Spring Reading Challenge
Well it's that time of the year again! Katrina at Callapidder Days is issuing out the command to get our reading lists out and done!"I can't wait to see what everyone will be reading this spring. Whether you're reading for fun, for inspiration, for learning, or just to force yourself to finish up those half-read books, I hope you enjoy every page!"
So without further adieu is here is my list for the challenge! (I will be having reviews for most of the books up on my blog once I am finished with the book, so this is a preview of what is to come for the next few months). Note: These are all my library books, which means these MUST be read by the end of the challenge or face the wrath of fines! I haven't listed books I own because I don't know if I'll get around to them, but they might pop up at the end of the challenge on my list.
FINISHED!!!!!
Miss Invisible by Laura Jensen WalkerThe Perfect Match by Susan MayWarrenScenes from aHolidayby Laurie Graff, Carrie Lissner, and Melanie MurraySlightly Single by Wendy MarkhamSee Jane Date by Melissa SenateA Time to Love by Al and Joanna LacyThe Tender Flame by Al and Joanna LacyOn Assignment by Marilyn KokMemories by Peggy DartyMoonglow by Peggy DartyLandon Snow and the Shadows of Malus Quidam by R.K. MortensonPromises by Peggy DartyA Dime a Dozen by Mindy Starns ClarkA Quarter for a Kiss by Mindy Starns ClarkIn All Deep Places by Susan MeissnerA Window to the World by Susan MeissnerBlessed are the Merciful by Al and Joanna LacyGood Times, Bad Boys by Melanie MurrayWhere Mercy Flows by Karen HarterTangled Web by Shirley BrinkerhoffThe Buck Stops Here by Mindy Starns ClarkEarthly Vows by Patricia HickmanWithout a Trace by Colleen CobleMean Season by Heather CochranWhat I Really Want to Do Is Direct by Yvonne Collins and Sandy RideoutThe Funeral Planner by Lynn IsenbergLet’s Meet on Platform 8 by Carole MatthewsSecond Choices by Shirley BrinkerhoffConfessions of an Ex-Girlfriend by Lynda CurnynIt’s Not Easy Being Mean by Lisi Harrison-
Denim Blueby Melody Carlson
- Strapless by Leigh Riker (This book was nothing more than a trashy romance novel disguised as chick lit. I only read five chapters and then gave up.)
Wow, what a list! And yes, great variety. Thanks for joining the Spring Reading Thing. Enjoy all that reading!
ReplyDeleteHey Deb-you got a copy of Perfecting Kate from TitleTrakk :) Woo hoo - happy reading!
ReplyDeleteThe Mindy Starns Clark books are great! I really enjoyed that series when I read them. Have fun!
ReplyDeleteAhh! A great list. I think I will copy it and use it myself. Thanks for saving me the trouble!
ReplyDeleteGuess I'm too late to join this challenge uhn?
ReplyDeleteI really wanted to post on your March 27th post about Last Light. There isn't a post link. Anyway, my book club will be reading this book soon and I can't wait.
Wow--that's a lot of library books!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter just read Landon Snow. I'll be interested to see what you think of it.
I didn't realize we could pick more the n 5 books. I might add more to mine! You have a lot of interesting books there! I might have to check some of them out....
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Wow you have a great list! I'm soo looking forward to all of your reviews, especially See Jane Date. I need to add that to my Fall reading list. Good luck with all of them and Happy Reading! =)
ReplyDeleteDeb. It's Not Easy Being Mean is a YA general fiction book isn't it? Hope you post your review on your blog.
ReplyDeleteDeb - great stuff and good to see you moving through them! I'm too scared to list my TBR - way too intimidating - LOL!
ReplyDeleteHey Deb - me again! Trish Perry posted a note to you on my blog! Check it out, my friend :)
ReplyDeleteI finally joined the challenge. I know I'm late. ;)
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ReplyDeleteGreat book variety! Enjoyed the list...thanks.
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RYC: I have seen the preview for BECOMING JANE. I'm intrigued by it...think Anne Hathaway is an interesting choice to play Jane. Not sure how I'll like it...but like I said, I'm intrigued.
ReplyDeleteMaybe I should do this Spring Reading Challenge...I need something to give me the proverbial kick in the pants to get on track with my reading.
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ReplyDeleteOoops. I've got to get crackin' with this challenge.
ReplyDeleteJen has it right: so many books, so little time.
You clever girl - you put me to shame :):):)
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