Cover to Cover Challenge discussion
How is your 144 books for 2010 going

Good Luck Everyone!

OMG, it sounds like me. I have a very hard time putting a book down.


I usually do a written book journal and this I'm going to start a listing on my shelves in good reads for 2010 and here of course.
Agreed as well. I counts for the day that the book is completed.

And yes, Magpie, I agree. It has always been my dream to have one giant room with wall to wall shelves hehe. I'm STILL really jealous of Belle in Beauty & the Beast lol
I wonder if Belle got through all of those books yet? LOL!


But what a good way to spend money! You can always read a book more than once or you pass it on to another loving home. =) Happy Reading. Plus these books will help you hit the 144 goal.

I think it's great that so many people are doing this challenge as it will be great inspiration and support for all of us.


i am about to start reading what will be my first finished book for 2010 Under the Dome!!!
Let us know what you first decide to read as your first book for 2010

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A book journal???
A book journal???


and a good way to speed up your reading :)

let us know what you decided


Finished City of Bones by Cassandra Clare 1:30 in the morning. I didn't quite time it right to have a last book for 2009. But Good News. My 1st book is done for the year!


I buy em read em and give em away--except my evanovich collection--I downsize once a yr usuall y springtime but I did it in fall b4 we moved.


Its going to take me a while to get my first book read as it is Under the Dome Which may ot have been the best idea as maybe should have read easy/normal sized books first month so can feel confident!!

LOL!! Under the Dome was the first book I started last night, but then I put it down for a bit and picked up Rainwater (which is a lot shorter!) so that I could put something down on my log. I'm somewhere around p. 390 on Under the Dome -- it's going to take quite a while before it's finished!!


1100 pages... Might be good to get it done and over with. Let us all know how the book is. I'm curious.


I started reading my second book and should be done with it soon. I'm on a roll. Glad I've picked out interesting books to start off with.

Way to go Elyssa! Two books on the first day of the new year.
I'm hoping! As long as the kids keep themselves busy with Christmas toys and go to bed on time, nicely. Then a glass of wine and time with a book. Ah, only in a perfect world!

Just read fluff. Romance, book about vampires, etc. etc.
But no, this year I am planning on catching up with some classics, Nobel prize winners, Booker prize winners, 1001 books to read before you die and all those newcomers that critics are raving about.
So I most likely won't reach 144 but I guess quality over quantity ;-)


I want a room solid to look like a library period.
" I agree! I collect books and have as many shelves filled as I can (I have a LONG way to go).

I am fascinated by the book and finding it hard to put down. I will definitely finish it today. I really enjoying it and highly recommend it. It does make you think.
Kinga wrote: "I know how I could totally cheat this.
Just read fluff. Romance, book about vampires, etc. etc.
But no, this year I am planning on catching up with some classics, Nobel prize winners, Booker prize ..."
I have a hard time digesting romance novels. They take longer than nonfiction to read. Although, I'm breaking through. Some fantasy fiction has been getting better (I am not talking of Twilight). It is a good idea to get some classics down. There are so many that I pretended to read in school. Now I have no idea what they are about.
Just read fluff. Romance, book about vampires, etc. etc.
But no, this year I am planning on catching up with some classics, Nobel prize winners, Booker prize ..."
I have a hard time digesting romance novels. They take longer than nonfiction to read. Although, I'm breaking through. Some fantasy fiction has been getting better (I am not talking of Twilight). It is a good idea to get some classics down. There are so many that I pretended to read in school. Now I have no idea what they are about.


Right now, I am re-listening to Rapture in Death by J.D. Robb. I love these books and in the absence of another audio, I thought I'd do this one next. I read Immortal in Death recently in November so I won't do that one again. Rapture in Death is the 4th one. I go through these books pretty fast. It may be a way I can make up some numbers. And yes, I do not skip and read the whole thing again. Often, I do hear something I missed or don't remember.
I'm going to try and pick up an audio from the library that's on my January read list, but I may end up getting a different one, thereby adding to my already overburdened list. But at least I have a lot to choose from.
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Lynn wrote: "Ms. Erin wrote: "It's best to keep it simple - I've always gone with with date I finish a book, simply because I never take the time to log the date that I start a book. (Well I do tentatively on ..."