The Next Best Book Club discussion

Ani DiFranco (1990)
“Both Hands” – Read a book that prominently features a body part, or has a body part in the title - Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers by Mary Roach
“Talk to Me Now” – Listen to an audiobook
“The Slant” – Read a book that presents its subject in a unique way - Furiously Happy: A Funny Book About Horrible Things by Jenny Lawson
“Work Your Way Out” – Read a book about working out, or that features a gym/weight loss/exercise
“Dog Coffee” – Read a book with an animal in the title, or that prominently features an animal - The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis
“Lost Woman Song” – Read a book written by someone who identifies as female – Inside Out by Demi Moore
“Pale Purple” – Read a book with a color in the title
“Rush Hour” – Read a book about slowing down - Awestruck: How Embracing Wonder Can Make You Happier, Healthier, and More Connected by Jonah Paquette
“Fire Door” – Read a Fantasy book - The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis
“The Story” – Read a book solely because of its description - Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers by Mary Roach
“Every Angle” – Read a book in multiple formats (electronic, print, audio) – BONUS POINTS if you read it in all three!!!
“Out of Habit” – Read a book in which the protagonist is struggling with a habit/addiction - Inside Out by Demi Moore
“Letting the Telephone Ring” – Avoid the hype! Read a lesser known/small press published title - Awestruck: How Embracing Wonder Can Make You Happier, Healthier, and More Connected by Jonah Paquette

Not So Soft (1991)
“Anticipate” – Read a book you have been anxiously anticipating - The Institute by Stephen King
“Rockabye” – Read a book in bed / at bedtime - Furiously Happy: A Funny Book About Horrible Things by Jenny Lawson
“She Says” – Read a book that features a female protagonist - Tough-Luck Karen by Johanna Hurwitz
“Make Me Stay” – Read a book that you’re on the fence about - The Only Girl: My Life and Times on the Masthead of Rolling Stone by Robin Green
“On Every Corner” – Read a book in which the protagonist can’t seem to catch a break - Inside Out by Demi Moore
“Small World” – Read a book that takes place in the City/Town/State you live in - We Keep the Dead Close: A Murder at Harvard and a Half Century of Silence by Becky Cooper
“Not So Soft” – Read a hardcover - Inside Out by Demi Moore
“Roll with It” – Read a book that someone recommended to you
“Itch” – Read a book in a genre you just can’t get enough of
“Gratitude” – Read a book someone has gifted to you - Inside Out by Demi Moore
“The Whole Night” – Read a book in one sitting - Steal Like an Artist: 10 Things Nobody Told You About Being Creative by Austin Kleon
“The Next Big Thing” – Read a book that you can’t stop gushing about - The Institute by Stephen King
“Brief Bus Stop” – Read a collection of flash fiction - Half-Minute Horrors edited by Susan Rich
“Looking for the Holes” – Read a big buzz book you’ve been skeptical about

Imperfectly (1992)
“What if No One’s Watching” – Read a book that would be considered a guilty pleasure
“Fixing Her Hair” – Read a book by an author you hard core crush on
“In and Out” – Read a book that you can dip in and out of (poetry, flash, short story) - The Lottery and Other Stories by Shirley Jackson
“Every State Line” – Read a book in which the character(s) travel or take a road trip - Inside Out by Demi Moore
“Circle of Light” – Read a book you think is under-appreciated
“If It Isn’t Her” – Read a book that’s written under a pseudonym
“Good, Bad, Ugly” – Read a book that’s received a ton of mixed reviews - The Body Double by Emily Beyda
“I’m No Heroine” – Read a book about an anti-hero / that features an evil protagonist - You by Caroline Kepnes
“Coming Up” – Read a book that left you gasping for air
“Make Them Apologize” – Read a book by a song writer / a book about a musician
“The Waiting Song” – Read a book that’s part of series that hasn’t been completed yet - You by Caroline Kepnes
“Served Faithfully” – Reread a favorite book - Tough-Luck Karen by Johanna Hurwitz
“Imperfectly” – Read a used book, the more banged up the better - Tough-Luck Karen by Johanna Hurwitz

