Spring Reading Challenge
FINISHED!!!!!
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!
Spring Reading Thing 2008 is simply an opportunity for you to set some reading goals, share them with the blogosphere, and work toward them this spring. Perhaps you want to add some variety to your fiction reading. Or maybe you've had very good intentions as far as reading that book on budgeting or marriage or starting a home business, but...you haven't even cracked the cover yet. Some might want to read more with their children; others might feel guilty for never having read Wuthering Heights.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.
Or maybe you just love to read and want to share your reading list and check out everyone else's.
If any of those situations resonate with you, then the Spring Reading Thing is for you!
Christian Fiction
Slices of Life by Judy BaerSnow Angel by Jamie CarieHidden History by Melody CarlsonBlood Sisters by Melody CarlsonMidnightSeaby Colleen CobleObsession by Ted DekkerSaint by Ted DekkerShowdown by Ted DekkerFancy Pants by Cathy Marie Hake-
The Wedding Machine by Beth Webb Hart The Wind Harp by B.J. HoffA Distant Music by B.J. HoffLike Dandelion Dust by Karen KingsburyOceans Apart by Karen KingsburySummer by Karen KingsburyOn Sparrow Hill by Maureen LangFirst Dawn by Judith MillerMorning Sky by Judith MillerDaylight Comes by Judith MillerSolemnly Swear by Nancy MoserEmbrace Me by Lisa Samson
Payback by Melody Carlson
Notes from the Backseat by Jody Gehrman
The Secret of the Old Clock by Carolyn Keene
What a great list! Whew! I think you'll enjoy them all, though.
ReplyDeleteI still think 25 books is a lot! I always enjoy Ted Dekker and Melody Carlson, and I must have read Secret of the Old Clock about a hundred times when I was younger. Thanks for being part of the challenge, Deborah!
ReplyDeleteWhoa! You are an avid reader. My list is a fraction of yours. Enjoy your reading and happy Spring to you...
ReplyDeleteGreat list! I am hoping to get through my 9 :-P
ReplyDeleteMy list is a long one too and I am just hoping to get through half of mine. Looks like you have some good choices...I'll be interested to read your reviews.
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Thanks for including On Sparrow Hill on your list, Deborah! Hope you like it - I'm just thrilled to have a book of mine on a list with so many other great reads.
ReplyDeleteI need to try a Ted Dekker - I see his name everywhere!
ReplyDeleteEmbrace Me was so, so good! I loved it and am planning to read it again soon. Enjoy your reading.
ReplyDeleteGreat list Deborah! I'm reading Talk of the Town now. Have fun girl!
ReplyDeleteNotes from the Back Seat caught my eye...I'll be watching for that one:-)
ReplyDelete53 books in three months! I'll be doing well to get my list read.
ReplyDeleteAnd I know Gayle Roper's books are great. I read the first three when they were out years ago. I'm using the publication of the fourth as an excuse to reread the first three and I am loving them just as much this go around.
I'll have to keep my eyes open for your pic at All Consuming as well.
I like your list. I thoroughly enjoyed Fancy Pants. Ted Dekker is also one of my faves. Happy reading.
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Wow, great list! I've enjoyed everything I've read by Karen Kingsbury and the Nancy Drew books were my favorite growing up!
ReplyDeleteThanks for checking my list out today.
I enjoyed Fancy Pants. And Nancy Drew are classics! Wow, you are ambitious!!
ReplyDeleteWow! Ambitious! I"m so glad to see that Beth Webb Hart has another book for me to read. I just read Grace at Low Tide and really enjoyed it.
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That is my kind of reading list! I have Fancy Pants on my list as well. My guilt is gone, I finished Wuthering Heights last week!!
ReplyDeleteYou always have such great lists! I usually end up creating a TBR list from yours! Happy Reading!
ReplyDeleteGreat list.*g*
ReplyDeleteI actually don't have a copy of Match Point yet. I hope to have a copy soon. =]
Nice list I like seeing all the Dekker. I can't wait to get to my Dekker pile.
ReplyDeleteNice, Deb! You'll enjoy Snow Angel. I keep seeing ones on other lists that I want to add to mine!
ReplyDeleteThe Secret of The Old Clock is one of my favorite Nancy Drew Mysteries! You have an incredible list here!
ReplyDeleteHOLY SCHMOKES!! Wicked list...that is great that you can fly through those! Can't wait to read your reviews...LOVE Karen Kingsbury and Carolyn Keene (blast from the past)...my hubby loves Ted Dekker! Happy Reading!! :D
ReplyDeletewow, you're through 4 already! and 25 is a small list you say!! Great choices, no doubt you'll enjoy them! :) Happy Reading
ReplyDeleteAwesome list! You must be blessed with an amazing public library. :o)
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