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Ryhmät50 Book Challenge, 888 Challenge, All Things New England, ARC Junkies, Barnes & Noble First Look readers, BookMooching, Books Compared, Bostonians, Deep South, Early Reviewers — näytä kaikki ryhmät

LempikirjailijatIsabel Allende, Margaret Atwood, Jane Austen, Charlotte Bronte, Emily Bronte, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Jim Butcher, E. E. Cummings, Janet Evanovich, Tess Gerritsen, Daphne Grab, Elizabeth Haydon, Khaled Hosseini, Dean Koontz, Jhumpa Lahiri, Harper Lee, C. S. Lewis, Jodi Picoult, R. A. Salvatore, J.R.R. Tolkien, Mark Twain, Margaret Weis (Yhteiset suosikit)

SuosikkikirjakaupatAnnie's Book Stop, Barrington Books, Borders Books and Music - Mansfield, Browser Books

SuosikkikirjastotAttleboro Public Library, Norton Public Library

Tietoja minusta I started reading when I was 3...and have been addicted ever since. I loved being able to read and sound things out and was almost murdered by my family when I was around 5 I read everything around me...out loud. It didn't matter what it was road signs, boxes, windows...really I am lucky to still be alive. *lol*

Currently Reading:
Nightwalker by Jocelynn Drake

Middlemarch by George Eliot (Group Read, come join in!)
The Venetian Mask by Rosaline Laker (ER Book, most likely to be abadoned before completion)
War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy (Group Read)

Reading through Daily Lit
NA

On the Back Burner:
Native Land by Nadja Tesich
I Am Legend by Richard Matheson
The War of the End of the World by Mario Vargas Llosa
Hearing Birds Fly by Lousia Waugh
Jonathan Strange and Mr Norell by Susanna Clarke
Abyssinian Chronicles By: Moses Isegawa
Requiem for the Sun by Elizabeth Haydon
Captain Alatriste by Arturo Perez-Reverte
(One of these days I'll get around to finishing these.)

Recently Read (Last 10):
My Hands Came Away Red by Lisa McKay
Living Dead Girl by Elizabeth Scott
The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield
100 Years of Ermintrude by Tom Evans
Howards End by E.M. Forster
Imaginary Men by Anjali Banerjee
Kisscut by Karin Slaugher
The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas by Ursula K. Le Guin
Rules of Deception by Christopher Reich
I Have Lived a Thousand Years by Livia Bitton-Jackson

Recent Purchases (Last 10):
The Snow Queen by Mercedes Lackey
The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan
The Next Thing on My List by Jill Smolinski
Rise of the Evening Star by Brandon Mull
The Swan Kingdom by Zoë Marriott
People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks
Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie
Vampire Academy (Vampire Academy, Book 1) by Richelle Mead
The Queen Geek Social Club by Laura Preble
The Unconsoled by Kazuo Ishiguro

Recently Mooched (Last 10):
I Have Lived a Thousand Years by Livia Bitton-Jackson
Working for the Devil by Lilith Saintcrow
Foreign Correspondence by Geraldine Brooks
Flower Net by Lisa See
Briar Rose by Jane Yolen
The Floating World by Cynthia Kadohata
The Prophet of Yonwood by Jeanne DuPrau
Chocolat by Joanne Harris
Kira Kira by Cynthia Kadohata
Threshold by Caitlin R. Kiernan
Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott

From the Library:
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Favorites of 2008 (newest to oldest)
Songs of the Missing by Stewart O'Nan (Jun)
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie (May)
Fabelhaven by Brandon Mull (May)
Death on the Nile by Agatha Christie (May)
Hello, I Must Be Going by Christie Hodgen (Apr)
The Book Thief by Markus Zusak (Apr)
Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery (Apr)
Small Favor by Jim Butcher (Apr)
Kira, Kira by Cynthia Kadohata (Mar)
Alive and Well in Prague, New York by Daphe Grab (Mar)
Three Cups of Tea by Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin (Mar)
Captain's Fury by Jim Butcher (Feb)
Wicked Lovely by Melissa Marr (Feb)
The Translator by Daoud Hari (Feb)
Cursor's Fury by Jim Butcher (Jan)
The Eyre Affair by Jasper Fforde (Jan)
Academ's Fury by Jim Butcher (Jan)
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte (Jan)

