This meme is hosted by Book Date. It's been a crazy week last week but I did manage to get some reading in.
Here's what I'm reading:
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last week I read:
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Monday, September 14, 2020
Sunday, November 9, 2014
It's Monday What Are You Reading? #26
It’s Monday What are you Reading? Is a weekly bookish meme where we get together to share what books we’ve read in the past week, what books we’re currently reading and what new books we’re planning on reading in the coming week along with any reviews or interesting posts. It’s hosted by Sheila @One Person’s Journey through a World of Books
Finished Reading:
Dae's Christmas Past by: Joyce and Jim Lavene
Currently Reading:
Through The Grinder by: Cleo Coyle
Iced Chiffon by: Duffy Brown
Death with All The Trimmings by: Lucy Burdette
About to Read:
Check back next week to see what I am about to read
Other Things of Interest:
Book Spotlights:
Interviews:
Giveaways:
Book Trailers:
Sunday, July 20, 2014
It's Monday What Are You Reading? #25
It’s Monday What are you Reading? Is a weekly bookish meme where we get together to share what books we’ve read in the past week, what books we’re currently reading and what new books we’re planning on reading in the coming week along with any reviews or interesting posts. It’s hosted by Sheila @One Person’s Journey through a World of Books
Paula Finished Reading:
Simay Finished Reading:
Currently Reading:
Curiosity Thrilled The Cat by: Sophie Kelly
Death by Darjeeling by: Laura Childs
Gold-Diggers, Gamblers And Guns by: Ellen Mansoor Collier
Clam Wake by: Mary Daheim
A Deadly Grind by: Victoria Hamilton
Sunday, July 13, 2014
It's Monday what are you reading #24
It’s Monday What are you Reading? Is a weekly bookish meme where we get together to share what books we’ve read in the past week, what books we’re currently reading and what new books we’re planning on reading in the coming week along with any reviews or interesting posts. It’s hosted by Sheila @One Person’s Journey through a World of Books. This week has been super busy with lots of time out in the sun and kids and doggies swimming in the pool.
Paula's Read Books:
This is bad since I haven't done a meme in quite a while I have a ton of books I've read but I'm going to just list this past week so not to confuse anyone thinking I'm a super reader who can read tons in one week. Here goes:
Simay Read This Week:
Currently Reading:
Clam Wake by: Mary Daheim
My Favorite Books for July so far are:
What I Plan To Read Next:
There are so many great books that honestly you will have to check back next week to see what I have read. I have been spending alot of this summer catching up on my tbr list so it doesn't get out of control which it is. I am hoping to make a huge dent in it this summer.
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
This Is Not A Book #3
My adventures in Keri Smith's This Is Not A Book continue...
This time, I was supposed to "create a map based on some aspect of your everyday life. Some examples might be your desk, your walk to school or work, your dinner table, your hand."
I chose to make a map of my brain, and included in it the things that go through my head on a daily basis:
This time, I was supposed to "create a map based on some aspect of your everyday life. Some examples might be your desk, your walk to school or work, your dinner table, your hand."
I chose to make a map of my brain, and included in it the things that go through my head on a daily basis:
Thursday, July 18, 2013
This Is Not A Book #2
My adventures with Kerri Smith's This Is Not A Book continue. Thankfully, there's no time or order limit in the book or I'd probably have given up by now...
This time, I had to hold the book on my head for as long as I could. Normally, for these kinds of things, they say, "don't try this at home," but I thought this assignment would best be done at home. And I was right (I think).
I put the book on my head while I was sitting at my desk. I was able to keep it there for a little longer than a How I Met Yout Mother episode. Thankfully, it's not a heavy book; you forget that it's even there on your head. I'm pretty sure I could've held it there longer, but it was over when I jumped up to answer my phone. I'm also thinking it would've been over when Harry the Cat decided to come down from the top of the bookshelf.
This time, I had to hold the book on my head for as long as I could. Normally, for these kinds of things, they say, "don't try this at home," but I thought this assignment would best be done at home. And I was right (I think).
I put the book on my head while I was sitting at my desk. I was able to keep it there for a little longer than a How I Met Yout Mother episode. Thankfully, it's not a heavy book; you forget that it's even there on your head. I'm pretty sure I could've held it there longer, but it was over when I jumped up to answer my phone. I'm also thinking it would've been over when Harry the Cat decided to come down from the top of the bookshelf.
