Book Reviews and a Little More…
This week’s topic: First: Do you or have you ever read books about the Olympics? About sports in general? Fictional ones? Or non-fiction? Or both? And, Second: Do you consider yourself a sports fan? Because, of course, if you’re a rabid fan and read about sports constantly, there’s a logic there; if you hate sports and never read anything sports-related, that, too … but you
Read moreI hope you’ve had a good week! I’ve had a busy week, but I did get in some reading. I finished and reviewed three books this week: Dead Witness by Joylene Nowell Butler, The Good, the Bad, and the Undead by Kim Harrison, and Wed to a Stranger? by Jule McBride. The Kim Harrison book was by far the best book of the week, though
Read moreThis challenge doesn’t begin until November and lasts for a year, so really it’s more of a 2009 challenge. Just go along with my justification, mmmm’kay? In The Genre Challenge, the goal is to read one book in the following genres: crime fiction, detective fiction, mystery fiction, horror fiction, thriller fiction, romance fiction, science fiction, action/adventure fiction, fantasy fiction, realistic fiction, historical fiction, and western
Read moreWhat can I say, the weekend got away from me! I didn’t actually accomplish much reading on Sunday due to some yard work and 18 holes of golf, so here I am on Monday Tuesday. I think I’ve accomplished quite a bit in the last two weeks. I finished A Living Nightmare by Darren Shan, The Secret History of the Pink Carnation by Lauren Willig
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