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On Friday morning (UTC +12), I will be going on a ski trip and will most likely not have access to internet. If I come back after the deadline, is it possible to still add books and have them count? I'm assuming I'll get tons of reading done in the evenings when I'm not on the slopes, so I want all that to count!
Wasn't thinking of this game when I started this book but it works.
by Mimi BarbourOne of the main characters is Miguel Rivera.
Tomorrow I'll pick up The Magicians' Guild by Trudi Canavan, which has a main character named Rothen, or Winters Heat by Cristin Harber. I'm not sure which one will be a faster reading...
Actually I've decided to read Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury since we have such an abundance of r's to deal with
Just a quick update: I am down to 250 pages left of the Stand and plan to spend the rest of the afternoon and tomorrow reading so I should be done in a couple of days at the latest :)
haha this one is 1150 pages. I have been reading for almost 3 weeks now its crazy! The Dark Tower books are a definite must read though, they are the reason I picked up The Stand in the first place. It's one of those series that once you finish and look back it's just overwhelming. lol can you tell it's one of my favorites? :P
I decided to go with Winters Heat by Cristin Harber. I need it for another challenge and I think I can read it before week 2 is over.
So these are the books I hope to have read by the end of this weekend:1. The Mark of Athena (Can count as either an H (series name - Heroes of Olympus) or a R (author name - Rick Riordan)
2. The Picture of Dorian Gray (Counts as an O (author name - Oscar Wilde)
3. The House of Hades (Can count as either an H (series name - Heroes of Olympus) or a R (author name - Rick Riordan)
I hope that's a good enough spread that I'll be useful for completing words!
Have a great weekend everyone and I'll see you out on the other side. :)
Hi All. I have just returned from a brilliant holiday and I am happy I am able to join your team for this team challenge.my shelf is: NBRC Wheelathon
I am a bit unsure of what you need me to read this week and when the week started.
It looks like the week started the 20th of July and I have finished 2 books since that date:
A Croft in the Hills by Katharine Stewart
and
Neanderthal Seeks Human: A Smart Romance by Penny Reid
Let me know which books from my read shelf you need me to add to my NBRC Wheelathon shelf
Welcome Jane! Great to see you here.
I'm co-ordinating the challenge (and not actually on this team), but I know the teamies here will be pleased to see you :D
I'm co-ordinating the challenge (and not actually on this team), but I know the teamies here will be pleased to see you :D
Thanks Karen.Update on one of my books. I just read the spell it out rules and think that A Croft in the Hills by Katharine Stewart can actually work.
This is a non-fiction book about trying to make a living in a croft in Scotland. The family is Katharine, Jim and their daughter Helen
Hi Jane!!! Welcome aboard!!This week we are spelling HORROR. Our captain, Kerry-Anne, has a master list with what we have and what letter we still need on the first page of this discussion.
And we'll make sure we utilize your already read book.
Any doubt just ask and one of us will try to help you. :)
Joy wrote: "So these are the books I hope to have read by the end of this weekend: ..."Joy enjoy your trip!!!
Hi Jane! I only jumped aboard this week myself and so far it's been lots of fun. This is a group that really communicates and that makes it nice. And for the group - I'll be finishing Sleep Tight today. I have to; I have to find out what happens!
Okay, read a couple short books for the heck of it and now it's time to get back to work :-)Next -
by Stephanie BondCan be used for title or either of two characters, Ruby or Raymond
I just finished up with The Stand for the horror genre and letter R (Randall Flagg). Are we missing any other letters? I don't know if I can finish another one by tomorrow but I had some easier reads going as well so I might be able to polish one of them off.
No they spin a wheel to determine the genre every week. It changes tomorrow afternoon (I think). We just unfortunately happened to end up with horror two weeks in a row!
I am trying to power through Sea of Shadows which could count for character Ronan...I will check my other books and see if I can spot one that would work for O.
For the series name or title does it have to be the first word? I vaguely remember reading that. If it can be the second word however I am reading All Our Yesterdays so I could use the O from Our.
Hmm...I don't think I have any other O's. Not unless I start another book but I am not sure I could finish before a new genre is picked.
I finished two books last night, Sworn in Steel by Douglas Hulick for H, and Raven and the Wolf which could be R or O for the character Oleanir.
I finished one more that can be an "O" - On the Trail to Moonlight Gulch. I guess you've already reported them , though.
Oh, the book I'm currently reading fits.
by Sibel Hodgeworks for L (title or Liam Benson), H (author), C (Chloe Benson). does not work for genre
Over the next day or two I should be able to finish up:
All Our Yesterdays by Cristin Terrill which could count for a C or an L (author's name).
Sea of Shadows by Kelley Armstrong which could count for K (author's name), L (character name Levi), or T (character name Tova).
Also working on Shadowmagic by John Lenahan which could count for L (author's name) or C (character's name Conor).
Finally I plan to read Hush, Hush which would count for H (title word Hush) before the end of the week.
Unfortunately of all those books none are chick lit! But I should be able to power through most of those with the exception of Hush Hush (which I haven't started) in the next few days because I am about half way through or more.
All Our Yesterdays by Cristin Terrill which could count for a C or an L (author's name).
Sea of Shadows by Kelley Armstrong which could count for K (author's name), L (character name Levi), or T (character name Tova).
Also working on Shadowmagic by John Lenahan which could count for L (author's name) or C (character's name Conor).
Finally I plan to read Hush, Hush which would count for H (title word Hush) before the end of the week.
Unfortunately of all those books none are chick lit! But I should be able to power through most of those with the exception of Hush Hush (which I haven't started) in the next few days because I am about half way through or more.
Great! A different genre. :)I'm currently reading Sisters In Love by Melissa Foster. It's a Chick lit (22 users) and can count for letter L as the series name is Love in Bloom.
I've also started The Magicians' Guild by Trudi Canavan.
I just now finished Murder in the Mews which could be a C for author's name (Agatha Christie) or H for character (Hercule Poirot).
Girls, I'll put a treat with our progress in the first page so we can see what we have and what letter we need.Done! I've listed Irene, Kelsi, Mandy and my books to this week list. So far we need "I's".
You can check the list here - message 16
I don't know if everybody has seen but the mods created a discussion about difficult letter and there are a lot of options that work for letter "I".Discussion: Difficult Letter Help
:)
Hey all!I just got back from my ski trip, and I didn't break any bones, so that's a success!
Over the weekend, I finished The Mark of Athena (H or R) and The Picture of Dorian Gray (O), so feel free to add those to the list where they best fit so we can rack up the points!
Secondly, the next book I'll be reading is The House of Hades, which has a character named Iapetus in it, so it can count for an I. :)
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I'm certainly enjoying it Kerry-Anne. :) :)