50 books! I have more than 50 books listed on my 150+ challenge, only 100 to go. ;)
Read-a-Thon, Read-a-Thon, Read-a-Thon, Read-a-Thon, ....yea, just a little happy to participate in Dewey's 24 hour Read-a-Thon.
Totally wiped from Saturday and Spring into Horror started Sunday!
Another family birthday party :D This one was much more casual with store bought cake and finger foods. I asked if we were coordinating the food and when the answer was no, I said great, maybe we'll all bring brownie bites! I made finger Jello...don't really care for the orange when it is all by itself.
Watching the news at the gym, forgot my music, the Feds are still searching for Etan. Need more info? check out my review of After Etan
Hope everyone has a great week planned.
Mailbox Monday is a place to share all the wonderful books that have come to live in your home– including paper books, e-books and audio books. Started by Marcia of The Printed Page, the mailbox is currently on tour. Check it out so you know where to go next month.
A big thank you to Anna at Diary of an Eccentric for hosting in March.... April's host is Cindy's Love of Books (blog link, not post link).
Received for Review:
Adam Orser by Daniel Armand (review date June 20)
Giveaway/Contest:
The Ice Dragon by George R. R. Martin ~ thanks Heather!
Town in a Blueberry Jam by B. B. Haywood ~ thanks Heather!
from Author:
Rear View Mirror The Contemporary Romance by C. Callinsky
Purchased/delivered:
Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson
Blueberry Hill by Marcia Evanick
Crazy for the Storm by Norman Ollestad
Devil's Food Cake Murder by Joanne Fluke
kindle/ebooks (some titles were free or almost free):
The Mill River Recluse by Darcie Chan
Odd Jobs by Ben Lieberman
19 Dragons by SM Reine
Fallenwood by Leslie Soule
Chasing Faeries by E.W. Saloka
Feeding Malachi by Abigail Hilton
plus 5+ other free titles
What are you Reading?
A weekly Monday meme hosted by Shelia at Book Journey. Post what you read last week and what you're planning to read this week then link to Shelia's post. Then visit, visit, visit! She has a comment contest going on each week tied to the meme.
Finished:
The Gardner Heist by Ulrich Boser
Dragonsinger by Anne McCaffrey
The Christmas Proposition by K.A. Mitchell
Blueberry Hill by Marcia Evanick
Loving the Highlander by Janet Chapman
Dragondrums by Anne McCaffrey
Dakota Born by Debbie Macomber (for Dewey's RaT)
The Ice Dragon by George R. R. Martin (for Dewey's RaT)
The Lost Gate by Orson Scott Card (for Dewey's RaT)
Reading:
Probability of Murder by Ada Madison
A Graceful Death by Ann Summerville
Stay at Home Dead by Jeffrey Allen
The Book Lover by Maryann McFadden
Started, not actively reading:
list not working! It was supposed to remind me to finish them....
Next up:
finish something I'm currently reading
finish something I started
Reviewed:
Did Not Finish, may try again later:
Dark Peril by Christine Feehan (think I've already read it)
Need to Review-keep a running total and cross off as completed:
(this list is way too long and if they've been reviewed I didn't label them correctly!)
Spin the Plate, short story (current read)
A Modern Witch (current read)
Kekula (current read)
The Man Who Loved Books Too Much
True North
Whiskey Gulf
A Circle of Souls
Benny & Shrimp
The Right Side of the Tracks
Second Chance
copyright Book Dragon's Lair 2009-2012
9 comments:
Your need to review list is nice!
Speak is gut wrenching but excellent. I hope you love your new books!
Blueberry Hill is on my wish list. I read the first in the series (listened actually) and really enjoyed it.
I also list the books that I still need to do reviews for and I find it keeps me motivated to get them done. I always refer back to my It's Monday post during the week to see if I've made any progress on that list.
Have a great week!
Kristin @ Always With a Book
I've stopped reading Christine Feehan and just realized it when I didn't recognize the title you had down. Maybe its a good time to go find one of her titles!
Happy Reading this week! It's Monday! What Are YOU Reading??
Blueberry Hill caught my eye.
http://tributebooksmama.blogspot.com/2012/04/mailbox-monday_23.html
I have yet to read speak and I really should read it. YOu had a great book week. Enjoy
I need to read SPEAK, especially after it's big controversy not too long ago where someone wanted it banned!
Allison
Well-Read Reviews
Wow! What a list! Some of them look really good! How will you ever read them all?
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