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Next Month's Reading Plans 2017
February (Edited to move most to March)YLTO! MONTHLY PLUS SIZED Group Read
✔13 Ways of Looking at a Fat Girl 4 Feb
YLTO! MONTHLY MARDI GRAS Challenge
✔Fool 19 Feb
YEARBOOK Challenge
✔The Invention of Wings 2 Feb
✔The Dalai Lama's Cat 10 Feb
CEREAL KILLER Challenge
✔Martyr 6 Feb
✔Shooting Gallery 5 Feb
CALDECOTT AWARD WINNING CONNECTONS Challenge
✔The Invention of Wings 2 Feb
✔The High Window 1 Feb
IN A LAND FAR FAR AWAY Challenge
✔The Dry 3 Feb
CHAIN LINK FENCE Challenge
✔Cat Under Fire 23 Feb
JUST BECAUSE
✔ The Brain Fog Fix: Reclaim Your Focus, Memory, and Joy in Just 3 Weeks28 Feb
I'm not sure what my reading plans will be in February. These are the books I'd like to read, but I expect this list may change as the month progresses & depending on the toppler. This list is quite optimistic for me. ✓Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets - re-reading series, maybe YLTO monthly challenge
✓One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest - YLTO yearly challenge
✓Scrappy Little Nobody - BotM for another group
The Orphan's Tale - NetGalley, YLTO yearly challenge
✓Skinnytaste Fast and Slow: Knockout Quick-Fix and Slow-Cooker Recipes for Real Life
✓What's Eating Gilbert Grape - hopefully, for YLTO theme & yearly challenge
✓The Girl in the Garden - NetGalley
✓The Forgotten Girls - NetGalley
Toppler:
✓George
✓Confessions of a Scary Mommy
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Holy smokes, Almeta! You won't have time to come chat with us. Maybe you'll be able to sneak some of those titles into the toppler.
Here's the plan which will likely be changed because of the toppler. Fat Angie - Group Themed Read
Shadow and Bone - Survey Challenge
Conspiracy in Death
Circle of Reign
Book/eBook:
A Storm of Swords - currently reading, buddy read & Survey challenge
Moon Bayou - Monthly challenge
Eleventh Grave in Moonlight - 2017 release
The Teleportation Accident - Buddy read & Survey challenge
Old Man's War - Buddy read
The Woman in White - ongoing serialization buddy read
I'll try to pick up the pace this month.Indignation
Children of Dune
The Catcher in the Rye
Daniel Deronda
Emma
February is such a short month. It may only be the 24th, but it's deceptive. March is almost upon us. So here's the plan for March.Audiobooks:
December (Survey Challenge)
Angelfall (Left Over Stew)
The Good House
The Devil's Workshop
A Better World
Book/eBook:
The Teleportation Accident (buddy read, Survey challenge)
Old Man's War (buddy read, Survey challenge)
The Wonder (SAI King)
Tooth and Claw (Survey challenge)
Wintersong (Survey challenge)
TBD - Group - The Book of Lost Things?
TBD - Monthly Challenge ?
Ongoing: The Woman in White
ROTFL!!!March is a basic re-do of February! I used only two of my February reading goals for the Toppler!
