- If You're Reading This, It's Too Late, Pseudonymous Bosch
- Doc Wilde and the Frogs of Doom, Tim Byrd
- Clementine and the Family Meeting, Sara Pennypacker
- Hill Hawk Hattie, Clara Gillow Clark
- Witch Eyes, Scott Tracey
- Reckless, Cornelia Funke (NOOK)
Three of them are for my Reading My Library project, one is because I love the author (Pennypacker), one is for an online book club, and one is a Cybils books. The pattern seems to be that I read a lot of children's books.
I'm currently reading:
I'm currently reading:
- One Door Away From Heaven, Dean Koontz. I think this is the first Koontz I've read; it was a gift from the school bus driver. I'm mid-way through.
- I Am a Man, Joe Starita. Reading because it's about history in Nebraska.
- How Starbucks Saved My Life, Michael Gill. From my TBR list
- Prophecy, T.C. Southwell (NOOK). Free book from Barnes & Noble.
- Heat, Nancy Holder My finisher award book.
- Traveling Mercies, Anne Lamott. I'm just poking at this book from my nonfiction shelves.
- The Terrorists of Irustan, Louise Marley. Again slowly moving through.
- The Secret Duke, Jo Beverly. Poke book. They've just agreed to part...
- How I Met My Countess, Elizabeth Boyle. She's an idiot. They broke up because they didn't talk.
- The End of Racism, Dinesh D'Souza. I disagree with most of his conclusions.
What will I read next? I'm trying to get those challenges done! I have almost all of the remaining Cybils books from the library, and I'm trying to combine the alphabet and state books. And work in the Globals. Ack!
A-Z: 45/52. Need authors for Q, U, X, and Z, and titles for J, Q, and Z.
Global Reading Challenge:17/21. I'm counting kids books.
Read Around the World: 21/20. Done!
Science Book Challenge: 3.141/3.141... Done! And hey, Switch is sorta science. I should add that.
Stream: 3/3, 1/3, 3/3, 3/3. I have to figure out how to register myself as done.
Take a Chance: 9/10. I have the last book at home.
20/11: 20/20. Done!
What's In a Name?: 6/6. Done!
Where Am I Reading?: 33/50. I'm reading a Nebraska book, and possibly an Idaho one. We'll see if the characters travel in the Koontz book.
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