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Mar 30, 2015 12:01PM
This is the thread where we can discuss which books we are planning to read for the Spring Readathon. The Readathon will run from 12:01 a.m. on April 20th to 11:59 p.m. on April 26th.
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I'll be reading from library books1. the wind through the keyhole
2. the throat
3. Death Comes to Pemberly
the throat is quite a long book, so I'll stick to these three.
Those will get me started at least, although I may finish the first one before then as I have a review due on the 24th. But right now those are my 'plan'.
I have two that I need to finish to get "blackout" on my Reading Bingo board...
1) War and Peace 2) Eminent Victorians. Since I need to finish in April, I'm hoping to take a chunk out of them during the Readathon.
1) War and Peace 2) Eminent Victorians. Since I need to finish in April, I'm hoping to take a chunk out of them during the Readathon.
Hmmm, I'll be just back from a trip, so it'll be hard to know what reading mood I'll be in. All the Light We Cannot See has worked its way to the top of the pile, so maybe I'll begin with that one.
I mostly read from library Books, i have presently the following here:Coble, Colleen Lonestar Sanctuary
Coble, Colleen Lonestar Homecoming
Coulter, Catherine Secret Song
Neggers, Carla Echo Lake lg 445
Coble, Colleen Alaska Twilight
Jackson, Lisa Ovsession
Mallery, Susan Sweet Talk
Peterson, Tracie Dawn's Prelude
Spindler, Erica Forbidden Fruit
Hilderbrand, Elin Beautiful Day
KrentZ, Jayne Ann Truth or Dare
Thayer, Nancy Between Husbands & Friends
Carr, Robyn One Wish
Carr, Robyn Wanderer
Ellis, Julie Far to Go
Brennan, Allison Dead Heat
Kleypas, Lisa Love, Come to Me
Sutcliffe, Katherine Bad Moon Rising
I'm going to try to read some books for the 50 New Book Challenge. I'm not quit sure what those books are yet though.
I'm doing mine all month long so these are my planned reads so far:Enzan: The Far Mountain: A Connor Burke Martial Arts Thriller-almost done
Divergent
Living Hell
Illusion
and some ebooks. other reads I'll find at the library on my tbr list.
Im going to concerate on the books on my ereader I have over 200 classic I have never read or things like huckleberry finn which I was the first book I ever read myself and can't really rember it and I never did read tom sawyer. So my personal challenge to read as many of the ebooks I have as I can.
I will be focusing on my massive NetGalley shelf, as well as ALA Best Books for Young Adults for community service credit at my local library.Unfortunately, the readathon week coincides with my midterm week, but I will do my best. I will settle for a pathetic 1 book goal :P
I plan to work to boost closer to my goal for year.. I'd like to read @ least 2 books during readathon..
If I don't all ready have it finished by then,
As I've been wanting to read it for forever, but haven't had the chance!
As I've also been wanting to read this, and if I have the time,
I don't have a specific plan this time. I won't be able to read much toward the end of the week as i have a class reunion.
This month I have finished: I am way behindApril
01 081 Coble, Colleen Alaska Twilight
02 082 Mallery, Susan Sweet Talk
03 083 Peterson, Tracie Dawn's Prelude 04 084 Carr, Robyn One Wish
05 085 Neggers, Carla Echo Lake
05 086 Carr, Robyn One Wish
09 087 Brennan, Allison Dead Heat
11 088 O'Dell, Scott The Castle in the Sea
14 089 Woods, Stuart Hot Pursuit
I have just started reading Cruciale Keuzes This will keep me busy for a while. I haven't planned anything after this one.
My plan is to read Dragonwyck. It is a 400 page book so I am attempting to read it and finish by the time the readathon ends.
I'm working on A Little Life. It's long and I work full-time and I'm not the fastest reader, but I'll read as much of it as I can through the week. I've heard great things about it.
I'm currently roughly half way through North and South, which I can't get into, so I might dedicate this readathon to getting myself back into reading.
So I might go for:
Wool
Atonement
Othello
The Knife of Never Letting Go
So I might go for:
Wool
Atonement
Othello
The Knife of Never Letting Go
Finish for 50 book challenge: InfernoFinish for ROYGBIV: Red Dog Saloon
Start for group read:Anna Karenina
Read for 50 book challenge: Fu-Fu-Fu-Frank!: One Man's Struggle with Tourette Syndrome
-The author grew up down the road from my father, in my home town.
Megan, it's so interesting that you have a personal connection to the book - I hope you enjoy it! Let us know what you think of it when you're done.
The Enchanted April READ 4/22/15; Pages 232The Violets of March READ 4/24/15; Pages 296
The Things They Carried READ 4/26/15; Pages 246
Death of a Salesman Pages 40
TOTAL 814
If I'm doing good, then also:
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
I finish the first book listed in my goals for the spring readathon! Now starting the second book. I am fairly new to GR and the group, and not sure if I am doing this right. I posted my goal to this thread, but was there something else I was supposed to do to officially join the spring readathon?
I read: I also mostly read large print since I am blind20 Mallery, Susan Almost Perfect bk 2
22 Carr, Robyn Newcomer bk 2
23 Coble, Colleen Innkeeper's Bride bk 2
24 Coulter, Catherine Secret Song bk 4
26 Hilderbrand, Elin Beautiful Day
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