Greysen is a "spiritual tree-hugger". Huh. Who knew?
The Riders of the Sidhe be Kenneth C. Flint
How I did it: It only took me two weeks.. BUT...if you find the right books it is too easy. I have read 4 books in 2 weeks. I created a list of books I wanted to read at www.tadalist.com. Then went to half price books (discounted book store) and bought them. When you have a nice size book collection, go to www.swaptree.com. This is a FREE book swapping site. Read how I did it…
Greysen is a "spiritual tree-hugger". Huh. Who knew?
The Riders of the Sidhe be Kenneth C. Flint
WoooahAilish finished reading Deathly Hallows today
And it’s only Saturday! So that gives me an extra two days to read “The Voyage of Dawn Treader”.
WoooahAilish finished reading Deathly Hallows today
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
Finally finishing my HP. Started it on Monday (it’s now Thursday).
Next I’m going to read “The Voyage of Dawn Treader” by C.S. Lewis.
Greysen is a "spiritual tree-hugger". Huh. Who knew?
White Shell Woman by James D. Doss
This book’s key sentences:
1. At first, we should decide important thing decide not difference, but weight to decide.
2. we should think more important thing by 3 steps.
3. Think about big strategy and effective and method.
4. Not runaway, stand for Q&A
5. 2 zakat to do
6. 3 patients for boss, senior, parents
Greysen is a "spiritual tree-hugger". Huh. Who knew?
Odd Hours by Dean Koontz – This was my least favorite of the Odd Thomas series.
True Colors: A Palette of Collaborative Art Journals by Sumerset Studio Publications
this book is a series of “Tokono-story”, central charactors have mystic force, they can see something strange motif of other people’s internal bad faith.
with regret, i think other books of this series rather than this book.
Every week pick a book from your own shelves, library or bookstore
Divide the number of pages in the book by 7
Read the number of pages in Step 2 every day for a week
You’re reading a book a week!
Some more ideas: alternate fiction and non-fiction books, keep a book log or journal, reward yourself with some little treat or put a few bucks each week in a piggy bank for a bigger reward, if you bought the book considering using http://www.bookcrossing.com/ to give your book to someone AND track its whereabouts!
Give me some more ideas so I can fulfill my “blog every week” goal too! ;)
13. True Detectives by Jonathan Kellerman
Was really hard to finish but I did it…
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Santa Monica
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azukibean asks,
“Does anyone use their finger to help them read faster? I read about this method but I find it to be very annoying and distracts me from what I am reading. Any thoughts??”
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Woodstock
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Some Kid asks,
“I find it hard to continuously read. Any suggestions on books that keep you going from page to page?”
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Santa Monica
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azukibean asks,
“I love to read, but I find that I am a slow reader. Any suggestions on how to read faster yet still be able to retain a lot of the content?”
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