Jema's progression

[Pixelina]

I'll start out slow 2016, I so far failed all my previous challenges. But even I should be able to clear 12 books off the shelf in my bedroom (where physical unread books live)

[Bev]

Welcome to the 2016 climb! Hope you can zoom up Pike's Peak (and maybe even go higher).

[Pixelina]

I think my plan is to first finish off all books I once started and read like 50 pages of.
Would be nice to put them into the bookshelf in the office as being 'read'
Among those are some Dickens, a few Oates, some Munro, Mitchell and Tartt

[Pixelina]

Ok here we go.
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1. The Small Hand: A Ghost Story by Susan Hill
2. The Celtic Tarot
3. Secrets of the Waite-Smith Tarot: The True Story of the World's Most Popular Tarot
4. A Question of Upbringing by Anthony Powell
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[Pixelina]

First book of the year, well since I got it before new year I guess it counts...
A short and sweet ghost story The Small Hand: A Ghost Story by Susan Hill I like most of her stuff and this was in the same vein, A spooky story with gothic vibes even though it is set in today (with the mention of emails)

[Pixelina]

The Celtic Tarot Deck and book set. Very nice deck and the book is kinda needed unless you know your mythology really well.

[Bev]

Jeanette (jema) wrote: "First book of the year, well since I got it before new year I guess it counts...
A short and sweet ghost story The Small Hand: A Ghost Story by Susan Hill I like most ..."

Susan Hill is really good. And, yes, if you got it before the new year, it absolutely counts!

[Pixelina]

Going to read some more Susan Hill for sure.

Today I finished a tarot-book that has been on my coffee table for 6 months. It is more a book you use as a reference but I read all the meaty parts at least.
Secrets of the Waite-Smith Tarot: The True Story of the World's Most Popular Tarot

[Pixelina]

A Question of Upbringing by Anthony Powell is my 4:th book, and if I just keep the schedule with this serie I will have done more then needed to climb my mountain for the year.