Category: 2015 Challenge
Finishing Christmas Spirit
I tried for Mistletoe, 2-4 books and I accomplished it. I read the first 3 Harry Potter books, which are based somewhat around Christmas, as they are also part of HP Dec.
Goodreads Challenge: 2015 Complete
Best news of the day! I conquered my goal of 200 books in 2015. Do you set goals for reading? What are some of your goals for next year? I am still thinking about mine, but would love to friend you on Goodreads–add me as a friend and I will add you back!
6th Annual Christmas Spirit Challenge
I am signed up for the 6th Annual Christmas Spirit Reading Challenge, that starts in the coming week and ends in January. I want to try and read the mistletoe level (2-4 books), and focus on a few books that I might have been given as gifts (:-)) and you can play along, too! Go…
Accountability: Boosting my Books Read
You may not know this, but I am attempting 200 books in 2015, via my Goodreads Challenge. I’m over halfway, but still have a bit of work to do on my goodreads to update my listings. That being said, I think it would be great to bolster my books read, especially considering November is NaNoWriMo…
Working Girl: A Review of Lindsay Cameron’s Big Law
Disclosure: I was provided the pictured copy of Lindsay Cameron’s Big Law in exchange for my honest review as part of BookSpark University’s Fall Reading Challenge. Thanks, BookSparks! I’ve always been fascinated by the law and those whom practice it. I like the orderly nature of the law, and how people can pull pieces of…
Dying for your Art : A review of Susan Wittig Albert’s Death Come Quickly
One of the great things about paperbacks is that they can be a welcome distraction from the screen. They also are a great passage of time—I know, for example, that I will be able to look forward to a new China Bayles mystery each year and in a great, portable format. Enter Susan Wittig Albert’s…