What are you reading in February?

[Beth]

Happy weekend, CFD! You know the drill - share your reading plans, current reads, and reading round-ups here!

[Natalie]

I am currently listening to . I am also planning to start listening to either , , or . I will also continue reading . We will see what happens.

[Beth]

Currently reading:


Reading Plans:

[Rachel]

I am currently reading Sympathy for the Devil

And then, I have a bunch more library books to read. Here they are in random order: To Have and to Kill Riders of the Purple Sage Quinny & Hopper The Merlot Murders The Long Quiche Goodbye If You Can't Stand the Heat Half of a Yellow Sun Blue Ridge Sunrise The Murder of Roger Ackroyd The Big Four The Mystery of the Blue Train

The requests I have made from the library are Tiger Forest of a Thousand Lanterns Stormdancer and The House on Foster Hill

So, all of these books are my possible February reads.

[Nancy]

Miramar Bay by Davis Bunn

[Staci, Book Awards Specialist]

This month hope to read:

[Caitlyn]

I just finished:
Currently Reading:
Plans... also a to be determined Hidden Gem and hopefully at least one from my TBR list!

[Loraine]

I just finished:

I am currently reading:

I hope to read:

[Elizabeth]

First off I need to finish and then some options for February are:

[Marie]

I'm listening to I'm also reading

I chose Tending Roses because I wanted to join in the discussion this month (it'll be my first time!) but I still haven't figured out where that takes place. I've been on Goodreads for several years and I never get involved in the groups because they seem overwhelming...I can never find where to post. My goal this month is to figure it out. All hints welcome :)

[Loraine]

Marie here is the link where the discussion will take place. The links are near the top of the home page each month under Book of the Month and Group Buddy Read. Hope this helps you.

https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

[Charlene]

So far I have finished:

I am currently reading:

Hopefuls:

[Marie]

Thank you so much Loraine! It was difficult on my phone app but it seems to be easier to find stuff when I'm on my laptop. Thanks again!

[Lila]

I'm having trouble getting into a book I signed up to review. I have to finish it by February 12 and didn't realize how long it was! Finding Amor

Then I want to finish the "short story" I started, not realizing how long it would take to read. (Kindle says more than an hour).

Then I will need to get started on a much shorter book for review in March,The Baggage Handler.

If I have any more time, I need to finish Gulliver's Travels that I never finished last year (I'm at 50%) to count for the Past, Present, & Catchup challenge.

[Kate, Challenge Fun Distributor]

finished:
currently reading: ,
planning to read: , , , , and a TBD HG
hoping to get to: , ,

[Katrina]

For February:

Currently Reading:


Planning to read:


Hoping to get to:

[Sarita]

Finished:

Currently reading (Jan hidden gem)

Listening to

Plan to read:

Plan to listen to:


Hopefully also get to read:

[Missy]

February is going to be another difficult month for me, implementing and going live on a new system at work is taking up a lot of my reading time. But I hope to finish: and (GM for work).

If I have time I hope to start: and .

[Nancy]

I am thoroughly enjoying The Twin by Jan Hudson. I am halfway through it and so far it is a clean, sweet romance.
It just is SO Texas and as an adult transplant to this marvelous state I am a total fan.

[Nancy]

Whoops, around page 140 The Twin lost its clean designation. This is c2010 Harlequin American Romance (series book).
So NOT recommended for CFD group....

[Missy]

What I read this month: and .

What I started, but didn't finish:

For book exchange at work: ; ; and .

[Elizabeth]

I did pretty good this month. I finished as well as a GM YA fantasy. I won't have enough time to finish or but both are enjoyable so far.

[Maria Clara]

I was happy with how much I got to squeeze in this month in termns of fiction since I started my master's

Read

Non-fiction

Currently reading

[Staci, Book Awards Specialist]

In February, I read:



Hidden Gem:

[Sarita]

Read:


Audio books

[Staci, Book Awards Specialist]

Nice Sarita! You had a good reading month!!

