Social Distancing Readathon #159 - March 31 - April 2
Charlas75 Books Challenge for 2023
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1SilverWolf28
Welcome to another readathon!
We generally run from Friday at 5 p.m. to Sunday at midnight in whatever time zone you choose, but feel free to start earlier on Friday and wrap up overnight Sunday/Monday, if that's what you want to do.
Here are some things to track throughout the weekend, if you choose:
Books read from:
Books finished:
Time reading:
Time posting:
Snacks:
Thoughts:
Non-book activities:
Total books finished:
Total read from:
Total time reading:
Who is participating -
1. SilverWolf (SilverWolf28) -- Tennessee, USA
We generally run from Friday at 5 p.m. to Sunday at midnight in whatever time zone you choose, but feel free to start earlier on Friday and wrap up overnight Sunday/Monday, if that's what you want to do.
Here are some things to track throughout the weekend, if you choose:
Books read from:
Books finished:
Time reading:
Time posting:
Snacks:
Thoughts:
Non-book activities:
Total books finished:
Total read from:
Total time reading:
Who is participating -
1. SilverWolf (SilverWolf28) -- Tennessee, USA
2nrmay
I'm in.
Going up to the mountains this weekend but I can read while we drive.
Finished The Outsider by S King.
Starting Forge by Laurie Halse Anderson. historical fiction, Revolutionary War era.
Went to a library book sale today. Brought home 10 books for $21!
Going up to the mountains this weekend but I can read while we drive.
Finished The Outsider by S King.
Starting Forge by Laurie Halse Anderson. historical fiction, Revolutionary War era.
Went to a library book sale today. Brought home 10 books for $21!
3susanna.fraser
I'm in, ready to get off to a good start on April reads.
4PawsforThought
I’m in. I’m planning a relaxed weekend of self-care and reading. I’ll be focusing on Piranesi and a book about Greek mythology.
7ChrisG1
I'm in - currently reading Beholder's Eye by Julie E. Czerneda.
8alcottacre
I am going to take part as much as I can this weekend. I have missed everyone the entire month of March!
9benitastrnad
I am driving much of the weekend, but that will mean big hours of listening time, so I am in again.
10Cecilturtle
I'm in. I'm travelling as well, but I'll have reading time on the train!
11Carmenere
Friday evening:
Books read from: Devotions, Epitaph
Books finished: 1
Time reading: 5 hours
Time posting: 9:30pm
Snacks: buttered popcorn
Thoughts: Why have I not read Mary Oliver before now?
Non-book activities: Watched a few episodes of Abbott Elementary
Total books finished: Devotions
Total read from: 2
Total time reading: 5 hours
Books read from: Devotions, Epitaph
Books finished: 1
Time reading: 5 hours
Time posting: 9:30pm
Snacks: buttered popcorn
Thoughts: Why have I not read Mary Oliver before now?
Non-book activities: Watched a few episodes of Abbott Elementary
Total books finished: Devotions
Total read from: 2
Total time reading: 5 hours
12alcottacre
Friday Night Update:
Books read from: A Visitation of Spirits by Randall Kenan, The Guermantes Way by Marcel Proust, Unforgivable Blackness by Geoffrey C. Ward, The Color of Distance by Amy Thompson, and Killers of a Certain Age by Deanna Raybourn
Books finished: 0
Time reading: ~2.5 hours
Total books finished: 0
Total read from: 5
Total time reading: ~2.5 hours
Books read from: A Visitation of Spirits by Randall Kenan, The Guermantes Way by Marcel Proust, Unforgivable Blackness by Geoffrey C. Ward, The Color of Distance by Amy Thompson, and Killers of a Certain Age by Deanna Raybourn
Books finished: 0
Time reading: ~2.5 hours
Total books finished: 0
Total read from: 5
Total time reading: ~2.5 hours
13Cecilturtle
Saturday morning update before I hop on the train.
Books read from: Subdivided edited by Jay Pitter, The Right to Sex by Amia Srinivasan, Manger Bambi by Caroline de Mulder
Books finished: The Cat Who Saw Red by Lilian Jackson Braun
Time reading: 2
Time posting: 7:45 am
Snacks: chocolates
Thoughts: I'm reading a lot of feminist texts and I'm loving the criticism of the movement but also stark reality of inequality. It's a time for taking stock for me.
