Showing posts with label Book Binge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Book Binge. Show all posts
Melody

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Here is the list of books I read in May:
  1. Fragile Things by Neil Gaiman
  2. Enna Burning by Shannon Hale
  3. The Choice by Nicholas Sparks
  4. One True Thing by Anna Quindlen
  5. Vanishing Acts by Jodi Picoult
  6. The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield (currently reading)
  7. Fire and Ice by Anne Stuart (currently reading)

I wouldn't say I have read a lot or too few books in this month, since it is about the average number of books I read each month. I am currently enjoying The Thirteenth Tale and Fire and Ice; I am reading the first book with Jaimie and the story is very intriguing right from the beginning. In this story, author Vida Winter is a mysterious character and I can't wait to find out her story as told to the young biographer, Margaret Lea. Fire and Ice is another exciting read, as I am reading this with Alice and Julia. With flaming red hair and tattooed cheekbones, Bad boy Reno is not your typical hero and I am eager to find out how sparks fly between him and the brainy beauty heroine, Jilly Lovitz as they race across Japan to escape from being assassinated.

I would also like to take this opportunity to thank Mary Poppins for hosting this.

By the way, if you have read any of the books above (or any from my book list as shown on the right bar), please email me so that I can link up your review to mine.

Melody
What is Book Binge?

Well, for the month of May, participants will keep track of the books they read and blog the list at the end of the month. This begins today (Monday, May 5th) and the list will be published on June 1.

I decided to join since I list the books I read monthly anyway. ;-)

Other rules:
  • You can include books you re-read, so long as you re-read them in between May 5 and 31.
  • You may also include books you start but don’t finish, just note the page at which you gave it up. Something like, “Quit, page 47 of 322″.
  • You may only include books you read aloud to your children if they are at least 125 pages long.
  • Students may include textbooks (if they’re at least 100 pages long).

Please leave a comment here if you wish to participate.