legend Series Cassiday? Only read the first book so far but plan to read the rest later this month.

The Kitchen House is a really good read.


message 12: by Cassidy (new)

Cassidy Yep :) I started reading both series around the same time so it's easy to compare the two. I actually liked Divergent better than Legend, but felt the rest of the series kind of fell apart. One of my favorite things about Champion is that it mentioned what other countries were like at that time. Lol, I usually end up wondering what happened to the rest of the world when reading series like this :) I'm trying to finish up The Count of Monte Cristo now & then I can switch over to The Kitchen House.


message 13: by Cassidy (new)

Cassidy Edited my D & E letters. The Disappearing Spoon And Other True Tales of Madness, Love, and the History of the World from the Periodic Table of the Elements by Sam Kean was fairly entertaining for a science-y book. Currently working on Edenbrooke & listening to The Kitchen House.


message 14: by Cassidy (last edited Jun 04, 2014 08:18PM) (new)

Cassidy So I moved from Utah to Arizona last month, which threw my reading schedule off... just realized how behind I am on this challenge! I did manage to finish Edenbrooke by Julianne Donaldson , which was a fun little Regency novel, and Fever by Mary Beth Keane though. I'm still debating my rating on the last one; it was really interesting but I don't know if it's something I'd read again (that's usually how I determine whether it's a 3 star or 4 star...) And now I want to find a non-fictionalized account of Typhoid Mary just to compare :)


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