Non-book activities: Crocheting
Total books finished: 1
Total read from: 3
Total time reading: 2
Books read from: Subdivided edited by Jay Pitter, The Right to Sex by Amia Srinivasan, Manger Bambi by Caroline de Mulder
Books finished: The Cat Who Saw Red by Lilian Jackson Braun
Time reading: 2
Time posting: 7:45 am
Snacks: chocolates
Thoughts: I'm reading a lot of feminist texts and I'm loving the criticism of the movement but also stark reality of inequality. It's a time for taking stock for me.
Non-book activities: Crocheting
Total books finished: 1
Total read from: 3
Total time reading: 2
14susanna.fraser
Saturday morning:
Books read from: Striding Folly
Books finished: Striding Folly
Time reading: 1 hour
Time posting: 9:05 AM
Snacks: overnight oats for breakfast
Thoughts: I hope today's cold, damp weather is an April Fool's prank from the universe and it won't be this dreary for long.
Non-book activities: laundry, cooking
Total books finished: 1
Total read from: 1
Total time reading: 1 hour
Books read from: Striding Folly
Books finished: Striding Folly
Time reading: 1 hour
Time posting: 9:05 AM
Snacks: overnight oats for breakfast
Thoughts: I hope today's cold, damp weather is an April Fool's prank from the universe and it won't be this dreary for long.
Non-book activities: laundry, cooking
Total books finished: 1
Total read from: 1
Total time reading: 1 hour
15benitastrnad
Saturday night update
Books read from: I continue to slowly read Empires of Light: Edison, Tesla, Westinghouse, the Race to Electrify the World by Jill Jonnes. I am determined to finish this book. My main book is Painted Kiss by Elizabeth Hickey. I finished listening to Broken Throne by Victoria Aveyard and started listening to Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz.
Books finished in this weekend's Readathon: I finished listening to Broken Throne by Victoria Aveyard.
Book Thoughts: I was riving back to Alabama and so finished listening to Broken Throne. The author has said that this will be the last book to be published in the Red Queen series. I really liked this dystopian fantasy series and think it is one of the better ones I have read in the last ten years. I started listening to Magpie Murders even though I watched the BBC production of the book. I can say that the hardcopy is much different than the TV production. The TV production is recognizable as the plot of the book, but it is still very different than the book itself.
Non-Book activities: I attended a concert this afternoon and then went to an early supper with a friend. The concert was the premier of a choral work that was sung by the Prentice Community Singers here in Tuscaloosa and I enjoyed the music very much. It was an impressive production. Even though I didn't realize that the ticket was $20.00 it was worth it. It was also worth it to see all of the people in the choir that I know. That was fun. In the last month, I have learned that it will not be hard to say goodbye to Tuscaloosa and move on to a retirement home. It will be hard to say goodbye to my wonderful little house here. It is just perfect for one person.
Time reading: 6 hours of listening yesterday
Time posting:
Food: I had a great breakfast with friends and a good days driving yesterday. Today I went to Birmingham and purchased wine for the wine club program on Tuesday. The food and wine clubs I belong to will also be something I will miss when I move permanently, but I hope to replicate those when I get back to Kansas.
Total books finished since the Read-A-Thon Began: 312
Total Time Reading since the Social Distancing read-a-thon began: 875 hours since I started doing the weekend Read-A-Thon back in April of 2020.
Books read from: I continue to slowly read Empires of Light: Edison, Tesla, Westinghouse, the Race to Electrify the World by Jill Jonnes. I am determined to finish this book. My main book is Painted Kiss by Elizabeth Hickey. I finished listening to Broken Throne by Victoria Aveyard and started listening to Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz.
Books finished in this weekend's Readathon: I finished listening to Broken Throne by Victoria Aveyard.
Book Thoughts: I was riving back to Alabama and so finished listening to Broken Throne. The author has said that this will be the last book to be published in the Red Queen series. I really liked this dystopian fantasy series and think it is one of the better ones I have read in the last ten years. I started listening to Magpie Murders even though I watched the BBC production of the book. I can say that the hardcopy is much different than the TV production. The TV production is recognizable as the plot of the book, but it is still very different than the book itself.
Non-Book activities: I attended a concert this afternoon and then went to an early supper with a friend. The concert was the premier of a choral work that was sung by the Prentice Community Singers here in Tuscaloosa and I enjoyed the music very much. It was an impressive production. Even though I didn't realize that the ticket was $20.00 it was worth it. It was also worth it to see all of the people in the choir that I know. That was fun. In the last month, I have learned that it will not be hard to say goodbye to Tuscaloosa and move on to a retirement home. It will be hard to say goodbye to my wonderful little house here. It is just perfect for one person.