Top 12 Of 2008
Jan - Cursor's Fury by Jim Butcher
Feb - The Translator by Daoud Hari
Mar - Kira, Kira by Cynthia Kadohata
Apr - The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
May - The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie
Jun - Songs of the Missing by Stewart O'Nan (subject to change before the end of the month)
Jul - TBD
Aug - TBD
Sept - TBD
Oct - TBD
Nov - TBD
Dec - TBD

Books I gave up on in 2008
Sephardi Entrepreneurs in Jerusalem: The Valero Family 1800-1948 by Ruth Kark

Top of the Poo Pile (in no particular order)
Twilight by Stephenie Meyers
The Guardians: A Novel by Ana Castillo
The Reading Group by Elizabeth Noble
Luncheon of the Boating Party by Susan Vreeland
The Crimson Petal and the White by Michel Faber
Dancing Lessons for the Advanced in Age by Bohumil Hrabal
The Elder Gods (The Dreamers Series)by David Eddings
Fierce Invalids Home from Hot Climates by Tom Robbins
The Hunchback of Notre-Dame by Victor Hugo

The Lady and the Unicorn by Tracy Chevalier
Year Zero by Jeff Long

Tietoja kirjastostani I'll give any book a chance and so have read a little bit of everything so you'll find my library to be an eclectic mix of contemporary, classics and everything in between.

I rate everything I read so anything in my catalog without a rating means its sitting in my ever growing to be read pile.

Track my progress around the globe & 50 states through books here.
Note: World & state traveling only chronicled from 2007 to present.

2008 Alphabet Challenge:
Read an Author From Every Letter - 19/26 (73%)
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

My 100 Book Challenge Progress

My 888 Challenge Progress

My War and Peace Progress Tracker

My Middlemarch Progress Tracker

1001 Books Challenge 2008
I saw this on Tapestry100's profile and decided to steal it for my own. The idea behind this one is to try to read at least one book from the 1001 Book list every month of the year.

January - Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro & Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
February - Candide by Voltaire
March - Breakfast at Tiffany's by Truman Capote
April - None, but I did read 2 in January so I am still on track numbers wise.
May - The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie and Moll Flanders by Daniel Defoe
June - None - But I read 2 in May so its all good
July - Howards End by E.M. Forster
August - TBD
September - TBD
October - TBD
November - TBD
December - TBD

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Hi Irish,

Thanks for the invitation. You're right it does so often help to read together. Isn't it strange how reading at one end of the scale is such a solitary pleasure and at the other such a communal activity? Which is why what Mac are up to at the moment is so annoying. I'm going to ring their help line later today and see if I can get the problem solved otherwise I shall change the blog over to Word Press and let everyone know the new address.

Lähettänyt: ann163125 3:14 am (EST) Jul 21, 2008

Hi Irish

How is it going? I laughed when reading your blog about being in a new place 9 days and already you are a library member. Nice to see you have your priorities straight! I am enjoying the book tapestry100 sent me about the Labrador detective but I wish I could find more time to just sit and read it.

Opps better go tummy made an almighty rumble so I think it is time to go get some food.

Lähettänyt: Caspettee 5:21 am (EST) Jul 17, 2008

Hey Irish!
How's it going? I *finally* got The Gatecrasher back from my slow-reading relatives. Hope the wait hasn't been too annoying. :) I should be able to drop it in the mail on Thursday or Friday. Hope you're having a great summer!
lisa :)

Lähettänyt: elbakerone 5:27 pm (EST) Jul 15, 2008

OK, so I really can't get into I, robot. I'm only about 60 pages in and had to put it down. Hoping it will get better. It has to be better than The Spirit of the Place, tho! That was a miserable read.

The last ARC I read redeemed the ARC pile for me though (I was beginning to regret the ARCs!). Penelope Przekop's Aberrations was wonderful! I posted up my review today. Tonight I am starting Far World.