Puddle Dive (1993)
“Names and Dates and Times” – Read a book that features a nameless narrator or that takes place in an undisclosed place and time - The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis
“Any Day” – Free Read – read whatever you want, whenever you want and take credit for it here - Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear by Elizabeth Gilbert
“4th of July” – Read a book that takes place on a holiday / features a holiday
“Willing to Fight” – Read a book on a topic you are very passionate about - Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear by Elizabeth Gilbert
“Egos Like Hairdos” – Read a book that’s outside your norm / try reading something different - Half-Minute Horrors edited by Susan Rich
“Back Around” – Pick up a book in a genre you haven’t read in a while - The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis
“Blood in the Boardroom” – Read a book about a working stiff / pencil pusher
“Born a Lion” – Read a book that’s got a big bite
“My IQ” – Read a book that made you feel stupider for having read it
“Used to You” – Read a book by a favorite author - The Institute by Stephen King
“Pick Yer Nose” – Read a library book - Tough-Luck Karen by Johanna Hurwitz
“God’s Country” – Read a book that features religion

Out Of Range (1994)
“Buildings and Bridges” – Read a book that takes place in a city or features large architectural structures - We Keep the Dead Close: A Murder at Harvard and a Half Century of Silence by Becky Cooper
“Letter to a John” – Read a book that features sex - You by Caroline Kepnes
“Hell Yeah” – Read a book that absolutely blew you away - We Keep the Dead Close: A Murder at Harvard and a Half Century of Silence by Becky Cooper
“How Have You Been” – Pick up a book you had previously started and never finished.. then finish it! - We Keep the Dead Close: A Murder at Harvard and a Half Century of Silence by Becky Cooper
“Overlap” – Read a book that’s hard to place into one genre
“Face Up and Sing” – Read a non fiction book that tackles a tough or important topic - Furiously Happy: A Funny Book About Horrible Things by Jenny Lawson
“Falling is Like This” – Read a romance novel or a book that heavily features love
“Out of Range” – Read a book that was just a little too “out there” for you - The Body Double by Emily Beyda
“You Had Time” - Read a book and if it hasn’t grabbed in the first 50 pages, DNF it!! - Forest Dark by Nicole Krauss
“If He Tries Anything” – Read a book about best friends - Charlotte's Web by E.B. White
“Diner” – Read a book about food or in which food is prominently features

Not A Pretty Girl (1995)
“Worthy” – Read a book that won an award - Charlotte's Web by E.B. White
“Tiptoe” – Read a book that you’re hesitant about
“Cradle and All” – Read a YA / Children’s book - Tough-Luck Karen by Johanna Hurwitz
“Shy” – Read a book that takes place in or features a motel
“Sorry I Am” – Read a book that everyone loves but you didn’t - You by Caroline Kepnes
“Light of Some Kind” – Read a book in which the world seems to be ending - Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel
“Not A Pretty Girl” – Read a book with a bad cover
“The Million You Made” – Read an NYT best seller - The Institute by Stephen King
“Hour Follow Hour” – If you read a book and it felt like it took foreeeeever to finish, take credit for it here - Furiously Happy: A Funny Book About Horrible Things by Jenny Lawson
“32 Flavors” – Read a book that features food on the cover or in the title
“Asking Too Much” – Read a book that didn’t live up to your expectations - Spook: 카지노싸이트 Tackles the Afterlife by Mary Roach
“This Bouquet” – Read a book that features flowers on the cover - Buy Yourself the F*cking Lilies: And Other Rituals to Fix Your Life, from Someone Who's Been There by Tara Schuster
“Crime for Crime” – Read a crime/mystery book - We Keep the Dead Close: A Murder at Harvard and a Half Century of Silence by Becky Cooper
“Coming Up” – Read a book by an up and coming author - We Keep the Dead Close: A Murder at Harvard and a Half Century of Silence by Becky Cooper
“Untitled” – Read anything and take credit for it here - Tough-Luck Karen by Johanna Hurwitz