Time reading: 6 hours of listening yesterday
Time posting:
Food: I had a great breakfast with friends and a good days driving yesterday. Today I went to Birmingham and purchased wine for the wine club program on Tuesday. The food and wine clubs I belong to will also be something I will miss when I move permanently, but I hope to replicate those when I get back to Kansas.
Total books finished since the Read-A-Thon Began: 312
Total Time Reading since the Social Distancing read-a-thon began: 875 hours since I started doing the weekend Read-A-Thon back in April of 2020.
16alcottacre
Saturday Night Update:
Books read from: A Visitation of Spirits by Randall Kenan, The Guermantes Way by Marcel Proust, Unforgivable Blackness by Geoffrey C. Ward, The Color of Distance by Amy Thompson, Oleander, Jacaranda by Penelope Lively, and Killers of a Certain Age by Deanna Raybourn
Books finished: 0
Time reading: ~3 hours
Total books finished: 0
Total read from: 6
Total time reading: ~5.5 hours
Books read from: A Visitation of Spirits by Randall Kenan, The Guermantes Way by Marcel Proust, Unforgivable Blackness by Geoffrey C. Ward, The Color of Distance by Amy Thompson, Oleander, Jacaranda by Penelope Lively, and Killers of a Certain Age by Deanna Raybourn
Books finished: 0
Time reading: ~3 hours
Total books finished: 0
Total read from: 6
Total time reading: ~5.5 hours
17benitastrnad
Sunday morning update
Books read from: I continue to slowly read Empires of Light: Edison, Tesla, Westinghouse, the Race to Electrify the World by Jill Jonnes. I am determined to finish this book. My main book is Painted Kiss by Elizabeth Hickey - which I hope finish today. I started listening to Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz.
Books finished in this weekend's Readathon: I finished listening to Broken Throne by Victoria Aveyard.
Book Thoughts: I am not sure that I like metafiction and that is what Magpie Murders is. In this case I am not fond of reading two mysteries at the same time. Oh well - that is the book, and I am now caught up in the story. The BBC production of this novel is very different, so that is another thing not to like about this novel. I watched the TV show before I read the book. I should know by now that ruins a book for me, but I am so far behind on my reading.
Non-Book activities: Today will be tax day. I intend to get all the paperwork gathered together and then will sit down and do them. It won't take long. It is just a matter of discipline in doing it.
Time reading: 2 hours
Time posting:
Food: I had my customary Sunday morning cappuccino from Starbucks and a very poor very expensive muffin from the bakery in Birmingham for breakfast. If you are going to charge $4.00 for a muffin it had better be good and this one wasn't.
Total books finished since the Read-A-Thon Began: 312
Total Time Reading since the Social Distancing read-a-thon began: 877 hours since I started doing the weekend Read-A-Thon back in April of 2020.
Books read from: I continue to slowly read Empires of Light: Edison, Tesla, Westinghouse, the Race to Electrify the World by Jill Jonnes. I am determined to finish this book. My main book is Painted Kiss by Elizabeth Hickey - which I hope finish today. I started listening to Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz.
Books finished in this weekend's Readathon: I finished listening to Broken Throne by Victoria Aveyard.
Book Thoughts: I am not sure that I like metafiction and that is what Magpie Murders is. In this case I am not fond of reading two mysteries at the same time. Oh well - that is the book, and I am now caught up in the story. The BBC production of this novel is very different, so that is another thing not to like about this novel. I watched the TV show before I read the book. I should know by now that ruins a book for me, but I am so far behind on my reading.
Non-Book activities: Today will be tax day. I intend to get all the paperwork gathered together and then will sit down and do them. It won't take long. It is just a matter of discipline in doing it.
Time reading: 2 hours
Time posting:
Food: I had my customary Sunday morning cappuccino from Starbucks and a very poor very expensive muffin from the bakery in Birmingham for breakfast. If you are going to charge $4.00 for a muffin it had better be good and this one wasn't.
Total books finished since the Read-A-Thon Began: 312
Total Time Reading since the Social Distancing read-a-thon began: 877 hours since I started doing the weekend Read-A-Thon back in April of 2020.
