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Challenges: Monthly > July 2016 - Randomiser, Random, Randomiser, You're a Randomiser

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message 151: by siriusedward (new)

siriusedward (elenaraphael) | 887 comments i want to read The Nightingale too.we will see


message 152: by Tasha (last edited Jul 19, 2016 05:24AM) (new)

Tasha ok, I'm changing my book choice. I have started No Name but it's a chunkster and not one I'm likely to finish before the end of the month so I went back to my list and I'm going to read Instruments of Darkness instead.

I'm so happy to be reading No Name though, this challenge was just the push I needed to get that one started!


message 153: by Lisa (new)

Lisa (lisathebooklover) | 9244 comments Tasha wrote: "ok, I'm changing my book choice. I have started No Name but it's a chunkster and not one I'm likely to finish before the end of the month so I went back to my list and I'm going to rea..."

I hope you enjoy Instruments of Darkness, Tasha. I read it a couple of years ago and thought it was pretty good.


message 154: by Tasha (new)

Tasha It sounds really good so I'm hoping I like it too. If you did, though, I'm sure I will as well. :)


message 155: by Lara (new)

Lara | 1426 comments siriusedward wrote: "so, I finished St. Peter's Fair. i found the mystery fine.not gripping.the setting,the characters are the true attractions for me in the series.esp as these books are said to historic..."

I agree that the best part of the series is spending time there, and with Cadfael. I do recommend the tv series. It was really well done and the actor who plays Cadfael is wonderful.


message 156: by siriusedward (new)

siriusedward (elenaraphael) | 887 comments Lara wrote: "siriusedward wrote: "so, I finished St. Peter's Fair. i found the mystery fine.not gripping.the setting,the characters are the true attractions for me in the series.esp as these books..."

thanks.i will try to watch it..


message 157: by Cherie (new)

Cherie (crobins0) | 21536 comments Lara wrote: "siriusedward wrote: "so, I finished St. Peter's Fair. i found the mystery fine.not gripping.the setting,the characters are the true attractions for me in the series.esp as these books..."

I think Dawn read the series and really liked it too. I remember seeing her comments.


Theresa~OctoberLace (octoberlace) | 1090 comments I just finished reading The City of Mirrors by Justin Cronin after re-reading the first two books of the trilogy, The Passage and The Twelve. It's time to choose another book to read, so I decided to look at the challenges and found this one!

I have 529 books on my To Read list, and Randomizer chose 256. That number turned up Sacred Hunger by Barry Unsworth, added on May 10, 2014. I didn't recognize the book at all, but it won the Man Booker Prize in 1992, so I probably added it for that award. The subject is English involvement in the slave trade during the Colonial Era. I got the Kindle version from my library and the audiobook from Audible, so I'll start it tomorrow.


message 159: by jaxnsmom (new)

jaxnsmom | 8341 comments I've started Let's Pretend This Never Happened: A Mostly True Memoir and it's great fun so far. I read Furiously Happy A Funny Book About Horrible Things by Jenny Lawson (what a happy raccoon) and loved it. I had to get the physical book because there are photos included and I didn't want to miss them.


message 160: by Tejas Janet (new)

Tejas Janet (tejasjanet) | 3513 comments I'm reading (listening to actually) All Over the Map. It's okay, not great. Will probably finish it tomorrow.

I've got Paris, Paris: Journey into the City of Light sitting on my nightstand now that i want to get to!


message 161: by Sarah (new)

Sarah | 18550 comments I started my book End of Watch. Fingers crossed i can finish it in time.


message 162: by Mariab (new)

Mariab | 3059 comments It looks like I won't be able to read my book to the end of july, unless I can catch up a lot of reading this weekend...


message 163: by Rusalka, Moderator (new)

Rusalka (rusalkii) | 19205 comments Mariab wrote: "It looks like I won't be able to read my book to the end of july, unless I can catch up a lot of reading this weekend..."

Hope you have!


message 164: by Rusalka, Moderator (new)

Rusalka (rusalkii) | 19205 comments One more day on this side of the world to get your reading on! Hope everyone has a relaxing reading Sunday :D


message 165: by Susan (last edited Aug 01, 2016 07:39AM) (new)

Susan Guard | 695 comments Alrighty! I had 209 books on my TBR shelf, "randomized" that and got 138. The rules gave me a range of 118-158 to work with. Looking at my list I realized that I was in the throes of the serial killer challenge at that point and most of my books in that range are series titles. So I decided to go with Private, the first book of the Private series by James Patterson since I've been using some of the other titles in the series for the geocaching challenge.

"listened" to the audiobook while driving across the state on Sunday 7/24/2016


message 166: by Tasha (new)

Tasha I didn't end up reading Instruments of Darkness but I started and am continuing to read No Name which was the first book I chose for this challenge. So while I won't be getting a badge I am so happy to be reading this book. I've wanted to read it for a long time and it's really good so I'm happy. :)


message 167: by Tejas Janet (new)

Tejas Janet (tejasjanet) | 3513 comments No badge for me either. Still making my way thru All Over the Map for this challenge. I think it really picks up about half-way thru. The author digs deeper and finds her authentic voice.


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