Another great reading week, thanks to doing pretty much nothing but reading and watching TV all week!
I finally finished Beloved Enemy and reviewed it, as well as Justice. I also read and reviewed four children's books. I started two more books and I'm back to reading A Study in Scarlet again.
What are you reading this week?
FINISHED READING:
Books:
Beloved Enemy: The Passions of Aquitaine by Ellen Jones
(Review)
Pages Read: 295
Jusice (Deck of Lies #1) by Jade Varden
(Review)
Pages Read: 57
Kidlit:
Dr. Hicker-Up: The Hiccup Healing Man by Katherine Ladney Mitchell
Pages Read: 21
(Review)
Daylight/Moonlight by Matt Patterson
(Review)
Magic Words translated by Edward Fields
(Review)

On Daddy's Shoulders by Peter Larson
(Review)
Kidlit:
Dr. Hicker-Up: The Hiccup Healing Man by Katherine Ladney Mitchell
Pages Read: 21
(Review)
Daylight/Moonlight by Matt Patterson
(Review)
Magic Words translated by Edward Fields
(Review)

On Daddy's Shoulders by Peter Larson
(Review)
Short Stories:
Redeployment by Phil Klay
Fire and Forget: Short Stories on the Long War
Pages Read: 4 of 12
(These stories are intense to me. I have to take breaks sometimes.)
(These stories are intense to me. I have to take breaks sometimes.)
Poetry:
None this week
CURRENTLY READING:
Books:
A Constellation of Vital Phenomena by Anthony Marra
Last Week: 0 %
This Week: 23%
Pages Read: 92
Pages Read: 92
*For Review from Net Galley*
America Again: Re-Becoming the Greatness We Never Weren't by Stephen Colbert
Pages Read: 147
*Purchased*
The Complete Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
This Week: 3%
Pages Read: 50
Pages Read: 50
Working on: The Study of Scarlet (Novel)
This Week: Chapter 3
(This one is kind of hard to gauge given that there are four novels and dozens of short stories in the one collection. I can't do page numbers or percentages on individual novels so I am doing Chapters to show my place. I will add page numbers for % of whole book read to my total below.)
*Purchased*
Short Stories:
Fire and Forget: Short Stories on the Long War
Poetry:
None right now
WHAT'S NEXT:
Books:
Sexy Feminism: A Girl's Guide to Love, Success, and Style
by
*For review via Net Galley*
A Soul's Calling by Scott Bishop
*For review from author*
Short Stories:
TBD
Poetry:
The Ecopoetry Anthology edited by
*For review via Net Galley*
Weekly Wrap Up -
REVIEW POSTS:
~ Justice (Deck of Lies #1) by Jade Varden
~ Littlest Bookworm: Kidlit Reviews on Lost in Books
~ Beloved Enemy by Ellen Jones
OTHER POSTS:
~ Top Ten Favorite Historical Fiction Characters
~ Little Things: 30 Minus 2 Days of Writing
~ The Last Train: 30 Minus 2 Days of Writing
~ Blogger Shout-Outs, Week 7
STATS:
Books Read: 6
Pages Read: 681
Challenge Progressions:
Around the World in 80 Books - 4/80 (no change this week)
Colorful Reading Challenge - 0/9
Diving Into Poetry Challenge - 3 Poems, 1 Featured Poet, 1 Book (no change)
Four Month Challenge - 6/20 Read for 60 Points (no change)
Historical Fiction Challenge - 1/10 (+1)
Kidlit Read and Review Challenge - 14/30 Read (+4)
Literary Expolorations Challenge - 4/24 (+2)
Men in Uniform Challenge - 1/5 (no change)
Reading Outside the Box - 0 Read
Resolution Challenge - 0/10
Telling Tales Challenge - 1/5 (no change)
Urban Fantasy and Paranormal Challenge - 4/12 (no change)
YA Reading Challenge - 2/20 (+1)


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Your week sounds so good-I cannot wait to kick back and do more reading as I've been very stressed by work this month. March should be more relaxed. I also have Sexy Feminism in my reading queue-hope we like it!
ReplyDeleteMe too! I can't wait to read your thoughts on it!
DeleteI hope you can get in some more reading time, too!
Wow, you got a lot of reading done!!
ReplyDeleteI have been on a roll lately! I hope it continues!
DeleteEcopoetry looks interesting.
ReplyDeleteSo far, I am liking it. It is a good collection.
DeleteBecca, I worry about these books I cannot start to read. However, after reading how well-planned and determined you are in moving to the next level of your reading pace, I am just embarrassed. I feel so lethargic. Thanks for the reminders!
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DeleteIt's about reading what you want to and what makes you happy. If it doesn't make you keep turning the pages, it's not worth it!
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