18Carmenere
Saturday evening: Nothing to report
Sunday evening:
Books read from: Alaska and The Ride of a Lifetime
Books finished: 1
Time reading: 4.5 hours
Time posting: 9:20pm
Snacks: a White Russian
Thoughts: Waaaa, I do not want to go to the dentist tomorrow :0(
Non-book activities: Watched the Guardians beat the Mariners
Total books finished: Devotions
Total read from: 4
Total time reading: 9.5 hours
Sunday evening:
Books read from: Alaska and The Ride of a Lifetime
Books finished: 1
Time reading: 4.5 hours
Time posting: 9:20pm
Snacks: a White Russian
Thoughts: Waaaa, I do not want to go to the dentist tomorrow :0(
Non-book activities: Watched the Guardians beat the Mariners
Total books finished: Devotions
Total read from: 4
Total time reading: 9.5 hours
19nrmay
Sunday evening
Books:
Finished Forge by Laurie Halse Anderson. American Revolution
Starting March by Geraldine Brooks. Civil War
2 war books in a row is bad timing but both are good. Have to finish March for book club next week.
I read 9 books in March.
fish and vegetables for dinner.
Other activity.
Storytelling festival was great - Friday evening and all day Saturday till 9:30p. - at a camp in the woods.
And music by Joe Collins, a master of the mountain dulcimer.
Books:
Finished Forge by Laurie Halse Anderson. American Revolution
Starting March by Geraldine Brooks. Civil War
2 war books in a row is bad timing but both are good. Have to finish March for book club next week.
I read 9 books in March.
fish and vegetables for dinner.
Other activity.
Storytelling festival was great - Friday evening and all day Saturday till 9:30p. - at a camp in the woods.
And music by Joe Collins, a master of the mountain dulcimer.
20PocheFamily
Readathon 3/30-4/2
Books read from: Lindbergh, A. Scott Berg; Sub Tales: Stories that Seldom Surface, Charles Hood; We Come Unseen, Jim Ring; Brothers Karamazov, Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
Books finished:
Total read from/listened to: 4
Time reading: (Total=10h)
Fri: 2.5h
Sat: 4.75h
Sun: 2.75h
Random Thoughts: What an amazing century of innovation the 20th century was!
Non-book activities: Little, inconsequential things. I am a pro-level procrastinator!
Books read from: Lindbergh, A. Scott Berg; Sub Tales: Stories that Seldom Surface, Charles Hood; We Come Unseen, Jim Ring; Brothers Karamazov, Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
Books finished:
Total read from/listened to: 4
Time reading: (Total=10h)
Fri: 2.5h
Sat: 4.75h
Sun: 2.75h
Random Thoughts: What an amazing century of innovation the 20th century was!
Non-book activities: Little, inconsequential things. I am a pro-level procrastinator!
21benitastrnad
Sunday night update
Books read from: I continue to slowly read Empires of Light: Edison, Tesla, Westinghouse, the Race to Electrify the World by Jill Jonnes. I am determined to finish this book. I put some effort into reading Dark Flood by Deon Meyers but my main book for today was Painted Kiss by Elizabeth Hickey. I didn't quite finish it today, but should tomorrow. I am listening to Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz.
Books finished in this weekend's Readathon: I finished listening to Broken Throne by Victoria Aveyard.
Book Thoughts: I am really enjoying Painted Kiss. I am reading it for one of the historical fiction challenges. The March category was notorious women and this book is about Emilie Flogge. She was a muse to Gustav Klimt. She was also an avant-garde fashion designer and business woman in her own right. She was friends with Klimt for 40 years and was a "woman with a certain reputation" in turn-of-the-century Vienna. Klimt painted her portrait and it was rumored that they were lovers. That may or may not have been true. For historical fiction I find that I like this book. It is the authors first book and I will look for more by her.
Non-Book activities: I did not find my tax information so will spend tomorrow reconstructing it. That won't be too much fun, but it has to be done.
Time reading: 2 hours
Time posting:
Food: Indian food for lunch and then consulted my cookbooks for a spring salad recipe to take to the wine club on Tuesday night.
Total books finished since the Read-A-Thon Began: 312
Total Time Reading since the Social Distancing read-a-thon began: 879 hours since I started doing the weekend Read-A-Thon back in April of 2020.
Books read from: I continue to slowly read Empires of Light: Edison, Tesla, Westinghouse, the Race to Electrify the World by Jill Jonnes. I am determined to finish this book. I put some effort into reading Dark Flood by Deon Meyers but my main book for today was Painted Kiss by Elizabeth Hickey. I didn't quite finish it today, but should tomorrow. I am listening to Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz.
