New Year's Quilt by Jennifer Chiaverini (4/5)
Out Stealing Horses by Per Petterson (4/5)
The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman (5/5)
The Chocolate Run by Dorothy Koomson (4/5)
Silent in the Sanctuary by Deanna Raybourn (4/5)
Living with the Dead by Kelley Armstrong (4/5)
Death Before Wicket by Kerry Greenwood (3.5/5)
Plum Spooky by Janet Evanovich (3.5/5)
Angelique and the Sultan by Sergeanne Golon (4/5)
Wife for Hire by Janet Evanovich (4/5)
The Sugar Queen by Sarah Addison Allen (4.5/5)
Night of Flames by Douglas W Jacobson (4.5/5)
Superior Saturday by Garth Nix (4/5)
Venus in Copper by Lindsey Davis (4/5)
An Offer You Can't Refuse by Jill Mansell (4.5/5)
The Pagan Stone by Nora Roberts (4/5)
Forbidden Fantasies anthology (4/5)
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By reading Silent in the Sanctuary, I finished the Historical Fiction Reading Challenge, but I also joined two new challenges, Once Upon a Time III and The Love Bites Challenge. I have already read one of my books for Once Upon a Time III (Superior Saturday by Garth Nix) but haven't yet read anything for my other new challenge.
I managed to read two books for the Book Awards Reading Challenge - The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman and Out Stealing Horses by Per Petterson. You might notice that I rated The Graveyard Book as a 5/5 read - my first, and only, so far this year. I think I still have four books to read to complete this challenge.
I read another book for the War Through the Generations challenge this month as well - Night of Flames by Douglas W Jacobson, so have three more books to read before the end of the year for this challenge.
I have read 37 books for the 100+ Reading Challenge, and 27 for the Library Challenge. My target for the Library Challenge is 50 books, so I am over half way through.
One more book to go to complete the Victorian Challenge after I read Silent in the Sanctuary in March. I just picked up Silent on the Moor from the library tonight so that may well be the third book for the challenge, although I do have at least one more book that fits so maybe it will be that one instead.
Silent in the Sanctuary also fitted for the Chunkster Challenge, so I have 4 books left to go to complete that challenge. The book that I am currently reading (Comanche Moon by Larry McMurtry) fits for this challenge too.
Plum Spooky was the book I read for the 2009 Pub Challenge this month - 2 down, 7 to go!
You're doing much better than I am. I just posted an update for the challenge on my blog. You can link this post there. Keep at it!
ReplyDelete17 books---wowser! I wish. I think I might have made 10. I'll put my post up tonight or tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteWOW! You've done a great job in reading for all your challenges - congrats! Keep it up :)
ReplyDeleteWhile I don't do lot of challenge, but only 1, I only managed to read 11 books so far this year...*sigh* it sad but am trying LOL
Good luck in more of your reading!
Now I don't feel so bad about being behind on review writing although at least you have the excuse of having been reading a lot! :)
ReplyDeleteHope April is filled with lots of good books too!
You and those challenges are simply mind boggling. I'm doing 2 and it's all I can manage.
ReplyDeleteI hope you review The Graveyard Book. I'm curious to see what you think of it. You read a ton this month!
ReplyDeleteWow! 17 books in a month! Wish I could read that many. I'm lucky to finish 10. Looks like you read some good ones, too.
ReplyDelete--Anna
Diary of an Eccentric
Anna, it was a pretty good month both quality and quantity wise!
ReplyDeleteNatasha, I will do my best to review The Graveyard Book in the next week or so!
Rosie, the secret for me is to choose books that I already have on my list to read for my challenges, so that I am not adding anything extra to the list! Some times it works, some times is doesn't!
Iliana, there is no way I could confess in public how many half written reviews I have sitting in draft.
Julia, I am trying! I have lists everywhere to help me try and keep track!
Dar, 17 books is about my normal reading month. Anything more than that is what I would consider an above average month!
Chris, I have linked!