MY ECHO, MY SHADOW AND ME Yearly SURVEY SAYS Challenge
✔Dead Cert 11 Mar
✔The Chalk Circle Man 6 Mar
✔The Smell of the Night 29 Mar
YLTO! MONTHLY Group Read
✔The Lost Girls 21 Mar
YLTO! MONTHLY Challenge
✔Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell Chunkster challenge reject 26 Mar
BUDDY READ February 15th postponed 'til after Toppler
✔Snow Crash 4 Mar
CHAIN LINK FENCE Challenge
✔Cat on the Edge 21 Mar
Things Not Seen
†The Anatomy of Ghosts
†Revenger: A Novel of Tudor Intrigue
50 UNITED NATIONS Challenge
✔Liberia- Beyond the Mango Tree 15 Mar
Turkey - The Black Book
YEARBOOK Challenge
✔The Wicked Girls 19 Mar
✔The View from the Cheap Seats: SelectedNonfiction 5 Mar
✔Redshirts 13 Mar
✔Winter's Bone 14 Mar
SAI-KING RECOMMENDS Challenge
✔The Wonder 20 Mar
CEREAL KILLER Challenge
Arsenic and Old Paint
✔A Dangerous Man 17 Mar
✔Prophecy 10 Mar
✔Ghost at Work 16 Mar
The Werewolf of Bamberg
Prince Lestat and the Realms of Atlantis
BUY A VOWEL
✔Theodosia and the Serpents of Chaos 12 Mar
AND THE AWARD GOES TO Challenge (Dagger)
☭You'd Better Believe It
SHORTCUT
✔Splat the Cat 18 Mar
✔Splat the Cat: Splat the Cat Sings Flat 21 Mar
✔Love, Splat 21 Mar
✔Merry Christmas, Splat 21 Mar
✔Scaredy-Cat, Splat! 29 Mar
✔Splish, Splash, Splat! 31 Mar
✔Splat the Cat: Good Night, Sleep Tight 31 Mar
✔Back to School, Splat!31 Mar
CALDECOTT AWARD WINNING CONNECTONS Challenge
✔Wild Animus 3 Mar
✔Gould's Book of Fish: A Novel in Twelve Fish 1 Mar
✔Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend 12 Mar
✔The Hello, Goodbye Window 18 Mar
✔The Adventures of Beekle: The Unimaginary Friend 18 Mar
✔Drummer Hoff 18 Mar
✔Once a Mouse... 18 Mar
✔Baboushka and the Three Kings 18 Mar
✔May I Bring a Friend? 18 Mar
✔The Invention of Hugo Cabret 15 Mar
BECAUSE DEBRA SAID SO
✔Jacob Have I Loved 14 Mar
I actually did quite well with my February plans. I just went back and checked off my 'currently reading' books that I expect to finish before the end of the month and that leaves me with only 1 that I didn't get to. I'll probably add it to March. My March plans are not set just yet. I'll be back to post after the toppler.
Oh, I haven't done this in awhile. Maybe I'll see how I do with a list. Audiobooks
The Emperor's Blades
SPQR I: The King's Gambit
An Expert in Murder
The Just City
The Strange Affair of Spring Heeled Jack
The Red Knight
The Romanovs: 1613-1918
Half Blood Blues
The Orenda
Annabel
Non-Fiction
Why the Right Went Wrong: Conservatism--From Goldwater to the Tea Party and Beyond
White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of Our Racial Divide
Listen, Liberal: Or, What Ever Happened to the Party of the People
Dystopia
Christian Nation
When She Woke
Salt Fish Girl
CanLit
Garbo Laughs
Nostalgia
A Student of Weather
His Whole Life
My first thoughts for March: ✓Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban - YLTO yearly challenge
✓Bitterblue - YLTO yearly challenge
✓Old Man's War - buddy read, YLTO yearly challenge
✓The Book of Lost Things - YLTO BOTM
✓On What Grounds - YLTO yearly challenge
The Orphan's Tale - YLTO yearly challenge
Homegoing - YLTO yearly challenge
✓The Girl in the Garden - YLTO challenge
Maybe:
I See You - NetGalley
My Not So Perfect Life - NetGalley (currently reading)
Always - NetGalley
✓The Night Stalker - YLTO yearly challenge
First Grave on the Right - YLTO yearly challenge
This will probably change. I'm feeling indecisive where I want to focus my energy.
My tentative plans for April 2017 are:Audiobooks
Curse of the Blue Tattoo: Being an Account of the Misadventures of Jacky Faber, Midshipman and Fine Lady (currently reading)
To Say Nothing of the Dog
Wolves (Monthly Challenge)
Treasure Island (Group Read)
The Beast Is an Animal (2017 release)
Elantris
The Good Daughters (Syndicate Book Club)
Book/eBook:
Magic Binds (currently reading)
The Moonstone
Wintersong (Survey Challenge & 2017 release)
December (Survey Challenge)
The Wolf's Hour
And of course... the toppler! tba
As usual, this may change, but my plans for April so far will be some of these:✓Before We Were Yours - NetGalley
The Forever Summer - yearly challenge & NetGalley
Behind Closed Doors - group read in another group
✓Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire - yearly challenge & group read in another group
First Grave on the Right - yearly challenge
✓I See You - NetGalley
✓My Not So Perfect Life - NetGalley
✓Treasure Island - YLTO group read & yearly challenge
The Ghost Brigades - YLTO monthly challenge / buddy read
You Are a Badass - toppler
The Serpent King - buddy read
I don't know why I add so many books to my list every month. I know I can typically get to about 6, but I add almost double that every month, then stress trying to get them all done. I'll have to relax my plans a lot come summer.
