Jo at The Book Jotter hosts Six in Six 2020, a yearly meme that helps us reflect back on our mid-year reading. The idea is to choose six categories from the list provided and list six books you’ve read that fit in those categories. Since I just started blogging again about a month ago, I Continue Reading…
I finally found a way to easily keep my list of reviews by author updated but I have to do some heavy lifting to get old reviews onto the list. Bear with me! Related Posts (Automatically Generated): Atlas of the Invisible by James Cheshire: Book Review Ten Books That Continued My Education 2013 Book Reviews Continue Reading…
Or, in which I blather on endlessly about the books I read this year. Seriously, I like looking at my stats and putting out some genre favorites that might not have made it into my top ten list. The Stats I set my GoodReads goal at 75 books for the year but I finished up with 86. Okay, I haven’t finished #86 yet and it’s 6:47 […]
My top ten books read in 2015. I looked back at my top ten of 2014 and see that I wrote that it was just an average year. I’m happy to report that this year was better. These weren’t necessarily published in 2015 (and probably weren’t since I mostly read from my own library of older books) and I’ve tried to avoid listing […]
Life as a Journey is hosting a unique reading challenge. She has asked us to read seven books meeting seven different geographical criteria. A book from…. One of the 7 countries with the largest populations—Girl in Translation by Jean Kwok, read by Grayce Wey (USA) One of the 7 highest countries in the world—The Places Continue Reading…
I’m signing up for the Banned Books Challenge hosted at Buckling Bookshelves again. Obviously, the idea is to read banned or challenged books. I always read several for Banned Books Week anyway, so this is a natural fit for me. For more information or to sign up yourself, visit Buckling Bookshelves. I’m signing up as Continue Reading…
I’m signing up for the European Reading Challenge hosted at Rose City Reader again. The gist: The idea is to read books by European authors or books set in European countries (no matter where the author comes from). The books can be anything – novels, short stories, memoirs, travel guides, cookbooks, biography, poetry, or any Continue Reading…
Shelleyrae at Book’d Out is hosting the Eclectic Reader Challenge again for 2015. The goal is to read 12 books across a variety of genres and expose ourselves to some books we might not have found otherwise. The categories this year are Some of these (Retellings, middle grade, before I was born) will be pretty Continue Reading…
My 2014 reviews arranged by my rating.
A list of my 2014 book reviews arranged alphabetically by the author’s last name.
A list of my 2014 book reviews organized alphabetically by the title.