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May 11, 2017 07:42AM
Lets see I believe I finished my 6th book last night and reading Cowboys Don't Come Out
and hopefully
The Art of Breathing will be next after that.
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I'm reading
, which will probably take the whole challenge because it will be interrupted by my many one book a week challenges but it will get us a lot of points when I finally finish!
, which will probably take the whole challenge because it will be interrupted by my many one book a week challenges but it will get us a lot of points when I finally finish!
Kelsi wrote: "I'm reading
, which will probably take the whole challenge because it will be interrupted by my many one book a week challenges but it will get us a lot of point..."I remmeber reading this in high school and thinking Scarlet a fool. Aside from that I can't remember any other details. I also read the 2nd book and I still thought her a bit strange. I don't remember why. Maybe one of these days I'll reread the books and find out what I reallly think of her character.
Andrea wrote: "I'll be reading A Gentleman in Moscow for the BOM next. I have another mystery book going too."Joining this one too! Been putting off thid book for sometime now and well bonis points for TT are good enough incentive to prod me :)
I am have put my name down for the
BOM. I have had the ARC forever and still not quite gotten to reading it so planning on so it seemed good timing. Currently reading
as well as
I am also planning on trying to read
this week as that is another read i have had sitting (literally) n my bookshelf since it came out waiting for me to read it.i finished
a couple of days ago and really enjoyed it (surprisingly so) but I was a bit bummed because at 496 pages, it was 5 pages off being 60 points as opposed to 40 LOL
Funny how 5 pages didn't seem a big deal before TT! I just finished
, still reading
and
and maybe start on
tomorrow. I want to finish In the Woods fast but I have to pace myself or else I'll be dreaming of nasty stuff. Tana French is bloody good.I think my favorite Nora Roberts book is
. I read it way back in HS and I have stood by it as my favorite NR book. She's a comfort read. Cant wait to hear ypur thoughts on the last Others book. Let's talk about it aftet you're done.
I just saw on another thread that the ff books won for June BOM
Not even one of the books I voted for won *sigh*
I think I voted for the gunslinger as it's been a while since I started the series and never finished it so I will probably put my name down for it. Also nearly bought a gunslinger tShirt that popped up on teefury today
Stephen King is well loved by many. Unfortunately, I'm one of the few that can't read his books lol. Not one of the BOMs interests me so I think I'll just read all BOMs for this month to compensate at least.
Yey! Finally got through with The Circle. The lack of chapter breaks (as i call it) kind of dragged my reading speed to a slower speed. Ready for a new book to read. Yey again!
Kathleen wrote: "What books did you vote for next month's BOM? I hope
gets voted for Fantasy."I was hoping for that one to win too! I'm not a Stephen King fan. But I'll read the other two BOM books though. I've heard good things about
Mint wrote: "Yey! Finally got through with The Circle. The lack of chapter breaks (as i call it) kind of dragged my reading speed to a slower speed. Ready for a new book to read. Yey again!"Yeah that was an interesting book. The ending I though was rushed but the premise was scary and so relevant to how we interact with technology and people today. The lack of chapter breaks actually made me read faster because I couldn't decide where to stop.
Andrea wrote: "Kathleen wrote: "What books did you vote for next month's BOM? I hope
gets voted for Fantasy."I was hoping for that one to win too! I'm not a Stephen King fan. But..."
Maybe nominate it again for July BOMs and hope it will win that time around.
Mint wrote: "Yey! Finally got through with The Circle. The lack of chapter breaks (as i call it) kind of dragged my reading speed to a slower speed. Ready for a new book to read. Yey again!"I'll read it after I finish In the Woods. I don't think my heart can take too much suspense!
Andrea wrote: "Mint wrote: "Yey! Finally got through with The Circle. The lack of chapter breaks (as i call it) kind of dragged my reading speed to a slower speed. Ready for a new book to read. Yey again!"Yeah ..."
It sure is scary! Imagine the loss of privacy. Brr! Couldn't stalk by then LOL
Kathleen wrote: "Mint wrote: "Yey! Finally got through with The Circle. The lack of chapter breaks (as i call it) kind of dragged my reading speed to a slower speed. Ready for a new book to read. Yey again!"I'll ..."
It's a great read, The Circle is! Some perspectives you'd see there ;)
Kathleen wrote: "Kelsi wrote: "I'm reading
, which will probably take the whole challenge because it will be interrupted by my many one book a week challenges but it will get us ..."
I think fool is a really great way to describe scarlet, especially at the beginning. She does grow a lot as it goes if the movie is accurate but this is my first time reading. It feels like a pretty fast read even though it's long so that's nice.
, which will probably take the whole challenge because it will be interrupted by my many one book a week challenges but it will get us ..."I think fool is a really great way to describe scarlet, especially at the beginning. She does grow a lot as it goes if the movie is accurate but this is my first time reading. It feels like a pretty fast read even though it's long so that's nice.
I need to get to the circle. The premise is so interesting and I want to read before I watch the movie.
Hi! I'd like to ask how I was not able to have points for the BOM participation in the spreadsheet? And if there's anything I could do to have it? Thank you!
