Dreamyflo's joining the challenge 2009

Evening all,

This will be the first challenge I've taken part in on LT. I've been here a while now, but not really interacted a great deal other than to list books on my own library.

So my list begins with one I have just finished not 10 minutes ago -

1. Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier

............so now onto

2. Sophia's Secret by Susanna Kearsley

both books have come from the local library as that is my own resolution for 2009 - get as many as poss from there. Please forgive me if I make mistakes whilst posting as I'm not used to it as yet. I shall attempt to upload more of my TBR list during this week.

HAPPY 2009 TO ALL FELLOW BOOK ADDICTS

Hi, dreamyflo!
I read Rebecca last year. It was a reread for me, but it had been lots of years since the last time I read it. I thought it was wonderful! :) I am hoping to read some more du Maurier this year. Good luck with your reading challenge!
--BJ

Ok quick change there, I couldn't get into Sophie's Secret - it seems rather like a history text book to me, not for me so abandoned and replaced by the now read

2. Julius Winsome by Donovan Gerard

Off to dig something from the TBR pile now

Hmmm this last one was a rather slow, uneventful read, so off to find number 4, need something a bit more gripping now,

3.Protection by Claire Allen

Good luck with your challenge.

Ok...............my latest offerings to the challenge are

3.The Girls - Lori Lansen
4.Rawhead in Love - David Bowker

Onto No 5 now, I've been lagging a little behind lately, work..............but have had a few days to chill so have enjoyed some reading time :-)

Well that no.5 came and went in a flash, I spent the evening giving this my full attention

5. Therapy by Sebastiab Fitzek

No. 6 The Birthing House by christopher Ransom

This gave me a great Saturday afternoon and evening, recommend to horror fans....and hey, I'm catching up here, so lovely to have time to read again, or should I say MAKING time for it

No 7 - Tethered by Amy Mckinnon

Apologies for putting these in single posts, but I must do it while I remember

I always do them in single posts, too! Last year, I waited until I had read 5 to post, but now I like to add each book as it is read. I am reading The Brothers Karamazov and Cold Mountain. What are you reading now?
--BJ

Where am I so far then..............oh number 8 and 9 - gosh not doing too well here am I? Still sticking with it mind, maybe I need a holiday from work - a reading hol to catch up.

8. Duma Key Stephen King

9.Twilight Stepehenie Meyer

Off to search for no. 10

Take care all x

No 10 down - The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time by Mark Haddon - a quick and very different and enlightening read, certainly gives you a view of life from another's perspective - great

No 11 was my Easter weekend read - great too, loved it

How To Be Good by Nick Hornby

Highly recommend that one

Everyone seems to like the books by Nick Hornby. I am going to have to read one sometime. :)
--BJ

LOL well maths was never my strong point - my numbering is totally out - I count 13 books there, not 11!!! Oh dear - so I'm currently reading no.14 :-)

14. New Moon by Stephenie Meyer

Not doing so badly, it's all been work lately, but squeezed another couple of reads in

15. The Island by Victoria Hislop
16. After Dark by Haruki Murakami

Been a while I know, I couldn't find one book to settle with so flitted between a few until I found.....

17. The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman

18. This Book Will Save Your Life by A M Holmes
19. The Uncommon Reader by Allan Bennett Novella

Gosh, I think I'm slowing with the heat!

20. Making Time by Steve Taylor
21. Lottery by Patricia Wood