From Book Journey:
So what is First Book? First Book is the first book you plan on reading in the New Year. It can be a long-coveted read you have not had time for, a guilty pleasure read like a re-read of a favorite… really it can be anything – it is, after all, YOUR First Book.
Fable by Adrienne Young was a gift,
Each year, Sheila from Book Journey takes us through a really cool blog tour–where we talk about the first book we intend to read in the brand new year.
I’ve been participating for a few years, and it is always fun. Last year, I read the novelization for ‘Rogue One’ and you can see me in this shot, with the book. I LOVED this book.
But,
For the Love of Audio : BookJourney
Longtime readers may know that I spend a lot of time reading Sheila’s Book Journey site, and she challenged readers to listen to audiobooks in the month of July. I am not normally an audiobook person, but my current job has me in the car between 2 and a half and 3 hours a day, so it makes sense that I use this time to NOT listen to the radio.
It’s Monday, January 26, 2015. It is Monday, and you know what that means–Hosted by Sheila at Book Journey, Monday is a great day to take stock of what you’re currently reading.
I like it because it holds me accountable. And, because I succeeded at the 120 books read in 2014 (via Goodreads), I agreed to read 200 in 2015—I’ve done it before, and for many years read at least that many,
It’s Monday, January 19, 2015. It is Monday, and you know what that means–Hosted by Sheila at Book Journey, Monday is a great day to take stock of what you’re currently reading.
I like it because it holds me accountable. And, because I succeeded at the 120 books read in 2014 (via Goodreads), I agreed to read 200 in 2015—I’ve done it before, and for many years read at least that many,
Growing up in the 80s and 90s it was hard not to read books by R.L. Stine. If you were a kid, you had Goosebumps, and if you were a pre-teen or a teen, you had Fear Street. Enjoying the latter so much (while my little brothers read a little of the other series), I was ecstatic to hear Stine was revisiting the street I had spent so much time reading about as a teen,
