Sunday, January 22, 2017
#WintersRespite #Readathon - Mid-Event Checkin
Well, we're one week in! How's it going? I hope everyone is getting lots of reading done and enjoying the new longer format. I know I am because I know I have another week to dig in and reach my goals. Universe abiding!
Share with us in the comments how you're doing, or leave a link in the comments. Many are updating on Twitter (#WintersRespite) and in our Facebook group.
Be sure to check out the giveaway/prize page and don't forget about the giveaway being hosted by Bemused Bookworm. It's open until tomorrow (Monday) night, midnight CST.
Wishing you all successful and happy reading for the remainder of the readathon!
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So far I've managed to finish up two books (Motherhood is Murder by Diana Orgain & Life, the Universe and Everything by Douglas Adams), a folktale/story collection (The Grandfathers Speak by Hitakonanu'laxk), a poem collection (Then Come Back: The Lost Neruda Poems by Pablo Neruda) and So Long and Thanks for All the Fish by Douglas Adams.
ReplyDeleteSo far, I've finished one book. Now I have two more to go.
ReplyDeleteHere is my update link: http://floodbooks.blogspot.com/2017/01/a-winters-respite-readathon-check-in.html Two books down so far! Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteSo far I've only finished on book - Love Does. Hopefully will finish P&P and In the Bag next week.
ReplyDeleteI am not doing as well as I was hoping. :(
ReplyDeleteI finished an audiobook and I started reading an ebook, a physical book, and another audio. I was doing well, but I stopped reading on Friday. Things got a little busy for me this past weekend. Now, the semester has begun and I have no idea how my reading game is going to be. I think I need to change my reading goals. :/
I have done better than expected and I am sure I am going to read more than my goal. I started the week having to read 2 books if I wanted to read them before returning them to the library. And finished the week by taking part in the 24 in 48 Challenge where I read for 25 hours.
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I read the second half of Hidden Figures and then about the first half of No Man's Land by Simon Tolkien, which I'm really enjoying. I didn't do any reading at all over the weekend, though, so now I'm getting back to it tonight.
ReplyDeleteEnJoying the annual Reading Respite - Thanks, Michelle !
ReplyDeleteMy list to date Posted HERE 18 reads/audios so far and hapPy for it ;)
[I Can't seem to find my comment posted at Bemused Bookworm after several different attempts, so I've included link here as well.]
HapPy reading week 2 everyone ...
I'm not doing so well as I hoped since I just started my new job and it's requiring a lot of my time away from home. Hopefully, the next few days, I will catch up on my reading and finish my book Wicked Intentions by the last day of this readathon! Here's my updates so far:
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