Here's the list of books I have already read to meet my goal of 100:
1. Forever in Blue*
2. Mary Poppins
3. Paisley Hanover Kisses and Tells
4. Mary Poppins Comes Back
5. Nicholas
6. Island of the Aunts*
7. How my Private, Personal Journal became a Best-Seller
8. Getting the Boot
9. The Help*
10. Speak*
11. Lush
12. Nicholas and the Gang
13. The Face on the Milk Carton
14. Just Listen
15. Hazel Green
16. Bartlett and the Ice Voyage
17. And Then There Were None*
18. The Princess Diaries*
19. Life as We Knew It
20. Evermore
21. Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle
22. Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle's Magic
* Books I highly recommend, and if it's not that challenging, I recommend it for a younger level.
I know those last two were a little young for me, but the Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle books are simply splendid for all ages. Others on the list might be like that too, that's why I counted them. That's my list so far!
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Alright, New Goal That Will Actually Happen.
Don't say it.
Don't say a word.
I know, I'm disappointed in myself, too. But I didn't miss my posts as much as you guys did, I'm sure.
So while I was thinking in my free time not writing blogs, I thought of goals I could set for myself. Many things came into my mind, but I don't want to say them here, because they are kind of weird. One stuck like glue: to read 100 books by the end of the school year, June 6 or 7 or 8. If that's too easy, I will read 200 books. I know that sounds like a lot, but I am a fast reader and I also count EVERY single book I read cover to cover, even if it's not exactly my level of reading. But no magazines, online articles, or anything else. Just good old fashion books. Including books we are reading in school. Joy.
So I started to complete this goal, not realizing I still have a blog to tend to. I have read 22 books at the moment, and I started around the very middle of August, when my library summer book club ended. I will make a new post of all the books I have read with a little astrich if I highly recommmend them. For every new book I read, I will post a picture and a review. The books I read range from age levels, but they are mostly high school or teen reads. Ha ha.
Feel free to read my other posts if you want to see an example of an epic fail in blogging.
Don't say a word.
I know, I'm disappointed in myself, too. But I didn't miss my posts as much as you guys did, I'm sure.
So while I was thinking in my free time not writing blogs, I thought of goals I could set for myself. Many things came into my mind, but I don't want to say them here, because they are kind of weird. One stuck like glue: to read 100 books by the end of the school year, June 6 or 7 or 8. If that's too easy, I will read 200 books. I know that sounds like a lot, but I am a fast reader and I also count EVERY single book I read cover to cover, even if it's not exactly my level of reading. But no magazines, online articles, or anything else. Just good old fashion books. Including books we are reading in school. Joy.
So I started to complete this goal, not realizing I still have a blog to tend to. I have read 22 books at the moment, and I started around the very middle of August, when my library summer book club ended. I will make a new post of all the books I have read with a little astrich if I highly recommmend them. For every new book I read, I will post a picture and a review. The books I read range from age levels, but they are mostly high school or teen reads. Ha ha.
Feel free to read my other posts if you want to see an example of an epic fail in blogging.
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