Dilate (1995)
“Untouchable Face” – Read a book that features unrequited love
“Outta Me, Onto You” – Read a book and write a ranty review about it
“Superhero” – Read a book that features superheroes / read a comic book
“Dilate” – Read a book that creates an unexpected reaction in you - Challenge Accepted! by Celeste Barber
“Amazing Grace” – Read a book that features an adjective in the title - Furiously Happy: A Funny Book About Horrible Things by Jenny Lawson
“Napoleon” – Read a historical fiction or history book
“Shameless” – Read a book that you’d be embarrassed to be caught reading
“Done Wrong” – Read a book with a weird twist you didn’t see coming - We Keep the Dead Close: A Murder at Harvard and a Half Century of Silence by Becky Cooper
“Going Down” – Read a book that doesn’t live up to its hype - You by Caroline Kepnes
“Adam and Eve” – Read a book that’s been co-authored
“Joyful Girl” – Read a book that makes you feel good - Challenge Accepted! by Celeste Barber

The Past Didn’t Go Anywhere (1996)
“Bridges” – Read a book that could be considered a “bridge”, or a good introduction, to a specific genre
“Nevada City, California” – Read a book that takes place in, or is written by an author, from this state - The Body Double by Emily Beyda
“Korea” – Read a book that takes place in a different country - Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel
“Anarchy” – Read a dystopian novel - Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel
“Candidacy” – Read a book you believe should be considered for an award - We Keep the Dead Close: A Murder at Harvard and a Half Century of Silence by Becky Cooper
“Bum on the Rod” – Read a book with a nonsensical title - Esio Trot by Roald Dahl
“Enormously Wealthy” – Read a book from a Big 5 Publishing House - Inside Out by Demi Moore
“Mess with People” – Read a book that’s told in a unique format - You by Caroline Kepnes
“Natural Resources” – Read a “cli-fi” book
“Heroes” – Read a book in which the lead character does something remarkable - The Institute by Stephen King
“Half a Ghost Town” – Read a scary story / a book that features ghosts - Half-Minute Horrors edited by Susan Rich
“Holding On” – Read a book that you kept considering DNFing but didn’t - The Only Girl: My Life and Times on the Masthead of Rolling Stone by Robin Green

Little Plastic Castle (1998)
“Little Plastic Castle” – Read a fairy tale
“Fuel” – Read a book that gets you all worked up
“Gravel” – Read a book about the end of a relationship/friendship - In the Dream House by Carmen Maria Machado
“As Is” – Borrow a book from someone, and return it in the same condition
“Two Little Girls” – Read a book that features a child as the protagonist - Tough-Luck Karen by Johanna Hurwitz
“Deep Dish” – Read a book that’s over 400 pages long - The Institute by Stephen King
“Loom” – Read a book in which the tension builds slowly / something big is looming - We Keep the Dead Close: A Murder at Harvard and a Half Century of Silence by Becky Cooper
“Pixie” – Read a short book - Esio Trot by Roald Dahl
“Swan Dive” – Read a book that features birds or has a bird on the cover - Charlotte's Web by E.B. White
“Glass House” – Read a book that features or deals with hypocrisy or in which one of the characters is a hypocrite
“Independence Day” – Read a book about, or that features, aliens
“Pulse” – Read a horror book / a book that scares you silly - The Institute by Stephen King

Up Up Up Up Up Up (1999)
“Tis of Thee” – Read a book that features, or is written in, a unique or made-up dialect
“Virtue” – Read a book with a one word title - You by Caroline Kepnes
“Come Away from It” – Read a book that has a huge influence on you - Tough-Luck Karen by Johanna Hurwitz
“Jukebox” – Read a book that features music
“Angel Food” – Read a book that features angels or religion
“Angry Any More” – Read a book that pisses you off
“Everest” – Read a book that takes place in an unusual environment - The Institute by Stephen King
“Up Up Up Up Up Up” – Read a book that contains the same word more than once in the title - The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis
“Know Now Then” – Read a book from your TBR that you should have read a long time ago - Pippi Longstocking by Astrid Lindgren
“Trickle Down” – Read a book that features blue collar workers
“Hat Shaped Hat” – Read a book that turns out to be exactly what you thought it would be / totally predictable - The Body Double by Emily Beyda