Books finished in this weekend's Readathon: I finished listening to Broken Throne by Victoria Aveyard.
Book Thoughts: I am really enjoying Painted Kiss. I am reading it for one of the historical fiction challenges. The March category was notorious women and this book is about Emilie Flogge. She was a muse to Gustav Klimt. She was also an avant-garde fashion designer and business woman in her own right. She was friends with Klimt for 40 years and was a "woman with a certain reputation" in turn-of-the-century Vienna. Klimt painted her portrait and it was rumored that they were lovers. That may or may not have been true. For historical fiction I find that I like this book. It is the authors first book and I will look for more by her.
Non-Book activities: I did not find my tax information so will spend tomorrow reconstructing it. That won't be too much fun, but it has to be done.
Time reading: 2 hours
Time posting:
Food: Indian food for lunch and then consulted my cookbooks for a spring salad recipe to take to the wine club on Tuesday night.
Total books finished since the Read-A-Thon Began: 312
Total Time Reading since the Social Distancing read-a-thon began: 879 hours since I started doing the weekend Read-A-Thon back in April of 2020.
22susanna.fraser
Sunday night:
Books read from: Poverty, By America
Books finished: Poverty, By America
Time reading: 3 hours
Time posting: 9:20 PM
Snacks: chicken for dinner
Thoughts: I didn't spend a lot of time reading this weekend, but at least I finished 2 books.
Non-book activities: Church, errands, cooking
Total books finished: 2
Total read from: 2
Total time reading: 4 hours
Books read from: Poverty, By America
Books finished: Poverty, By America
Time reading: 3 hours
Time posting: 9:20 PM
Snacks: chicken for dinner
Thoughts: I didn't spend a lot of time reading this weekend, but at least I finished 2 books.
Non-book activities: Church, errands, cooking
Total books finished: 2
Total read from: 2
Total time reading: 4 hours
23alcottacre
Sunday Night Update:
Books read from: Red Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson (Audiobook), A Visitation of Spirits by Randall Kenan, The Guermantes Way by Marcel Proust, Unforgivable Blackness by Geoffrey C. Ward, The Color of Distance by Amy Thompson, Oleander, Jacaranda by Penelope Lively, and Killers of a Certain Age by Deanna Raybourn
Books finished: 1
Time reading: ~2.35 hours + 30 minutes listening to audiobook
Total books finished: 1
Total read from: 7
Total time reading: ~7.85 hours + 30 minutes listening to audiobook
Books read from: Red Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson (Audiobook), A Visitation of Spirits by Randall Kenan, The Guermantes Way by Marcel Proust, Unforgivable Blackness by Geoffrey C. Ward, The Color of Distance by Amy Thompson, Oleander, Jacaranda by Penelope Lively, and Killers of a Certain Age by Deanna Raybourn
Books finished: 1
Time reading: ~2.35 hours + 30 minutes listening to audiobook
Total books finished: 1
Total read from: 7
Total time reading: ~7.85 hours + 30 minutes listening to audiobook
24Cecilturtle
Monday morning Update
Books read from: Subdivided edited by Jay Pitter, The Right to Sex by Amia Srinivasan, Manger Bambi by Caroline de Mulder
Books finished: The Cat Who Saw Red by Lilian Jackson Braun
Time reading:
Time posting: 10:15 am
Snacks: chocolates
Thoughts: I'm disappointed I didn't carve out more time for reading. My addiction to my smartphone is real :(
Non-book activities: Visiting Montreal
Total books finished: 1
Total read from: 3
Total time reading: 5
Books read from: Subdivided edited by Jay Pitter, The Right to Sex by Amia Srinivasan, Manger Bambi by Caroline de Mulder
Books finished: The Cat Who Saw Red by Lilian Jackson Braun
Time reading:
Time posting: 10:15 am
Snacks: chocolates
Thoughts: I'm disappointed I didn't carve out more time for reading. My addiction to my smartphone is real :(
Non-book activities: Visiting Montreal
Total books finished: 1
Total read from: 3
Total time reading: 5
25benitastrnad
Monday morning update
Books read from: I continue to slowly read Empires of Light: Edison, Tesla, Westinghouse, the Race to Electrify the World by Jill Jonnes. I am determined to finish this book. I put some effort into reading Dark Flood by Deon Meyers. I finished reading Painted Kiss late last night and early this morning. I am listening to Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz.
Books finished in this weekend's Readathon: I finished reading Painted Kiss by Elizabeth Hickey and finished listening to Broken Throne by Victoria Aveyard.