So here's me with This Is Not A book on my head.
This is Harry the Cat on top of the bookshelf. He likes to sleep there. And when he decides to come down, he jumps on the back of my chair first.
And here's my result: 23 minutes. Not too bad, eh?
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
This Is Not A Book
A friend got this for me for my birthday this year. It's by the creator of Wreck This Journal, Kerri Smith. I found it as I was going through my books the other day, and I thought, "what better time to start this now that it's summer!" This kind of thinking doesn't make any sense, I know, but the heat being what it is one need something to hold onto.
There are different, creative assignments in the book. There's no time limit or order. So, I'm going to try and document what I'm doing as I move along, hoping I'll be done with it before the year is over.
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More to come as I complete more assignments!
Sunday, June 16, 2013
It's Monday what are you reading? #23
It’s Monday What are you Reading? Is a weekly bookish meme where we
get together to share what books we’ve read in the past week, what books
we’re currently reading and what new books we’re planning on reading in
the coming week along with any reviews or interesting posts. It’s
hosted by Sheila @One Person’s Journey through a World of Books
So far this past week I read:
Currently Reading:
Stop by next week to see what I've gotten accomplished and what I've read!
Sunday, June 9, 2013
It's Monday what are you reading? #22
It’s Monday What are you Reading? Is a weekly bookish meme where we
get together to share what books we’ve read in the past week, what books
we’re currently reading and what new books we’re planning on reading in
the coming week along with any reviews or interesting posts. It’s
hosted by Sheila @One Person’s Journey through a World of Books
Finished Reading Paula and Simay:
Simay's:
Paula's
I am currently Reading:
Up Next:
Check back next week to see what I read. What are you reading?
Sunday, December 9, 2012
It's Monday what are you reading? #21
Author Interviews:
Finished Reading:
Paula:
Simay:
Currently Reading:
Paula:
Gingerbread Bump-Off by: Livia Washburn
Guilt by: Jonathan Kellerman
The Apprentice by: Tess Gerritsen
Simay:
Family Fang by: Kevin Wilson
Foam of the Daze by Boris Vian
To be read Next:
Come back next week to see what we are reading next! What are you reading this week feel free to share below
To be read Next:
Come back next week to see what we are reading next! What are you reading this week feel free to share below
Sunday, December 2, 2012
It's Monday what are you reading? #20
Finished Reading:
Paula's List:
Simay's List:
Currently Reading:
Paula's List:
Killer Crust by: Chris Cavender
Treason by: S.M Boyce
Simay's List:
Family Fang by Kevin Wilson
Foam of the Daze by Boris Vian
Up Next:
Check back next week to see what we are up too.
Foam of the Daze by Boris Vian
Up Next:
Check back next week to see what we are up too.
Sunday, September 23, 2012
It's Monday What Are you Reading?
It's Monday What are you Reading? Is a weekly bookish meme where we get together to share what books we've read in the past week, what books we're currently reading and what new books we're planning on reading in the coming week along with any reviews or interesting posts. It's hosted by Sheila @One Person's Journey through a World of Books
Just Finished Reading:
Simay:
Currently Reading:
Up Next To Read:
Check back next week to see what I'm reading and what I get accomplished.Monday, September 3, 2012
It's Monday what are you reading?
It's Monday What are you Reading? Is a weekly bookish meme where we get together to share what books we've read in the past week, what books we're currently reading and what new books we're planning on reading in the coming week along with any reviews or interesting posts. It's hosted by Sheila @One Person's Journey through a World of Books
Finished Reading:
Currently Reading:
Order of the Seers by: Cerece Rennie Murphy
Up Next to Read:
Shadow in the Reflection by: Joe Niehaus and Mary Sikora
Binding Arbitration by: Elizabeth Marx
Roots of Insight by: Breena Puttroff
Curveball by: Jen Estes
Sunday, December 18, 2011
It's Monday what are you reading? #25
It's Monday What are you Reading? Is a weekly bookish meme where we get together to share what books we've read in the past week, what books we're currently reading and what new books we're planning on reading in the coming week along with any reviews or interesting posts. It's hosted by Sheila @One Person's Journey through a World of Books
Finished Reading:
Description:
Tess Johnson has it all: her handsome photographer husband Beau, a thriving business, and a newly discovered pregnancy. When Beau accepts an overseas photography assignment, Tess decides to wait to reveal her secret—only she’s never given the chance. Beau’s helicopter crashes in the desert.
