Fall Reading Challenge 2010
FINISHED!
Well it's that time of the year again! The Fall Reading Challenge is here! Katrina at Callapidder Days is issuing out the command to get our reading lists out and done!
So without further adieu is here is my list for the challenge! 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 started these twice-yearly challenges because I thought it would be fun to share my love of reading with other bloggers and to push myself to read some books I might not otherwise read, or to finish some books I had started and then abandoned & stashed under my bed. I thought there were probably others out there who would appreciate the accountability and encouragement that a challenge can provide. And along the way, I discovered there were lots of people who — whether they needed the extra push or not — loved to share what they planned or hoped to read during the upcoming months.So that’s the point: sharing some reading goals with all the other participants and doing it in a way that works for you. If you want to push yourself, go for it! Or if you just want to share what you’re hoping to get around to reading before winter, that works too. The most important thing is to read this fall, to enjoy it, and to share that enjoyment with others.
Christian Fiction
Missing Mabel by Nancy MehlThe Thanksgiving Target by Laura ScottSabotage by Kit WilkinsonYuletide Protector by Lisa MondelloSurvival Instinct by Rachelle McCallaField of Danger by Ramona RichardsA Hand to Hold by Kathleen Fuller
Sketch Me If You Can by Sharon B. PapeA Rose From the Dead by Kate CollinsShoots to Kill by Kate CollinsEvil in Carnations by Kate CollinsSleeping with the Anemone by Kate CollinsFrench Pressed by Cleo CoyleEspresso Shot by Cleo CoyleHoliday Grind by Cleo CoyleRoast Mortem by Cleo CoyleDead Men Don't Get the Munchies by Miranda BlissDying for Dinner by Miranda BlissMurder Has a Sweet Tooth by Miranda BlissMurder in Volume by D.R. MeredithDeath by Darjeeling by Laura ChildsWreath of Deception by Mary Ellen HughesMurder is Binding by Lorna BarrettAlpine for You by Maddy HunterCandy Apple Dead by Sammi CarterSteamed by Jessica Conant-Park and Susan ConantChocolate Chip Cookie Murder by Joanne Fluke
All Access by Randi Reisfeld
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How to Knit a Love Song by Rachael Herron
The coffee-themed books look cute.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I so very rarely get books from the library anymore.
My list this time is focusing on review books -- getting them OFF my shelf!!
I started reading cozy mysteries this summer and have Laura Child's Tea Shop series on my list. I'll definitely be checking some of the titles you've listed. Enjoy your fall reading!
ReplyDeleteWhat's the honor system like...do they just have some books like that, or all of them? My library lets you keep books for 6 months with all the renewals, so they tend to sit on my chest for quite some time!
ReplyDelete@Ronnica - just some books, about a row of bookshelves, only paperbacks. trade and MMPB. while they have a bar code, there are no due dates and it's not on your record at all. so technically i could just chalk up and claim them as my own, i want less books in the house (gasp!) so i want to read and have them out of here by the end of the challenge.
ReplyDeleteGood luck & Happy Reading! :)
ReplyDeleteThat's really cool that your library operates on the honor system with some of those! That's really neat.
ReplyDeleteI could use a good cozy mystery right about now. Enjoy your reads!
Great list! A Flower Shop Mystery by Kate Collins is a fun series. I enjoy reading cozy mysteries too. Good luck with the challenge.
ReplyDeleteGirl, you like cozies, huh?
ReplyDeleteLove your challenge!
I'll be severely curtailing my blog visits--two SERIOUS deadlines--until 11/15, but hope you drop by now and then for seas and secrets!
Blessings,
Patti
When I first glanced at your list, I thought, "This is shorter than Deborah's usual list." :) But yes, I know your final tally will be gigantic! :)
ReplyDeleteI read the first of the coffee mysteries by Cleo Coyle and should probably look into reading the other ones.
And I've never heard of an honor system in a library. Very interesting...
I'm going to look into the coffee themed books. Thanks for sharing your list! Happy Fall!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful list! I hope you have plenty of time to get everything read. :)
ReplyDeleteI can't avoid library books even with my stack of review books. I always have a mix of both!
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