† Dagger Award Nominees☭ In A Land Far Far Away
ϟ Got Connections
♕Stephen King Recommends
☮50 member states signed the first United Nations charter on June 26th, 1945
☯Caldecott Award Winning Book Challenge
April 2017
GROUP READ
✔♕Treasure Island
GROUP CHALLENGE
✔♕Jack Reacher, Persuader
RAINBOW TOPPLER
✔The Kryptonite Kid
✔The Ex
CHAIN LINK FENCE Challenge
✔The Cat, the Quilt and the Corpse
✔☭ Martyr
Things Not Seen
†The Anatomy of Ghosts
☮50 UNITED NATIONS Challenge - CHALLENGE COMPLETED! ! ! !
✔☮☭Paraguay - Tropic of Fear
✔☮☭Turkey - The Black Book
SAI-KING RECOMMENDS Challenge
CEREAL KILLER Challenge
✔Eleventh Grave in Moonlight
Arsenic and Old Paint
☭Circle Of Shadows
✔☭The Werewolf of Bamberg 5 Apr
☭Seeking Whom He May Devour
✔Wintertide
✔☭The Damsel
AND THE AWARD GOES TO Challenge (Dagger)
☭You'd Better Believe It
SHORTCUT
✔Splat the Cat and the Duck with No Quack
✔Secret Agent Splat!
✔Splat the Cat: Where's the Easter Bunny?
✔Splat the Cat Takes the Cake
CALDECOTT AWARD WINNING CONNECTONS Challenge
Flight Behavior
✔Two Days Gone
✔One Fine Day
✔A Story, a Story
✔Sylvester and the Magic Pebble
✔Smoky Night
✔Arrow to the Sun: A Pueblo Indian Tale
✔Kitten's First Full Moon
✔My Friend Rabbit
✔Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears
ECHO SHADOW ME
✔☭Merle: A Novella And Other Stories
☭A Thousand Years of Good Prayers
The Frog Who Croaked
Mr. Sebastian and the Negro Magician
✔☭Going to the Dogs: The Story of a Moralist
✔The Damsel 25 Apr
YEARBOOK
✔☭In a Dark, Dark Wood
✔♕Behind Her Eyes
✔Phantom Evil
✔Wicked Business
JUST BECAUSE
I used to write down too many and get stressed out by it. Now I only plan around 2-3 books and any extras are a bonus.It would appear this thread isn't getting used as much as it did last year.
I need to start doing that too, Sarah. I just have so many challenges, reviews, and group reads I want to complete that I never know where to start. I noticed that this thread wasn't getting much use this year. I'm not sure why. Maybe people are just planning less?
I guess many of us have our own reading corner where we list books to be read that month.
Sarah wrote: "I guess many of us have our own reading corner where we list books to be read that month."I've noticed a few people are using their thread in the YLTO Member Zone to list their monthly plans.
It's strange because I never used to plan at all. I'd finish one book and start another at whim. But now, I have challenges, group reads, personal goals, etc and I need a list to tell me what to read next.
That's true, Janice. I've noticed people using their member threads for that too. I have a document on my laptop that tells me what I need to read for challenges, group reads, etc. I tend to switch books around a bit, but it's nice to see what my thoughts were and how far I got.
Janice wrote: "My tentative plans for April 2017 are..."I think you picked a good one for your monthly challenge book! It gave me shivers reading the summary.
I hope so, Cherie. I was drawn to the book the first time I saw it. Then Audible offered it in the 2-1 sale and I had to get it. I hope I haven't put too high of expectations on it.
Cherie wrote: "Janice wrote: "My tentative plans for April 2017 are..."I think you picked a good one for your monthly challenge book! It gave me shivers reading the summary."
Yeah, I think he will be hard to beat in a one on one match!
I'm planning on a single book for the next 30 days after finishing S.If I dare it's going to be:
Worm by Wildbow.
Why only one single book?
It's got (view spoiler) pages :)
I'm even considering putting it up as a buddy read, but I'm afraid it's too long for anybody to actually join in..
Holy moly! That's a lot of pages. It's like a full series in one book. It sounds interesting. I'll be curious to see what you think. I feel like I'd get tired of the book after a while. I have that issue with series sometimes. I just want them to wrap it up already.
