I read a book...all...day...long

[Nicole]

What's the last book you *ahem* called in sick from work to finish because you just couldn't put it down. Or a book you spent reading an entire day from cover to cover. Mine was Sin Undone by Larissa Ione. Go!

[K.P.]

One of the Indies here sentu Taylor's Gangpire. I had an editing assignment and that came across my desk. It's something I normally don't read but I didn't get any work done that day. :p

[Lawrence]

That happened for me most recently with HUNGER GAMES. It required a lot of discipline to do any work that day. :)

[Marylene]

Not since I was a teen actually. Unfortunately Ive always gone with my responsibilities first no matter how much it hurts. It was the Sweet Valley series that i used to stay up all night to read the whole book back in the day. many sleepless nights...there were so many.

[Desiré]

I think the last book I read without stopping was actually Hunger Games, too. I remember staying awake all night and finishing it as the sun came up.

[Kat]

Lol, I didn't find these books great and all but I spent the day/night reading them straight through from start to finish, which I don't do often - City of Ships by Mary Hoffman (I was sick and had nothing else to do) and Where She Went by Gayle Forman. I have school so I can never skip days :P

[Liv]

I never skipped school or work to finish reading a book. I just stay up all night or on vacations I have enough time to finish a book in a day.
Twilight was my last book that I just couldn't put down and which I also read at work.

[Lootz]

The Shadows by JR Ward. Was on vacation, so no need to call in sick. I just can't get enough of the Black Dagger Brotherhood.

[Veronica]

So I didn't call in sick, however I also didn't get much work done yesterday while reading Magic Shifts. I could not put it down.

[Shelby]

This has happened to me quite a few times actually. Whenever I read My Wolf's Bane and Captured I could not put the book down to do anything. I didn't mind it, my family however did ;)

[Maggie the Muskoka Library Mouse]

The Good Dream, by Donna VanLiere.