K.M. Weiland's Read 100 Books in 2016 Challenge discussion
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A Song of Fire and Ice George R.R. Martin should done by Sat night.
Emotional Thesaurus: Guide to flaws Angela Ackerman
Justice by Michael J. Sanders
Listening/reading Structuring Your Novel KM Weiland
Listening/reading The Singularity is Near Ray Kurzweil.

Lonesome Dove which I am listening too with about 2.5 hours left on it (a 36 hour book)
and The Wright Brothers by David McCullough. I am just beginning section 2.

Currently, I'm reading:
'The Resurrection Casket' by Justin Richards [SF]
'Shadow Study' by Maria V Snyder [Fantasy]
'All About King Arthur' by Geoffrey Ashe [NF]
'Survival Squad: Night Riders' by Jonathan Rock [JNR]
and listening to 'An Astronaught's Guide to Life on Earth' by Chris Hadfield [Autobiography]
Have to have something everywhere I'm at: bedside, handbag etc.

"Artemis Fowl: The Opal Deception" by Eoin Colfer
"Westward the Dream" (Ribbons West #1) by Judith Pella, Tracie Peterson
"Sinners in the Hands of a Good God" by David Clotfelter
And I'm reading to my little sister, "The American Victory" by JoAnn A. Grote


Lonesome Dove which I am listening too with about 2.5 hours left on it (a 36 hour book)
and The Wright Brothers by [author:David ..."
The Wright Brothers was interesting and made me proud to be from Ohio.



That is so sweet!

I have two in my purse right now!


Rick, I am from Cleveland, OH but now live in Old Hickory, TN. Don't remember much about OH since I was six years old when we moved to Knoxville, TN back in 1968. Still root for the Buckeyes football, though.

The Light and the Glory by: Peter Marshall and David Manuel
Mansfield Park by: Jane Austen
and I'm reading "Little Women" by Louisa May Alcott to my little sister.




The Shepherd's Crown by Terry Prattchet
The Vagrant by Peter Newman
A History of Italy (can't remember the author off-hand)
I'm also technically reading The Way of Shadows by Brent Weeks, since I started it and haven't finished it yet. But that was some time ago, and I'll probably start again when I get round to it.
And I am sort of reading Snow Like Ashes by Sara Raasch, in the sense that I just finished it and I keep going back to re-read bits I especially liked or was especially confused by.

Would you please review Crushed when you finish it? I'd love to know if it's worth reading. Thanks.
I'm reading three right now. A biography on Charles Finney, a biography on the three Mrs. Judsons, and an old book called Thankful Rest. Normally I only have one or two going but for some reason it's three right now.

The Shepherd's Crown by Terry Prattchet
The Vagrant by Peter Newman
A History of Italy (can't remember the author off-hand)
I'm also technically reading The Way o..."
I agree, Caroline, The Shepherd's Crown wasn't as good as the other Tiffany Aching books - but weren't the first two of those awesome!!?! :D

Armada, Ernest Cline
The Belial Ring, R.D. Brady
Tomorrow at work I'll start my next audiobook - either Stone of Tears, Terry Goodkind or How Great Science Fiction Works, Gary K. Wolfe - both are for other GR challenges.
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My answer: Three for me right now.
Perchance to Dream by Lisa Mantev
Scotland by Magnus Magnusson
The Mystery of Providence by John Flavel