Did you get the e-book for Ermintrude? What do you think?

Lähettänyt: tapestry100 3:47 pm (EST) Jul 14, 2008

I"m only a couple of "chapters" in (some are so short!), so far not too bad. I was going to sit down and read a good chunk of it last night, but a friend stopped by and we ended up going out to dinner and sat talking and catching up until almost 11. So that rather did away with my reading night. Hopefully tonight I can get into it tonight.

What are you working on right now?

Lähettänyt: tapestry100 8:09 am (EST) Jul 8, 2008

Glad the books arrived! I think you will enjoy them - they are a fun little set of books. You'll have to let me know when you finish them what you think of them.

I finally finished Fablehaven. What a great book! I'll be looking for the second one soon.

I just had to set aside the ARC I've been working on (The Spirit of the Place). I just couldn't do it (not necessarily bad, but far from good and painfully stereotyped/cliched), so I'm moving on to the next in the pile, Aberrations (can't remember the author).

Lähettänyt: tapestry100 2:06 pm (EST) Jul 7, 2008

Hi Irish

I would be interested in being added to the Nancy Williams list as well,

http://luanne-abookwormsworld.blogspot.c...

Cheeers

Lähettänyt: Twink 6:52 pm (EST) Jul 6, 2008

Hi, I saw your message in Early Reviewers. I would like to be included in the message you send to Nancy Williams. I can be contacted directly at: tarryn [at} columbus [dot] rr [dot] com. My book blog can be found at: http://the-hag-reads.livejournal.com/pro..., it is relatively new, but I do read A LOT and will be working on back reviews all this month. :-) Hope I'm not too late!

Lähettänyt: the_hag 2:19 pm (EST) Jul 4, 2008

Hi - I, too, would like to be included in the list you send to Nancy Williams. My email is eschulenburg (AT) mchsi (DOT) com. My book blog is www.needmoreshelves.blogspot.com

Thanks for offering to share this opportunity with is!

Elizabeth

Lähettänyt: InventingHerself 6:50 am (EST) Jul 4, 2008

Please pass along my information as well:

http://aliveontheshelves.blogspot.com

lisalynne@gmail.com

Thanks!

Lähettänyt: LisaLynne 11:10 am (EST) Jul 3, 2008

You can pass her my info too - though my blog is in its infancy -

http://www.studentofsaga.wordpress.com

ladyvalkyrie@gmail.com

Thanks!

Lähettänyt: krisvalkyrie 5:32 am (EST) Jul 3, 2008

Hi: Thanks for passing this along to us. I would love to give my blog url:

www.bookshipper.blogspot.com

Thank you so much! TINA

Lähettänyt: Nitestar 7:10 pm (EST) Jul 2, 2008

Hey, Irisheyz,

Could you pass along my blog info to Nancy Williams too? Here's the link: http://akujunkan.livejournal.com/tag/boo...

And thanks so much for offering to spread the word!

Lähettänyt: Trismegistus 6:50 pm (EST) Jul 2, 2008

Hi Irish, you can pass along my info to Nancy. www.journeythroughreading.blogspot.com and email is journeythroughreading at gmail dot com.

Thanks! Erin

Lähettänyt: Rarcar1 6:03 pm (EST) Jul 2, 2008

You can pass along my blog info to Nancy Williams http://thekoolaidmom.wordpress.com/ In the Shadow of Mt. TBR. I like free books. :-D

Lähettänyt: thekoolaidmom 5:45 pm (EST) Jul 2, 2008

Hi!
I saw your mention of Nancy Williams over on ER and I was wondering if you could pass along her info to me, or vice versa? My email is fashion.piranha @ gmail.com and my blog is at http://fashion_piranha.livejournal.com.

Thanks :)

Lähettänyt: valkylee 4:40 pm (EST) Jul 2, 2008

I hope the move went well. Are you unpacked yet? ha ha We've been in our house for 4 years and I swear I still have a few boxes that I have never touched. At least you have a long weekend to get some stuff done. Enjoy!