Yeah, that's a bit what I'm worried about. On the other hand I can get to share a looong ride with a good story and really be part of it. And I get to be proud of myself after I made it all the way!
I only have one GR friend that has read it, but she gave it 5 stars.
Stephan wrote: "I'm planning on a single book for the next 30 days after finishing S.If I dare it's going to be:
Worm by Wildbow.
Why only one single book?
It..."
Phew! That's a commitment.
Plan? Cue unending laughter. I may think I know what I'm going to read, but it just about always ends up being something else. I'm even now waffling on my cage match book :)
jaxnsmom wrote: "Plan? Cue unending laughter. I may think I know what I'm going to read, but it just about always ends up being something else. I'm even now waffling on my cage match book :)"Yeah, I often get side tracked as well.
The Buddy Read S. just may slow me down a lot this month.
My reading plans for May...✓The Serpent King - finish for buddy read
✓The Trophy Child - NetGalley review
✓Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix - series read & maybe yearly challenge
✓I Beat the Odds: From Homelessness, to The Blind Side, and Beyond - yearly challenge
✓A Good Marriage - yearly challenge
✓We Have Always Lived in the Castle - YLTO group read
The Handmaid's Tale - YLTO May challenge
Strange the Dreamer - group read in another group
Maybe:
The Orphan's Tale - NetGalley review & yearly challenge
Black-Eyed Susans - yearly challenge
Not Planned:
Three Little Words - yearly challenge (currently reading)
The Idea of You - NetGalley review (currently reading)
The Forever Summer ??
May is just around the corner and I've been planning...Audiobooks:
The Good Daughters (Syndicate Book Club)
The Visitant: A Venetian Ghost Story (Survey Challenge)
Beartown (2017 release)
Elantris
Book/eBook:
The Wolf's Hour (currently reading)
Slade House (themed read)
The Nix (Sai King Recommends group read)
December (Survey Challenge)
† Dagger Award Nominees☭ In A Land Far Far Away
ϟ Got Connections
♕Stephen King Recommends
☯Caldecott Award Winning Book Challenge
May 2017
GROUP READ
✔♕Slade House 15 May
GROUP CHALLENGE
✔Under the Dome 25 May
SAI-KING RECOMMENDS
CHAIN LINK FENCE Challenge
✔ϟ☭†Revenger: A Novel of Tudor Intrigue 3 May
✔ϟThings Not Seen 5 May
✔ϟ†The Anatomy of Ghosts 7 May
✔†The Office of the Dead 10 May
✔Candles Burning 22 May
CEREAL KILLER Challenge
✔Grave Witch 27 May
Brush With Death
Arsenic and Old Paint
☭Circle Of Shadows
☭Seeking Whom He May Devour
Percepliquis
Rules of Prey
All the Great Pretenders
All the Crazy Winters
AND THE AWARD GOES TO Challenge (Dagger)
†☭You'd Better Believe It
✔†☭†Nefertiti: The Book of the Dead 16 May
BOXALL
☭†Smilla's Sense of Snow
✔ The Glass Key 26 May
IN A LAND FAR FAR AWAY
CALDECOTT AWARD WINNING CONNECTIONS Challenge
✔☯The Glorious Flight: Across the Channel with Louis Bleriot July 25, 1909 4 May
✔Flight Behavior 13 May
✔☯Ashanti to Zulu: African Traditions 9 May
✔☯The Funny Little Woman 9 May
✔☯A Sick Day for Amos McGee 9 May
✔☯The House in the Night 9 May
✔☯So You Want to Be President? 5 May
✔☯Finding Winnie: The True Story of the World's Most Famous Bear 5 May
✔☯Golem 5 May
✔The Golem of Hollywood 14 May
✔☯Rapunzel 5 May
✔☯Noah's Ark 9 May
✔☯This is Not My Hat 15 May
✔♕A Friend of the Family 13 May
✔Strong Poison 17 May
✔†The One from the Other 18 May
✔☯Fables 20 May
✔☯Jumanji 19 May
✔☯Shadow 19 May
✔☯Saint George and the Dragon 19 May
✔☯Hey, Al 19 May
✔☯Owl Moon 19 May
✔☯Song and Dance Man 19 May
✔☯Locomotive 20 May
SHORTCUT
✔I Want My Hat Back 19 May
Splat the Cat: The Name of the Game
Splat the Cat: The Rain Is a Pain
Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang
ECHO SHADOW ME
☭A Thousand Years of Good Prayers
✔Mr. Sebastian and the Negro Magician 1 May
✔☭The Mystery of the Yellow Room 2 May
✔The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County, and Other Sketches 15 May
✔Pushing Up Daisies 17 May
YEARBOOK
✔Don't Ever Get Old 16 May
✔☭A Darker Shade of Magic 7 May
✔†Everything I Never Told You 6 May
✔Lizard Radio 19 May
GET A ROOM
✔Rusty Nailed 9 May
✔What Was She Thinking? Notes on a Scandal 8 May
JUST BECAUSE
I look forward to seeing what you think of The Nix, Almeta. I'm interested in reading that one.