To the Teeth (1999)
“To the Teeth” – Read a book with a political bent
“Soft Shoulder” – Read a paperback - Furiously Happy: A Funny Book About Horrible Things by Jenny Lawson
“Wish I May” – Go buy a book off your wishlist and read it
“Freakshow” – Read a bizarro book - Furiously Happy: A Funny Book About Horrible Things by Jenny Lawson
“Going Once” – Ignore everyone’s advice and read a book people warned you you wouldn’t like
“Hello Birmingham” – Read a book with a city name in the title
“Back Back Back” – Read the oldest book in your TBR
“Swing” – Read a book that messed with your emotions
“Carry You Around” – Carry a book around with you and read it whenever/wherever you can - Challenge Accepted! by Celeste Barber
“Cloud Blood” – Read a book that takes place mostly outside - Charlotte's Web by E.B. White
“The Arrivals Gate” – Read a book that takes place in or features an airplane/airport - Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel
“Providence” – Read a book that features or is about divinity / spirituality - Spook: 카지노싸이트 Tackles the Afterlife by Mary Roach
“I Know This Bar” – Read a book that takes place in, or prominently features, a bar

Reveling: Reckoning (2001)
“Ain’t That Way” – Read a book that’s a spin on another book
“OK” – Read a book that you were just meh about
“Garden of Simple” – Read a book that takes place in the summer
“Tamburitza Lingua” – Read a book that’s been translated
“Marrow” – Read a medical thriller
“Heartbreak Even” – Read a book that you gave three stars to - Furiously Happy: A Funny Book About Horrible Things by Jenny Lawson
“Harvest” – Read a book that takes place in the fall
“Kazoointoit” – Read a book that makes no sense at all
“Whatall Is Nice” – Read a book that makes you feel warm and fuzzy - Buy Yourself the F*cking Lilies: And Other Rituals to Fix Your Life, from Someone Who's Been There by Tara Schuster
“What How When Where (Why Who)” – Read a self help or motivational book - Buy Yourself the F*cking Lilies: And Other Rituals to Fix Your Life, from Someone Who's Been There by Tara Schuster
“Fierce Flawless” – Read a book and give it all the stars - The Institute by Stephen King
“Rock Paper Scissors” – Read a book that features some kind of game
“Beautiful Night” – Read a book that takes place mostly at night/in the dark
“Your Next Bold Move” – ask someone to pick a book off your TBR list and then read it
“This Box Contains…” – Read a book as soon it’s been delivered to the house - Awestruck: How Embracing Wonder Can Make You Happier, Healthier, and More Connected by Jonah Paquette
“Reckoning” – Read a book with a word that ends in “ing” in the title - Pippi Longstocking by Astrid Lindgren
“So What” – Ignore your chores and plop down to read a book, and take credit where when you finish it - The Institute by Stephen King
“Prison Prism” – Read a book that takes place in a prison or features someone who was in jail
“Imagine That” – Read a book that really surprised you - In the Dream House by Carmen Maria Machado
“Flood Waters” – Read a post-apocalyptic novel - Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel
“Grey” – Read a book with a grey colored cover - The Lottery and Other Stories by Shirley Jackson
“Subdivision” – Read a book that is broken into “parts” - Inside Out by Demi Moore
“Old Old Song” – Read a Victorian lit novel
“Sick of Me” – Take a sick day and read a book
“Don’t Nobody Know” – Read a book that has no, or almost no, reviews or ratings
“School Night” – Read a book that takes place in school and/or features students/teachers - Tough-Luck Karen by Johanna Hurwitz
“That Was My Love” – Read a book that uses flashbacks, or takes place in the past and present, to tell its story - Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel
“Reveling” – Read a book that you just can’t stop thinking about - Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers by Mary Roach
“In Here” – Pick a new reading spot, and read one book there, then take credit for it here - We Keep the Dead Close: A Murder at Harvard and a Half Century of Silence by Becky Cooper