Lähettänyt: Rarcar1 8:13 am (EST) Jul 2, 2008

Would you believe I haven't finished it yet? Realistically, I only read 2 books the entire month of June. It was my singularly worst reading month in years. It's been awful. I've been alternating between Fablehaven and Kate Chopin's The Awakening (my 1001 Book for June, which as of July 1 still isn't finished) and I've got a pile of ARCs I need to get to, as well. I don't know what happened this month, but reading wasn't it.

Other than books being hidden amongst the boxes, how has the move been going?

Lähettänyt: tapestry100 8:34 am (EST) Jul 1, 2008

I was worried! We're still trying to narrow down a date for the Book Barn meeting. I hope you can still join us. Good luck moving and I hHope the new job suits you well, too. Come back when you can.

Clare

Lähettänyt: clamairy 9:44 pm (EST) Jun 26, 2008

Where've you been?

Lähettänyt: clamairy 3:38 pm (EST) Jun 26, 2008

Haha at the moment that is not a bad thing I have actually managed to work my TBR down to a few books. Im getting concerned :) Even my steady supply of library books seems o be drying up at the moment.

Lähettänyt: Caspettee 3:54 am (EST) Jun 25, 2008

Hey Irish

I followed the book giveaway link from your page to your friend tapestry 100's paged and guess what I won hurrah. I also noticed you won as well so congrats. Best of all I discovered a new book blogger which is great.

Cheers
Casp

Lähettänyt: Caspettee 4:06 am (EST) Jun 24, 2008

Hi, Gail! I Have Lived a Thousand Years arrived in today's mail. Again, thank you so much.

Lähettänyt: LiteraryFeline 10:20 pm (EST) Jun 23, 2008

Thank you so much, Gail! I am looking forward to reading I Have Lived a Thousand Years. That's so kind of you to share your copy with me. I hope you are enjoying your weekend.

Lähettänyt: LiteraryFeline 1:28 am (EST) Jun 22, 2008

first time logging on to this site....noticed some authors we have in common... evanovitch...koontz..just read the darkest evening of the year...loved it...and hosseini..just read kite runner...made me cry....a thousand splendid suns i read before that...it also touched my heart.....donna

Lähettänyt: trepanya1 7:35 pm (EST) Jun 19, 2008

So, I should just go buy all the Dresden books right now, should I? That sounds like a huge attempt to really get me to fall off the no-book-buying wagon, you temptress!

Lähettänyt: tapestry100 7:53 pm (EST) Jun 15, 2008

Hi Irish.

Hope all is well. Read a book I thought you might like called Clara's War by Clara Kramer. It is a holocaust memoir of a Polish Jewish girl. I found it to be a beautiful book and so inspiring.

Lähettänyt: Caspettee 9:01 pm (EST) Jun 14, 2008

Thanks - Recovery is going ok, albeit slowly. I drove today for the first time (I was going stir crazy!). Still tender.

I hear you about packing, no fun at all. Have a packing party, invite all your friends, order pizza!

Lähettänyt: teelgee 9:46 pm (EST) Jun 13, 2008

How's it going?? You must be busy at work and at packing. I've missed you on the boards and the blogs. Hope you're having some fun too.

T.

Lähettänyt: teelgee 3:22 am (EST) Jun 13, 2008

So it's been a little while since I finished A Certain Slant of Light, and I'm still not sure how I feel. I think it arises from the writing or engineering of the story. Normally I read a book that I don't enjoy, it's an all around let down. I don't like the plot, characters, writing style, etc. This book I believe I liked the writer a lot. How she wrote. Her descriptions, her dialogue, even the characters to an extent (though they were part of the problem). But, when it was all put together something wasn't right. Maybe I'm being left with a feeling of something missing, that isn't just plot related. Like she was so close to making it work and stopped short. If you know what I mean? (I sort of don't.)

It's almost like the part I normally don't like is awesome, and the stuff people don't screw up alone is wrong so I'm left feeling off about it without really knowing why. It's unsettling for someone who dwells on their books so much and likes to be able to define her feelings on them.

