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I may end up swapping my other writing craft book on my TBR for King's "On Writing" memoir, a favorite of mine, after reading through your posts. To be honest, I love King as a writer, but can't do horror books. His memoir is my favorite book on writing (we even used it as a "textbook" in a creative writing class way back when I was in HS), but I've read a few others of his where I can. I think I've read the "The Long Walk"The Long Walk twice because its a bit more dystopian thriller, but its close to the full amount of creep I can handle.
Can't wait for your post-readathon update. Enjoy!


Total Time: 17 hours 37 minutes
Total Reading Time: 13 hours 37 minutes
Total Listening Time: 4 hours
Total Sleeping Time: 6 hours 33 minutes
Total Pages (including audio): 1,079
Total Books Finished Reading: 1

Total Books Finished Listening: 1

Total Books Read Completely: 4




Total Books Listened Completely: 1

Total Books Partially Read: 1

Food & Drink-
Green mountain breakfast blend coffee
Yogi orange clove caffeine free tea
Strawberry frosted mini wheats
Honey teddy grahams
Pepsi
Homemade ramen soup (made by the hubby yesterday) & frozen pork potstickers
BBQ pringles
Green mountain breakfast blend coffee
Creamy BLT Zucchini Pasta I've made it before following this recipe but this time I chopped up the zucchini (I only had one), used baby spinach instead of arugula, used ketchup instead of tomato paste. I improvised with what I had on hand. And I put it all over angel hair spaghetti. It was delicious!
Water
Zest tea cinnamon apple energy tea
Krusteaz chocolate chunk cookie (or two...or three...)


Stephen King is on my list too: Misery. The last book on my RAD list too. I will continue to read, but not too fast. I aant to savour the horror. Enjoy :-)

I liked it! It got a little repetitive but being was it is, it kind of had to be. But it was good. I saw the movie with Nicole Kidman a long time ago and luckily didn't remember the twist. lol.

Thanks! That’s good to hear. I will save the movie for later ;)

And great stats, nice!!"
Thank you Susy! See you in April!

It was great, thanks Kate!

Stephen King is definitely worth savoring!

Great stats! See you in April! (or before!)"
I did, thank you! Definitely see you next Dewey's!


Thanks Ann!

Thanks Jennifer! It was so good! It will be in my meal rotation now!

Same, was very happy with this reminder lol
Elyse wrote: "I'm baaaaaack. Just signed up!"
Yay!

Been too preoccupied with the board game."
haha I know right? I flagged the blog email and was finally like okay today I will sign up. That was 3 days ago about I finally did it! lol

Same, was very happy with this reminder lol
Elyse wrote: "I'm baaaaaack. Just signed up!"
Yay!"
haha you're welcome!

It's such a fun idea! I'm loving it!






And possible listens



Graphic novels to come but possibly at least


And I definitely have a bunch of Vol 1 and 2's of various graphic novels sitting on my bookshelf like




But first! I must print the BINGO board and strategize! This whole list could change! lol. I skipped the board the past couple of 'thons but I'm feeling it again and yay for plenty of time to prepare!

Which is the longest wait!! lol.





I've heard the Illuminae books are amazing as audio books! Although, do I want/need to know about Jay Kristoff's recent actions? I am so out of the loop lately.

Well, there is this big thing going on over on Bookstagram. An author was called out for being racist in either her books or her posts, I'm still not 100% sure on the original offense(s) but she said that Jay Kristoff has been very supportive of her and her stance and that put a bad taste in my mouth. There's a lot of things going on on both sides that I don't 100% agree with and it's a bit of a sh** show over there.
Elyse wrote: "Jamie wrote: "I've heard the Illuminae books are amazing as audio books! Although, do I want/need to know about Jay Kristoff's recent actions? I am so out of the loop lately..."
Well, there is thi..."
From what I've seen following Jay Kristoff, I HIGHLY doubt he's racist and I'm not sure I'd trust her, but I can see where you're coming from
Well, there is thi..."
From what I've seen following Jay Kristoff, I HIGHLY doubt he's racist and I'm not sure I'd trust her, but I can see where you're coming from

Well..."
I'm a bit disappointed that he hasn't spoken on it (people definitely ran to him as soon as his name dropped from her mouth) or the fact that he's getting 4 separate ARCs with different covers for his latest novel when POC can barely get one ARC.


I fell down quite the rabbit hole after 2 or 3 people I follow started talking about this author and I wound up following a bunch more BGers who have really good, smart things to say.

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