[Sarita]

Staci wrote: "Nice Sarita! You had a good reading month!!"

Yes! Especially for such an short month.

But Audiobooks helps a lot - because I work with numbers I can most of the time listen while working :-)

[Wendy]

In February ~

I read



And listened to

[Wendy]

Sarita wrote: "But Audiobooks helps a lot."

Audiobooks helped me out with my book count this month too!

[Sarita]

Wendy wrote: "In February ~

I read
[bookcover:On the Lookout|43794..."

That Lynette Eason series is High on my list for this year!

[Wendy]

I haven't read the 1st one, but those 3 I read are so good! I'm pretty sure you'll enjoy them too!

[Missy]

Sarita wrote: "Staci wrote: "Nice Sarita! You had a good reading month!!"

Yes! Especially for such an short month.

But Audiobooks helps a lot - because I work with numbers I can most of the time listen while wo..."


I wish I could listen to audio books, since I do a lot of computer work it would break up the silence. But I get so lost in them, I loose my place, it is a disaster. 🤷‍♀️ So I guess I will just stick to paper books and my Kindle.

[Katrina]

I did not get as much reading as I had hoped in February but I did finish 2 of my planned books:
and

With March being longer than February I hope I get more reading done.

[Caitlyn]

In February I read:

[Rachel]

In February, I finished Sympathy for the Devil that I started on January 31st.
Then, I completely read To Have and to Kill If You Can't Stand the Heat Quinny & Hopper (note: middle grade book) Riders of the Purple Sage Blue Ridge Sunrise The Long Quiche Goodbye The Merlot Murders The Murder of Roger Ackroyd The Big Four The Mystery of the Blue Train and The House on Foster Hill

Picture books: Frozen: Look and Find and Star Wars Rebel Heroes

Bible: 1 Peter (Bible #60), ESVExodus - The Bible, #2Leviticus2 Peter and Numbers

[Kate, Challenge Fun Distributor]

Kate wrote: "finished:
currently reading: ,
planning t..."
Not too bad . . . but not as many finishes as I'd have liked . . . guess that's what comes from a shorter month.
, , , , , ,

[Anne]

I abandoned and started :)

[Sarita]

Missy wrote: "Sarita wrote: "Staci wrote: "Nice Sarita! You had a good reading month!!"

Yes! Especially for such an short month.

But Audiobooks helps a lot - because I work with numbers I can most of the time ..."

I do have to restart a chapter from time to time :-)

[daylan(its ya boy dayz in the hood)]

i am readingSeeds of Rebellion
next i will read Chasing the Prophecy
after that i will readHouse of Robots Robot Revolution! Robots Go Wild!

[Beth]

Some novels...


A couple nonfiction & poetry:


And some childrens books:


Also listened to a couple of audiobooks (both general market)

[Charlene]

Wow! You guys read a lot of books in February. Well done everyone!!

[Charlene]

Wendy wrote: "In February ~

I read


What did you think of Wendy?

[Charlene]

Sarita - Restarting a few chapters when listening to an audiobook is one of the draw backs but I still enjoy listening 😊

[Charlene]

My February reads

[Shash]

My February...

[Sarita]

Charlene wrote: "Sarita - Restarting a few chapters when listening to an audiobook is one of the draw backs but I still enjoy listening 😊"

Same here :-)

[Loraine]

Here's what I managed to read in February:

[Lila]

I've been slowing down in my reading challenges, trying to read more intentionally. I only finished 4 in February: Finding Amor, Anne's House of Dreams, A Very Austen Valentine, Mark (Bible #41), ESV

[Caroline]

My February:

[Wendy]

Charlene wrote: "What did you think of Wendy?"

I found it interesting, and all the twists and turns kept me turning the pages. Oh, and I loved Kevin!
The only downside for me was the amount of social drinking that went on throughout the story.