Tyna's 100 Classics Challenge!

[Tyna]

I'm planning to add some Classic reads I may have been missing, in addition to continuing my average of a book a week this year. I'm specifically NOT defining what I mean by "classic", in the hopes that I will receive suggestions of lovely words to read that I would not have picked myself :) 2016 for me is a year of growth. So, bring on the zany, crazy, out-of-the-comfort-zone recommendations, and I'll meet those challenges!

I decided to edit this post to log my progress.

1. Terms of Use - Scott Allan Morrison
2. Harmony Black - Craig Schaefer

[Megan]

Sounds like an admirable goal! My favorite book of all time is often defined as a classic - Jane Eyre. If you haven't read it yet, I would recommend it. Good luck!

[Tyna]

Megan wrote: "Sounds like an admirable goal! My favorite book of all time is often defined as a classic - Jane Eyre. If you haven't read it yet, I would recommend it. Good luck!"

Jane Eyre has been added to the list! Thank you, so very much!

[Tyna]

Ok, first one down. Wasn't fabulous, but it didn't take a long time. Hopefully this next one grabs my attention better.

[Megan]

What was your first book?

[Tyna]

Megan wrote: "What was your first book?"
Terms of Use by Scott Allan Morrison. It wasn't bad, just not great. It was a techie mystery/suspense, which sounded like I should like it, but it devolved in the end into a pseudo romance, which disrupted the story, in my opinion. I'm reading a new book already, which is in my Urban Fantasy comfort zone. I have Jane Eyre slated next :)

[Tyna]

Finished the second book of the year, Harmony Black by Craig Schaefer. On to Jane Eyre :)