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What book are you looking forward to reading the most over Winter Break?
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Dec 18, 2014 04:44PM
At the end of a semester, I always have a stack of books I'm waiting to read. What's at the top of your to-read list?
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I have a huge stack of comic book collections that I am dying to tap into (WONDER WOMAN, BATGIRL, CATWOMAN, all New 52). I am also looking forward to reading SHOOTING KABUL by NH Senzai, and probably tapping into 'SALEMS LOT by Stephen King.
Kaia wrote: "At the end of a semester, I always have a stack of books I'm waiting to read. What's at the top of your to-read list?"Out of the Dust, actually! One of my classmates in children's materials was super into it, and now I finally wanna read it.
Briar Rose by Jane Yolen and The Library Beyond the Book by Schnapp and Battles.
And probably carrying on with the ongoing HP reread that I'm always in the middle of.
Oh man, my list is way, way too long!Attachments by Rainbow Rowell
Home and Lila by Marilynne Robinson
A handful of Michael Pollan stuff
More than This by Patrick Ness
Bel Canto by Ann Patchett
..and way too many more!
But as usual this list will probably grow and change as January goes on!
Eee!! For having a break and reading all the books! I'm in the middle of Where'd You Go Bernadette
Vicious and Ready Player One are waiting for me at the library, and at some point I'll get my hands on Station Eleven and the Bone Clocks. I'm also in the mood for a reread of Little Women and/or Jane Eyre at the moment.
I'm in the middle of Death Comes to Pemberley and I will likely finish it today. I also have a stack of National Geographic that I want to read. The next book on my list (because it's kind of topical) is Nothing to Envy: Ordinary Live in North Korea. I am also hoping to get through Ready Player One over break. I'm sure it will not be a problem! After that, I will have to see what strikes me.(My reading list is usually all over the place and it's no different this time around.)
I just got back from the library with a stack! The ones I'm looking forward to most are Brown Girl Dreaming by Jacqueline Woodson, Neil Patrick Harris' book, and Illusions of Fate by Kiersten White. I'm also eager to get to some of the books expected to be up for Printz and Newbery awards!