Hey Mint, the BOM points are done manually by myself or Pongothai. So next time I am on the spreadsheet I will assign
Kathleen wrote: "Stephen King is well loved by many. Unfortunately, I'm one of the few that can't read his books lol. Not one of the BOMs interests me so I think I'll just read all BOMs for this month to compensate..."I can't read him either.
I was a huge Stephen king fan when I was younger and read most of his older stuff. I haven't read much of his newer stuff though ( from
on wards)
Nikk wrote: "Hey Mint, the BOM points are done manually by myself or Pongothai. So next time I am on the spreadsheet I will assign"i see. Thank you for the clarification!
I've been traveling in North Carolina for a couple of days so i haven't been able to do a lot of reading but I was able to make a lot of progress with
today and will probably get through a few more chapters tonight and tomorrow hopefully. I will have a few events to go to over the next couple of days but I will probably get to a normal reading schedule on Monday when I get back home hopefully. I will probably start
next. :)
Kelsi wrote: "Kathleen wrote: "Kelsi wrote: "I'm reading
, which will probably take the whole challenge because it will be interrupted by my many one book a week challenges bu..."I lived kind of deep in the mountains way back in HS and rarely go to the city. I only got my books from the school library which was mostly stocked with them Reader's Digest Condensed Books and because my options were limited I was able to read Gone with the Wind. I read a lot of Victoria Holt too courtesy of RD Condensed books. Reader's Digest loved Victoria Holt! I felt like I've read all her earlier works because of it.
I remember those readers digest books! Can't say I have read any Victoria Holt though.
I'm so jealous you got to meet him! He's an awesome writer. Very cool that he's nice too :)
I've only started reading Neil Gaiman last year. SO far I have read 2 of his works. I tried to read American Gods but I couldn't get into it. I wasn't in the mood for it so I didn't finish. I'll pick it up one of these days again.
I FINALLY got my copy of
. I pre-ordered the original covers but Book Depository ran out of stock or so they say and then emailed me after about 3 weeks saying they have it afterall. And it's signed. If they do this with every release of the book I'll be broke. Why did they have to change the covers!
The only Neil Gaiman book I have read is
though think about buying
when I was in the book shop earlier in the day.Instead I bought
and
The Graveyard book is my 2nd Gaiman and I absolutely loved it! I'm thinking of getting Norse Mythology too as it sounds interesting!I started
for BOM points.
I met Neil Gaiman in Minneapolis after he gave a speech at the Sigma Tau Delta (English Honor Society) convention. He started signing books at 9 pm and it was after midnight by the time my friend and I made it to the table. He was very gracious and would sign whatever we wanted (no limits as to number) and he was joking around with us and drew pictures in our books to go with his autograph. My copy of The Graveyard Book is signed with a tombstone picture drawn by him. He is also fun to follow on Twitter because sometimes he hangs out with his fans on different websites and plays with us (when he is supposed to be writing... shhh, don't tell...LOL)
Lol! That's so awesome! I'm not on twitter, but I'm seriously considering joining just to follow him!
That sounds like a great night. He came out to Sydney either last year or the year before and gave a talk and signed books and a couple of my friends who went were raving about it for months afterwards. his wife also comes out to play with her band on a regular basis and apparently she is also fun to follow on twitter.I don't spend as much time on twitter as i used to but I am still on it now and then for various things like deweys readathon and various blogging events
I find Twitter challenging. I can't find my way around it and I gave up trying. I still have my account though I just don't use it as much too.Attending BEA someday is somewhere in my bucketlist. The few authors that do visit my country are mostly YA authors and boyyyy the lines are excruciatingly LONG.
hi all! may i ask some suggestions on any books/titles/book characters that starts with the letters, Ys and Us? Thank you! This one's just so I could finish the other challenge I joined in and I couldn't find any books that I found interest in that fits the criteria. Any recommendations will be fine. Thank you!
I found some listopias for you. Hope these help.Titles that start with X, Y, or Z
Good Books that Begin with X, Y, Z
Titles that start with U, V, or W
Authors Starting With "Y"
One Word Titles - U
One Word Titles - X,Y,Z
YA Books That Start with "Y"
Mint wrote: "hi all! may i ask some suggestions on any books/titles/book characters that starts with the letters, Ys and Us? Thank you! This one's just so I could finish the other challenge I joined in and I co..."I read
recently and I think the MC's name starts with Y. Also
has an MC Yelena. I enjoyed both those books and recommend them.
has characters that start with Y and U but I didn't enjoy that book as much.
No I haven't. I didn't read past the first book but I should! It's on my list of series to finish. Have you read it?
Mint wrote: "Thank you Amt and Andrea! You guys are the best!! :D"You're welcome! Another book you could read is
- it's a BOM for June.
Andrea wrote: "No I haven't. I didn't read past the first book but I should! It's on my list of series to finish. Have you read it?"I've read the original trilogy. Dawn Study which is the last book in the continuing trilogy is the only book I haven't read yet. I'll probably get around to reading it next month.
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