Read 30 books in 2005

I just finished in one sitting:

Ellen Emerson White’s “Long May She Reign” which is a follow up to “The President’s Daughter” (but that one I didn’t read). I need to pick up the first book now and there are other books coming out next year too. Can’t wait – haven’t found an author that I really really liked in so long. :D

This isn’t hard because I’m a total bookworm but the hard part is finding the time to do it. I am an English major so….I get sick of reading outside of the texts already required of me.

But I read tons of fantasy that year and I still do, till this day. I’ve been reading a lot more nonfiction too. :)

Uh, well. It’s two and a half years later, and I certainly didn’t read 30 books in 2005. But I tried. I read slowly. Also, it was a horrendous year academically and emotionally. I’m not surprised. I’ve read more by not setting a numerical limit on my intented reading. Plus I read more children’s books now, and gosh are they packed full of meaning for so few pages!

Ugh, let’s try this agian

fell short in 2005, but got to a very good year in 2006, though some of the books I will definitely have to postpone until 2007.

Είμαι μια βιβλιόψειρα και έχω αποφασίσει να διαβάσω έξω όλα τα κερδίζοντας μυθιστορήματα βραβείων booker.

Im in college what more can I say

I have always been an avid reader and since the beginning of the year I have read 64 books. If anyone is looking for someone to help motivate themselves to do this – Feel free to ask.

I was a couple short, but last year I really upped my reading.

Quality books make you feel really good.

I did just barely complete this in 2005. My last book was Dr. Budds and another one, I had it written down at one time. But this year, I will most likely get close to this again, but it wigged me out some and I read when I had more pressing things to do. I will not worry about this one so much. I need to be reading scholarly journals more.