I also have to chuckle at the disclaimer ("best laid plans....") at the top of that very long list you plan to read in May.
Kristie wrote: "I look forward to seeing what you think of The Nix, Almeta. I'm interested in reading that one."I loved The Nix but I thought Christodora was just a little bit better.
Both are great.
I have way too many books to read. Some of my library and library hold books are:Non Fiction
The Elephant and the Dragon: The Rise of India and China and What It Means for All of Us
Chinese Lessons: Five Classmates and the Story of the New China
Prison Profiteers: Who Makes Money from Mass Incarceration
Delusions of Gender: How Our Minds, Society, and Neurosexism Create Difference
The Boy on the Wooden Box
Bad Science
A House in the Sky
Are We Smart Enough to Know How Smart Animals Are?
Hannah's Dream
The Bookshop on the Corner
Red Rising
The Tortilla Curtain
Dark Matter
The President's Hat
Of Mice and Men
My Family and Other Animals
The Bear and the Nightingale
My PIFM:
Brilliance
Inside Mrs. B.'s Classroom: Courage, Hope, and Learning on Chicago's South Side
First read
The Awkward Age
Stranger, Father, Beloved
I'm not sure how many I will get through, lol.
Lisa wrote: "I have way too many books to read. Some of my library and library hold books are:..."You and Almeta are in a league of your own with the long lists. Heheheeh!
Janice wrote: "Is this your first time reading Under the Dome, Almeta? I find that surprising."Surprisingly it is! I let the size of it intimidate me, and just kept putting it off. Now's the time.☺
Janice wrote: "I also have to chuckle at the disclaimer ("best laid plans....") at the top of that very long list you plan to read in May.".....You and Almeta are in a league of your own with the long lists. Heheheeh!
lol! If you notice, a lot are a spill over from April!
In addition most of those CALDECOTT AWARD WINNING CONNECTIONS Challenge books are VERY small illustrated children's books (40 pages on average). The challenge is to read those and then match up an adult book with them in some way (by subject, or word in the title, matching author's name, etc.) So read fifty Caldecott winners and then fifty adult books. Consequently, I have upped my 2017 Reading Challenge count by 50 books in order to keep the challenge, by pages, closer to my previous year's goals of 200 books per year.
So the list is not as impressive as it looks. AND I'm not as impressive as I think ! *grin*
Janice wrote: "Lisa wrote: "I have way too many books to read. Some of my library and library hold books are:..."You and Almeta are in a league of your own with the long lists. Heheheeh!"
I will most likely have spillover into June. 21 books of average size is a lot even for me.
But that won't stop me from buying/ordering more. It's a sickness, lol.
Lisa wrote: "J....It's a sickness, lol. l..."I feel your disease!☻
Almeta wrote: "Janice wrote: "Is this your first time reading Under the Dome, Almeta? I find that surprising."Surprisingly it is! I let the size of it intimidate me, and just kept putting it off...."
I loved it. I hope you enjoy it too.
Almeta wrote: "In addition most of those CALDECOTT AWARD WINNING CONNECTIONS Challenge books are VERY small illustrated children's books (40 pages on average). ..."That's a cool challenge! I wonder if I could twist it up somehow for a YLTO challenge. *putting thinking cap on*
Almeta wrote: "Lisa wrote: "J....It's a sickness, lol. l..."I feel your disease!☻"
Me too!
Since misery loves company we can all be sick together, lol.
