Oh, I was still going to be reading and updating challenge pages.

Between house plans, running plans and vacation plans, it was less stressful just to leave the blog. I decided to take most of the summer off. What the Duke Desires by Sabrina Jeffries I don't really have the energy for anything else, see why here - if you'd like. Well, I'm getting up and at least changing chairs every hour I read. Oh man, the week isn't over yet! Five were ebooks on my Touch so I was able to move about but that is still way more sitting than I should have been doing. Yikes, that's way more than I was expecting to read this week. Sure a couple were short stories and one was juvenile fiction but they all have their own isbn and total. I've got a couple of books that count for this in my current reading pile but I'm going to play it safe and go for. On four Wednesdays, there will also be a TwitterĬhat. Link list for any discussions or reviews related to the Back to School There will be a new post each Wednesday in August and September with a To grab the logo and to ask for suggestions for books in your You write one, link it below so we can all see who is playing. As long as you’re reading the book to learn something new, itĬounts for the Back to School Reading Challenge.Ī sign-up post is not required, but it does help spread the word. In other times and a lot about other cultures from novels set in other I’ve learned a lot of history from novels set 'Read books on one topic or eight different ones or anything inīetween. She's developed a reading challenge/book club to give structure to her reading and has invited us along.

Joy loves back to school season (August and September) and her reading turns from purely pleasurable beach book to another kind of pleasure: learning something new.

Soldier Mine by Amber Kell