Brittany Risner is reading.
To the Nines – Janet Evanovich
laurashambles is a Lifelong Learning Reinventing Builder, apparently.
How I did it: I discovered the wonders of the 3 for €10 table in Byrnes (I usually hate that evil, evil shop, but there are some real gems to be found.) and 2nd hand books (Places like Chapters in Dublin are amazing and random charity shops can be great as well), went to the library a lot and I read a few ebooks on my ipod with the hand of some nifty pdf-jpg software.All my newly acquired books are taking up a lot of room though - I think I'll be… Read how I did it…
sierrak Sun-shiney fall weather...just gorgeous!
How I did it: This year, I focused more on reading whole series of books, which made achieving this goal really fly! I read the first seven mysteries in Cleo Coyle's "Coffee House" Mystery series, and I also started reading the Harry Potter series from beginning to end. This year, I made a point to read each month's book chosen my my book club. I also read a lot of books about China, thanks to suggestions from my friend living i… Read how I did it…
vneely is writing and baking!
How I did it: Went to the library a lot. Read lots of Newbery Award books. Sometimes there would be long gaps where I'd be distracted and wouldn't read anything, and then there would be bursts of reading to make up for it. Read how I did it…
Jaspar Efaw is a mess
How I did it: My best friend helped the most. She gave me books every week. I didn't go to the library but it would have been nice too. Out of all the book I read probably only 30 were ones I had never read before. My favorite was the book my mom got me for my birthday. It's called The Thirteenth Tale. Check it out. Read how I did it…
tiggsybabes is on half term
How I did it: 1) Labyrinth by Kate Mosse2) The Third Form at St Claire’s by Pam Cox, writing as Enid Blyton3) Before I Say Goodbye by Ruth Picardie4) The Princess Diaries Guide to Christmas by Meg Cabot5) Plum Lovin’ by Janet Evanovich6) Everyone Worth Knowing by Lauren Weisberger7) Second Honeymoon by Joanna Trollope8) Second Chance by Jane Green9) The Friday Night Knitting Club by Kate Jacobs10) 11) The Mammoth Hunters by Jean M Auel 12) Boy Mee… Read how I did it…
ele85 is a radio speaker :D
46. The Shadow of the Wind (Carlos Ruiz Zafón)
47. Sugar Blues (William Dufty) -> everybody should read it!
Legionella is happier than ever!!!!!!
It`s a story about the love between a woman from Switzerland and a man from UAE. Nothing extraordinary, but interesting though.
jaspurlin is striving for balance
A pretty good collection of the this great author’s work. Made for an excellent introduction.
Ash~ exhaling happiness walking on leaf carpets once more ...
A quick and highly informational read. I had been wanting to read this book for years, and suddenly got the motivation to do so in the middle of my sociology class, and I’m quite glad I did. The connotations that Levitt found were incredible and astounding. I cannot wait to read the sequel.
lilyschulte is arrived
I wasn´t really aware this was available as a draft version, buuut it´s just soooo much better than the other books, so much funnier, so much more perceptive, i love it!
Hating to put it down and to wait for it to come out..
November 15th- Midnight Sun
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Dobrich
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Tonny is In Love With LIFE asks,
“I started reading "Ulysses". So my question is have I overestimated myself? I mean I read like 30 pages of it and it is damn hard to get and follow the story line..and all those reference notes. Please someone tell me if he had read it(and how)”
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Hyderabad
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ashgirl_guyhater asks,
“I started this goal with the intention of smartening myself up If you get what I mean..with books like the da vinci code but I'm not enjoying it...I like fun books like eat, pray, love and chick lit.Am I dumb and wasteing my time with this goal?”
— 3 months ago |
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