Evolve (2003)
“Promised Land” – Read a book that promised more than it delivered - The Only Girl: My Life and Times on the Masthead of Rolling Stone by Robin Green
“In the Way” – Read a book that you had trouble finishing because you keep getting interrupted - Spook: 카지노싸이트 Tackles the Afterlife by Mary Roach
“Icarus” – Read a book about a mythology or that features a mythological character - The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis
“Slide” – Read a book in a park
“O My My” – Read a book that really impressed the hell out of you - The Institute by Stephen King
“Evolve” – Read a book that features or hinges itself on evolution
“Shrug” – Read a book that was just alright - The Only Girl: My Life and Times on the Masthead of Rolling Stone by Robin Green
“Phase” – Read a book in a genre or on a topic that you’re currently obsessed with
“Here for Now” – Read a book you’ve borrowed from the library - Tough-Luck Karen by Johanna Hurwitz
“Second Intermission” – Read the second book of a series - The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis
“Serpentine” – Read a book that features a snake or lizard on the cover or in the title
“Welcome To” – Read a brand-new-to-you genre

Educated Guess (2004)
“Platforms” – Listen to a podcast or a read a book in a different format than your used to - We Keep the Dead Close: A Murder at Harvard and a Half Century of Silence by Becky Cooper
“Swim” – Read a book that takes place in, on, or around water
“Educated Guess” – Read a book that you chose solely for the title - Buy Yourself the F*cking Lilies: And Other Rituals to Fix Your Life, from Someone Who's Been There by Tara Schuster
“Origami” – Read an instructional, DYI book, and make/build/do the thing
“Bliss Like This” – Read a really sappy love story
“The True Story of What Was” – Read a book based on a true story - We Keep the Dead Close: A Murder at Harvard and a Half Century of Silence by Becky Cooper
“Bodily” – Read a body horror novel
“You Each Time” – Read a choose your own adventure book
“Animal” – Read a book with an animal on the cover - Furiously Happy: A Funny Book About Horrible Things by Jenny Lawson
“Grand Canyon” – Read a book while you’re on vacation - Inside Out by Demi Moore
“Company” – Read a book while family is visiting / you’re visiting family - Inside Out by Demi Moore
“Rain Check” – Read a book instead of following through with your plans for the day - The Institute by Stephen King
“Akimbo” – Read a book that will give you nightmares / make it hard for you to fall asleep - Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers by Mary Roach
“Bubble” – Read a book that you were super excited to start but that let you down terribly - You by Caroline Kepnes

Knuckle Down (2005)
“Knuckledown” – Read a western or a book that features a cowboy
“Studying Stones” – Read a book in which the main character or a small group of people live in seclusion - The Body Double by Emily Beyda
“Manhole” – Read a book that takes place underground
“Sunday Morning” – Grab a tea and read a book on the weekend - Challenge Accepted! by Celeste Barber
“Modulation” – Read a book whose title begins with the letter M
“Seeing Eye Dog” – Read a book that features a character with a disability
“Lag Time” – Read a book that was written in the last century - The Lottery and Other Stories by Shirley Jackson
“Parameters” – Read a book about someone overcoming / facing their fears
“Callous” – Read one of your friend’s favorite books and tell them that you think of it
“Paradigm” – Read a book that features immigrant characters or is written by an immigrant author
“Minerva” – Read a book with a woman’s name in the title - Tough-Luck Karen by Johanna Hurwitz
“Recoil” – Read a book that grosses you out - Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers by Mary Roach

Reprieve (2006)
“Hypnotized” – Read a book that kept your attention the entire way through - The Institute by Stephen King
“Subconscious” – Read a book you hadn’t realized you wanted to read until you began reading it - Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear by Elizabeth Gilbert
“In the Margins” – Read a used book that already contains marginalia and read the notes too!
“Nicotine” – Read a book about addiction
“Decree” – Read a book your friends have been screaming and shouting about
“78% H20” – Read a book that heavily features science - Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers by Mary Roach
“Millennium Theater” – Read a play
“Half Assed” – Read a book that you felt had good intentions but was executed poorly - The Body Double by Emily Beyda
“Reprieve” – Read a fem-lit book
“A Spade” – Read a book that features graves, grave diggers, or takes place in a cemetery - Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers by Mary Roach
“Unrequited” – Read a book that you wanted to love but just couldn’t - You by Caroline Kepnes
“Shroud” – Read a book about death or dying - Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers by Mary Roach
“Reprise” – Read a book that qualifies for one of the reading tasks you’ve already used and take credit for it here

