2017 February Reading Challenge

[Elizabeth]

You guys, I can't believe I didn't notice this until now. It's Goodreads Romance Week. You can click on the special Goodreads icon and get connected to lots of romance books. FUN!

[Jackie]

I just finished listening to You And Me, Always
by Jill Mansell. A light fluffy read, which is perfect for drab February in Utah. As you can imagine, the ending tied up all cheerfully. There was a part near the end that did make me laugh out loud in the car, so it's getting a 4 star rating.

[Elizabeth]

Jackie wrote: "I just finished listening to You And Me, Always
by Jill Mansell. A light fluffy read, which is perfect for drab February in Utah. As you can imagine, the ending tied up all cheerfully. There was a ..."

Nice

[Jennie]

I reviewed four Romances on Meridian: http://ldsmag.com/lds-fiction-februar...

[Elizabeth]

Ooh, I have a copy of the Josi Kilpack book I need to read it.

[Brianon]

I would love to read that new Josi Kilpack book!

I just finished a Jude Devereaux novel I picked up at DI called Someone To Love. it was really great except for the unexpected implied ghost sex... weird.

[Casandria]

I read a time-travel book with a great romance in it called All of our Wrong Todays by Elan Mastai. For Black History Month, I read 2 books: Swing Time by Zadie Smith and Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates. I highly recommend all 3!

[Patsy]

I read The Rise of Miss Notley by Rachael Anderson

[Jennie]

I read How I Met your Brother by Jeanette Rallison. It was a great, fun book.

[Audrey]

I just finished The Hating Game, also a Reader's Choice nominee.

[Alyson]

I read Rebel Magisters. Here's my review if you want it!

http://www.eatreadandbemommy.com/2017...

[Patsy]

I read The Lady of the Lakes by Josi S Kilpack. I enjoyed it!

[JoAnn]

I read Home by Toni Morrison. It's not a romance, but it is a love story.

[Jenny]

I read two books that can count for this challenge ... Disenchanted: The Trials of Cinderella which is, obviously, a Cinderella story, but also had lots of other great things in it and ended up being significantly more moving than I expected.

and
Cash Valley which is a fun book set in Logan and written by a friend's husband.

But while I didn't get involved in the discussion earlier, I agree that it would be nice if next year the challenge was a bit different...

[Becky]

I also read Cash Valley. For Black History Month, I read, Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption, March: Book One, and You Can't Touch My Hair: And Other Things I Still Have to Explain

[Elizabeth]

Brianon is our prize drawing winner for February 2017's reading challenge. She read The Reluctant Heiress by Eva Ibbotson. She also readSomeone to Love by Jude Deveraux.

Congratulations Brianon!

[Debbie]

Hooray Brianon!

[Brianon]

yay!!