Book Thoughts: I enjoyed Painted Kiss. It was the author's debut novel and it was good. The word I would use to describe it was atmospheric. It set the tone and the temper for turn-of-the-century Vienna giving the reader a real sense of the time and place that was. Historically it had some inaccuraties, but it is historical fiction, so it doesn't have to be 100% truthful. It did justice to all of the characters who were alive then and part o the story of Emilie and Gustav. I read it for one of the historical fiction challenges. The March category was notorious women and this book is about Emilie Floge. She was a muse to Gustav Klimt. She was also an avant-garde fashion designer and business woman in her own right. She was friends with Klimt for 40 years and was a "woman with a certain reputation" in turn-of-the-century Vienna because she was Klimt's model and muse for so long. Klimt painted her portrait and it was rumored that they were lovers. That may or may not have been true. It was also rumored that she and Klimt were the models for "The Kiss" which was one of Klimt's last great works. That is one of histories unknowns.
Non-Book activities: I will be working today so won't get that much reading done. I also have yoga and grocery shopping to do. Then supper with friends.
Time reading: 2 hours
Time posting:
Food: 2 fruit muffins and some great coffee for breakfast. I hope to make it to Panera for coffee later this afternoon as well.
Total books finished since the Read-A-Thon Began: 313
Total Time Reading since the Social Distancing read-a-thon began: 881 hours since I started doing the weekend Read-A-Thon back in April of 2020.
Books read from: I continue to slowly read Empires of Light: Edison, Tesla, Westinghouse, the Race to Electrify the World by Jill Jonnes. I am determined to finish this book. I put some effort into reading Dark Flood by Deon Meyers. I finished reading Painted Kiss late last night and early this morning. I am listening to Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz.
Books finished in this weekend's Readathon: I finished reading Painted Kiss by Elizabeth Hickey and finished listening to Broken Throne by Victoria Aveyard.
Book Thoughts: I enjoyed Painted Kiss. It was the author's debut novel and it was good. The word I would use to describe it was atmospheric. It set the tone and the temper for turn-of-the-century Vienna giving the reader a real sense of the time and place that was. Historically it had some inaccuraties, but it is historical fiction, so it doesn't have to be 100% truthful. It did justice to all of the characters who were alive then and part o the story of Emilie and Gustav. I read it for one of the historical fiction challenges. The March category was notorious women and this book is about Emilie Floge. She was a muse to Gustav Klimt. She was also an avant-garde fashion designer and business woman in her own right. She was friends with Klimt for 40 years and was a "woman with a certain reputation" in turn-of-the-century Vienna because she was Klimt's model and muse for so long. Klimt painted her portrait and it was rumored that they were lovers. That may or may not have been true. It was also rumored that she and Klimt were the models for "The Kiss" which was one of Klimt's last great works. That is one of histories unknowns.
Non-Book activities: I will be working today so won't get that much reading done. I also have yoga and grocery shopping to do. Then supper with friends.
Time reading: 2 hours
Time posting:
Food: 2 fruit muffins and some great coffee for breakfast. I hope to make it to Panera for coffee later this afternoon as well.
Total books finished since the Read-A-Thon Began: 313
Total Time Reading since the Social Distancing read-a-thon began: 881 hours since I started doing the weekend Read-A-Thon back in April of 2020.
26fuzzi
I was here in spirit though I didn't post!
Books read from: Hanging Woman Creek by Louis L'Amour, King James Bible (Matthew)
Books finished: none
Non-book activities: good weather, so I was outside doing yard work, cleaned & organized shed, planted bush beans. I also watched the Final Four game between UConn and Miami Florida, go Huskies!
Total books finished: none
ETA: finished Hanging Woman Creek last night, I'm counting it!
Books read from: Hanging Woman Creek by Louis L'Amour, King James Bible (Matthew)
Books finished: none
Non-book activities: good weather, so I was outside doing yard work, cleaned & organized shed, planted bush beans. I also watched the Final Four game between UConn and Miami Florida, go Huskies!
Total books finished: none
ETA: finished Hanging Woman Creek last night, I'm counting it!
27ChrisG1
Monday morning summary:
Books read from: Beholder's Eye Julie E. Czerneda
Books finished: none
Non-book activities: Work...hey it's tax season!
Pages read: 200-ish
Books read from: Beholder's Eye Julie E. Czerneda
Books finished: none
Non-book activities: Work...hey it's tax season!
Pages read: 200-ish