Janice wrote: ,,,,That's a cool challenge! I wonder if I could twist it up somehow for a YLTO challenge. *putting thinking cap on* ..."You should try!☺ We so often miss the small books because of our challenges. These take no effort and some of the illustrations are fabulous. A lot of the winners also tell a story of some other culture. I plan to read all that have been listed, even though I only have to do 50 of them. (Won't be doing 50 matching adult ones though.☻)
I think I have June sorted. The toppler may shuffle things around a bit.Audiobooks:
Watership Down (monthly challenge)
The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender (Toppler & Left Over Stew)
Beartown (2017 Release)
At the Sign of the Crow and Moon
A Crucible of Souls
Book/eBook:
All Hallows Heartbreaker (Survey Challenge)
The Ballroom (Toppler)
The Long Hard Road Out of Hell (Toppler & Survey)
The Night Sister (Themed Read)
And the ongoing serialization of The Woman in White
† Dagger Award Nominees☭ In A Land Far Far Away
ϟ Got Connections
♕Stephen King Recommends
☯Caldecott Award Winning Book Challenge
June 2017
GROUP READ
✔The Night Sister 19 Jun
GROUP CHALLENGE
✔Apple Tree Yard 26 Jun
CLUE TOPPLER
✔☭A Thousand Years of Good Prayers 3 Jun
✔The Devil's Bones 3 Jun
✔No Cats Allowed 4 Jun
✔He Done Her Wrong 4 Jun
✔The Diviners 5 Jun
✔St. Peter's Fair 6 Jun
✔♕Make Me 7 Jun
✔The Edge of Justice 7 Jun
✔Neuromancer 8 Jun
✔Nemesis 9 Jun
✔The Thin Woman 9 Jun
✔The Dame 10 Jun
SAI-KING RECOMMENDS
✔The Cutie 13 Jun
CHAIN LINK FENCE Challenge
✔The Devil's Punchbowl
✔The Devil's Bones
CEREAL KILLER Challenge
Brush With Death
Arsenic and Old Paint
The Play of Death
☭Circle Of Shadows
☭Seeking Whom He May Devour
Percepliquis
Rules of Prey
All the Crazy Winters
The Four Last Things
✔The Burning 30 Jun
AND THE AWARD GOES TO Challenge (Dagger)
†☭You'd Better Believe It
BOXALL
✔Swallows and Amazons 11 Jun
☭†Smilla's Sense of Snow
IN A LAND FAR FAR AWAY
Quite Ugly One Morning
✔The Bear and the Nightingale 22 Jun
GET A ROOM
CALDECOTT AWARD WINNING CONNECTIONS Challenge
Murder at the President's Door
✔Grounded: The Adventures of Rapunzel 24 Jun
✔Six of Crows 23 Jun
✔Fables: Werewolves of the Heartland 14 Jun
✔☯Joseph Had a Little Overcoat 16 Jun
✔☯Lon Po Po: A Red-Riding Hood Story from China 16 Jun
✔☯Tuesday 16 Jun
✔☯The Three Pigs 17 Jun
✔☯The Man Who Walked Between the Towers 17 Jun
✔☯The Polar Express 17 Jun
✔☯Flotsam 17 Jun
✔☯Grandfather's Journey 17 Jun
✔☯Officer Buckle & Gloria 17 Jun
✔☯Mirette on the High Wire 17 Jun
✔☯Snowflake Bentley 17 Jun
✔☯The Lion and the Mouse 2 Jun
SHORTCUT
✔Splat Says Thank You! 29 Jun
✔Splat the Cat: The Name of the Game 29 Jun
✔Splat the Cat: The Rain Is a Pain 29 Jun
✔Splat the Cat with a Bang and a Clang 29 Jun
✔The Beach at Night 17 Jun
✔We Found A Hat 2 Jun
✔Fables, Vol. 1: Legends in Exile 13 Jun
✔The Beach at Night 17 Jun
ECHO SHADOW ME
The Pitcher Shower
YEARBOOK
✔The Other Typist 12 Jun
✔The Devil's Punchbowl 1 Jun
✔Egyptian Mythology: A Guide to the Gods, Goddesses, and Traditions of Ancient Egypt 18 Jun
Triptych
HISSY-FIC
The Anatomist
USP (Unusual Selling Point)
Scratched
✔Lincoln in the Bardo 27 Jun
✔Woof 28 Jun
JUST BECAUSE
✔Out from Boneville 15 Jun
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I guess it's time to start thinking about what I want to read in February. I've used my 2 rationed credits at Audible this morning and bought three books. One of them is for my survey challenge, so maybe I'll read it in Feb. Once I finish work tonight, I'll do some planning.