I tried to be realistic last month about reading and didn't set many goals. Good choice! I didn't meet many goals of any sort! But we're all doing well and that's what's most important.
Last month I needed to read:
1. The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society. I did that! I didn't review it because I couldn't think of anything particularly new to say. My intown book club read it together and I found both the re-reading and the discussion enjoyable. Quite the pleasant diversion.
2. King Solomon's Mines. I am starting this one tomorrow with the purpose of wrapping it up by the end of the week (fingers crossed!) for the Reading to Know Classics Book Club.
3. I wanted to get started on Narnia for next month's Chronicles of Narnia Reading Challenge. I have done that!
The kids and I are reading The Horse and His Boy and I am reading Live Like A Narnian (a new release with a title I am very envious of).
Next month should be more stable and I'm hoping to read the following:
1. 101 Dalmatians, by Dodie Smith. I'll be reading this one aloud with the kids (after The Horse and His Boy) also as part of the Reading to Know Classics Book Club.
2. Dancing on the Head of a Pen: The Practice of a Writing Life (Review copy)
After those titles I just have a lot of hopes and dreams where my reading is concerned. I want to read all of these titles in no particular order. All of them are lying about the house just waiting for me.
1. Lady Catherine, the Earl, and the Real Downton Abbey
2. Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire
3. I Am the Messenger
4. Redwall
We shall see!
Now, off to find out what's on your nightstand.
7 comments:
I read The 101 Dalmations years ago. I don't remember much about it except how different it was from the Disney movie. Maybe I will try to see if the library has a copy I can borrow again (because I don't already have enough books to read).
I'm most curious about the Narnia book and the Zusak book.
Can you believe I'm actually participating in the book club...a bit? :)
Happy reading, adjusting, and sleeping.
One of these years I'm going to join the Narnia Reading Challenge because I do love all those books. They deserve being read and reread. Dancing on the Head of a Pen sounds intriguing. I never got around to the Redwall books, but I hear they're very good. Maybe another season. Glad you're all doing well! Yes, that is what counts. :)
My daughter and I are reading some Narnia this summer too - I love that series!
101 Dalmations is quite different from the Disney movie version but we liked it.
Happy reading!
I'm looking forward to 101 Dalmations next month (may need to start that a little early as it's staring a me from my pile). I finished King Solomon's Mines last week - glad I read that one, but wow. So not my normal reading material. : )
Glad you are getting some reading in with all the changes. : )
I still need to read Guernsey some time. Dancing on the Head of a Pen and the Downton book sound interesting.
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