October '16 Serial Reader Challenge

[Gary]

Marisa wrote: "I've read my second book in this month's challenge: An Aria of Omens. Less about preach than the previous one, but a lot of grieving. Anyway, I've enjoyed it (although crying, I'm q..."

Not a series I am familuar with. The description of this book looks good though.

[Marisa]

Gary wrote: "Marisa wrote: "I've read my second book in this month's challenge: An Aria of Omens. Less about preach than the previous one, but a lot of grieving. Anyway, I've enjoyed it (althoug..."

I've liked the three ones I've read. The previous one was curious for me (I told about in the series thread) because it was about prejudices against Hispanic people... and I felt that I would not be neither Hispanic nor Anglo, but I could be in both positions...

[Jennifer]

Finished my second for the month-- !

[Jeanne]

I finished my second book for this month. . Looking forward to next month's books and completing the Baker's Dozen Challenge.

[Gary]

I'm working on the Baker's Dozen challenge as well. The first book in next month's serial read challenge will knock off one of my Baker's Dozen tasks and the second will knock off another.
Back to reading.

[Jeanne]

Gary wrote: I'm working on the Baker's Dozen challenge as well. The first book in next month's serial read challenge will knock off one of my Baker's Dozen tasks and the second will knock off another.

I should be so lucky! Happy reading.

[Joni]

Read my first book AUNT DIMITY'S DEATH by Nancy Atherton. Loved it!! Going to begin the second in the series.

[Connie N.]

I just finished the first of my series today:

The Vicious Vet by M.C. Beaton - 10/27/16 ♥♥♥♥

Delightful in audio.

[Gary]

Having finished the 2nd and 3rd Helen Binney novel for my challenge this month, I squeezed in Helen Binney 3.5 A (Gingerbread) Diorama of Death finishing it this morning. The book just referenced is a short story and takes place shortly after the 3rd novel.

[Helen]

Just finished reading my third book in this month's series, Never Tease a Siamese, by Edie Clare. It is the missing link between the previous two.