Tess struggles with the news of Beau’s death and tries to put her life back together. Alone and dealing with a pregnancy that only reminds her of what she has lost, Tess is adrift in a world of failed plans and fallen expectations. When a new client appears offering more than just a new project, Tess must confront the circumstances of her life head on.
Meanwhile, two Iraqi women who are fleeing honor killings find Beau barely alive in the middle of the desert, his body ravaged by the crash. Suha, a doctor, and Samira, a widow and mother of three young children, nurse him back to health in a makeshift tent. Beau bonds with the women and children, and together, with the help of an underground organization, they continue their dangerous escape.
What happens next is a test of loyalties, strength, and love.
Description:
The Samaritan Files Trilogy Book One The Devil's Dime Investigative reporter Jess Pepper made it his life's mission to use his column to expose those who lived on the devil's dime. With his words he could defend the innocent and bring down corruption, one evildoer at a time. But when his column forces an innocent Samaritan into the public eye, and puts a target on his back, Jess must discover not only who wants this good man dead, but how to save the man's daughter, who has captured his heart. Violinist Adelaide Magee came to New York City with little more than a violin tucked beneath her chin and enough determination to launch her dream. Her women's orchestra, the Avalon Strings, was fast becoming the city's hot new item, until reporter Jess Pepper put the one man she loved in deadly peril. Can Addie trust Jess to save this good man? Or will she have to do it herself? Corruption and greed set the scene for this vividly drawn tale of danger, heartbreak, unexpected love and family found in 1890's New York.
Description:
When an anonymous food critic blasts several local restaurants- including Aunt Pat's-Lulu Taylor and her customers are biting mad, especially when they learn that Eppie Currian is the pen name of their friend Evelyn's cheating boyfriend. When "Eppie" gets his own fatal review, the list of suspects is longer than the list of specials at the best BBQ place in Memphis.
Description:
The 58th Keeper is the story of a boy called Archy Bass, who stumbles upon a mysterious and powerful relic. The moment he touches it, two warring forces race to find his whereabouts. One side thinks he’s simply too young and too inexperienced to keep it, and the other just want him dead. Hold on to your seats! The 58th Keeper is a roaring trip that takes the reader on the most wonderful and hair-raising scenes imaginable. R. G. Bullet pulls out all stops in his debut novel to deliver an incredible journey with unforgettable characters. This book will resonate with you for ages past the last line.
Currently Reading:
Description:
BBQ-joint owner Lulu Taylor knows pretty much everyone in Memphis who lives ribs. But one person she'd rather not know is Tristan Pembroke, a snooty pageant couch with a mean streak. When she finds Tristan's dead body stuffed in a closet at a party, the police are suspicious- especially since Lulu's developed a taste for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Caught in a situation stickier than molasses, Lulu must clear her name, or risk getting fried...
Description:
A Mermaid Dystopian
What lies beneath the surface? One hundred years from now, the world has changed and brought with it, new forms of life. Who are the Mers? Who is Mira? Mira always knew she was different. Growing up with Mers, she never quite fit in. When Mira breaks the rules and takes Niren across the border that divides Ellis Island and New Jersey, a border that divides two vastly different worlds, she thought the journey to find out who she really is would be an easy one. But as the world in Jersey proves to be a convoluted mix of Aristocrats who hate the Mers, Pirates who want to sell them, and Magi who want to use them...finding her true identity will be a challenge, especially when her best friend Niren is a Mer willing to fight to the death.
Description:
Angel Evolution- the first book in the young adult fantasy trilogy: The Evolution Trilogy... When Taylor meets Gabriel at college, she is in awe of the subtle glow that surrounds him. No one else, not even her best friend, seems to notice. Something about him scares her. Is all as it appears? While Taylor struggles for answers, she finds herself in the middle of a century old war centered on one miraculous revelation: evolution.
Up Next to read:
I am working my way through all sorts of Indie Books I have one or acquired through the last few weeks so there will be lots of Indie reviews. If you are looking for an Indie review check out my Authors and Publishers Page.
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