Red Letter Year (2008)
“Red Letter Year” – Read a book that’s written as,Shirley Jackson or features, a series of letters or journal entries
“Alla This” – Read a book that features religion
“Present/Infant” – Read a book that features pregnancy or a woman with a baby - Life Among the Savages by Shirley Jackson
“Smiling Underneath” – Read a satirical book
“Way Tight” – Read a book that’s under 100 pages - Esio Trot by Roald Dahl
“Emancipated Minor” – Read a YA or children's book - Tough-Luck Karen by Johanna Hurwitz
“Good Luck” – Read a book about a character that just keeps making bad decisions - You by Caroline Kepnes
“The Atom” – Read a sci-fi book - The Institute by Stephen King
“Round a Pole” – Read a book with an inanimate object in the title - The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis
“Landing Gear” – Read a book with an uneventful ending - Awestruck: How Embracing Wonder Can Make You Happier, Healthier, and More Connected by Jonah Paquette
“Star Matter” – Read a space opera

Which Side Are You On (2012)
“Life Boat” – Read a book that takes place on a boat or island
“Unworry” – Read a book from a genre you’ve avoided until now
“Which Side Are You On” – Read a book that keeps you thoroughly confused the entire way through
“Splinter” – Read a book that is told in multiple or fragmented perspectives
“Promiscuity” - Read more than one book at a time and take credit for them here - Tough-Luck Karen by Johanna Hurwitz & Inside Out by Demi Moore
“Albacore” – Read a book in which the protagonist has a tattoo(s)
“J” – Read a book written by an author whose name starts with J or a character who is only known by a first initial - Tough-Luck Karen by Johanna Hurwitz
“If YR Not” – Read a book about a total fuck up
“Hearse” – Read a book that features a funeral home, death, or the afterlife - Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers by Mary Roach
“Mariachi” – Read a book that delves into, or features, a culture different from your own
“Amendment” – Reread a book from your past - Tough-Luck Karen by Johanna Hurwitz
“Zoo” – Read a book that had a word with the letter Z in the title

Allergic To Water (2014)
“Dithering” – Read a book you’ve been staring at for a while
“See See See See” – Read a book that has repetitive words in the title
“Woe Be Gone” – Read a book to escape your blues/worries and take credit for it here - Steal Like an Artist: 10 Things Nobody Told You About Being Creative by Austin Kleon
“Careless Words” – Read a book that would have benefited from being much shorter - You by Caroline Kepnes
“Allergic to Water” – Read a book at the beach - You by Caroline Kepnes
“Harder Than it Needs to Be” – Read a book that just tried too hard
“Genie” – Read a book that features magic or magicians - Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear by Elizabeth Gilbert
“Happy All the Time” – Read a book that makes you laugh - Furiously Happy: A Funny Book About Horrible Things by Jenny Lawson
“Yeah YR Right” – Read a book that features social media / text speak - Challenge Accepted! by Celeste Barber
“Tr’w” – Read a book that starts with a T, R, or W - Tough-Luck Karen by Johanna Hurwitz
“Still My Heart” – Read a book that just crushes your heart
“Rainy Parade” – Read a book on a rainy day

Binary (2017)
“Binary” – Read a book that is written in two parts, or contains two separate storylines
“Pacifist’s Lament” – Read a book that was written by a known pacifist or feature pacifism
“Zizzing” – Read a book you find electrifying
“Play God” – Read a book that features cloning, experimentation, or a lead character with a god-like mentality
“Alrighty” – Read a book that you’ve been meaning to get out of the way
“Telepathic” – Read a book with a character who has special powers - The Institute by Stephen King
“Even More” – Read a book that you wished would never end
“Spider” – Read a book that features insects or has insects on the cover - Charlotte's Web by E.B. White
“Sasquatch” – Read a book about a myth or legend
“Terrifying Sight” – Read a book that is super gory and burns itself into your brain
“Deferred Gratification” – Take your time reading a really good book

Damn you read two books already this year?!?!? Go girl go!!!!

Lori wrote: "Damn you read two books already this year?!?!? Go girl go!!!!"

Ha! One I technically started before the end of the year but finished today. Is that considered cheating? The other I got as a Christmas gift and read in three days due to some serious down time while on vaca. Let's see if I can keep up with this pace, though.