Lähettänyt: CursorsFury 6:06 pm (EST) Jun 12, 2008

Hey. Seeing as how you seem to read everything, have you ever read the book A Certain Slant of Light by Laura Whitcomb? It's a teen book that I just finished, and as of right now I have no clue what I feel about it. I believe I enjoyed it, but at the moment my thoughts/feelings are swirling around my head. I feel unsettled/confused/weird/uncertain. I don't normally end a book feeling like this; to the point where I can't really tell you what I thought of the book. I don't believe I like this feeling much. Lol.

Lähettänyt: CursorsFury 2:09 am (EST) Jun 11, 2008

Hey Irish!
I liked your review of Fablehaven by Brandon Mull. I think I must have been reading it at the same time as you and I enjoyed it as well - cute start to a series and plenty of potential! (I haven't forgotten about sending you The Gatecrasher either, I'm still waiting to get it back from my sis.) Hope you're having a fabulous summer!
el :)

Lähettänyt: elbakerone 4:31 pm (EST) Jun 3, 2008

I finished it last night, and I'm of 2 minds about it. I have to guess that it was good, since it kept me up until almost 1:30 last night to finish it, but I found the shift in POV perspective every single chapter hard to follow, especially since it took a paragraph or 2 to figure out who the character of focus was for that chapter. I read another book by O'Nan last year call The Circus Fire, about the Ringling Bros tent fire in the 40s. I thought the same thing then, that it was a good book, but I felt (and still feel) that O'Nan seems to feel that since he knows who he is writing about, the reader ought to as well.

I'm glad I read it, but I'm also glad that it was a free book.

Lähettänyt: tapestry100 8:21 am (EST) Jun 2, 2008

You can absolutely still join the ring. If you could please post over there so I can add you on I'd apprecaite it.

What part of Southern MA do you live in?

Lähettänyt: lgondelman 2:26 pm (EST) Jun 1, 2008

Looks like we have much the same taste...

:)

Lähettänyt: Severn 1:51 am (EST) Jun 1, 2008

That's what I was thinking! Don't we all love to have our say? I know I do!

Lähettänyt: megwaiteclayton 12:26 pm (EST) May 31, 2008

Gail, I am so enamored of the poll you set up for Group Reads. I didn't know such a thing existed. If a poll shows up on my website, which I'm already thinking it will, you can definitely take credit for it!

-Meg

Lähettänyt: megwaiteclayton 4:07 pm (EST) May 30, 2008

Irish! Thank you! - Meg

Lähettänyt: megwaiteclayton 8:04 pm (EST) May 23, 2008

You just want to be my friend 'cause I'm almost done with War and Peace! ;o) Or you want me to help you MOVE!!!!

Lähettänyt: teelgee 11:57 am (EST) May 22, 2008

Hi - nice beach photo. I miss the big glasses though.

You're missing all the fun over at Group Reads -- we're discussing the next book already. I'm missing your organizing skills!!!

Terri

Lähettänyt: teelgee 1:10 am (EST) May 22, 2008

Hi Irish you look nice and relaxed in that pic.

:) Casp

Lähettänyt: Caspettee 3:52 am (EST) May 19, 2008

Hi Irish, thanks for the friends request. I love the way in which we can all start to meet up in a variety of places. It makes the virtual friendships so much stronger. Hope to see you in the Salon later on.

Ann

Lähettänyt: ann163125 3:34 am (EST) May 18, 2008

I've been enjoying your lovely pictures on your blog and trying not to get too jealous! Oh well, I hope you are having a great time. It is seriously my favorite fantasy, being alone on a tropical beach with a big stack of books and a little drink in a coconut.

Lähettänyt: cmbohn 2:12 am (EST) May 14, 2008

You know, that really wasn't fair. I picked up the first Dresden Files book yesterday, and it'll be next Wednesday before I can get back to the bookstore and pick up the rest. You should have warned me! (-:

Lähettänyt: prosfilaes 7:33 pm (EST) May 8, 2008

I haven't gotten back to you about the Twilight series because I've been trying to figure out what it really is about the series that I like. And I really can't figure it out. I'm normally really good at articulating what I feel about books, but this one not so much. Maybe because I haven't read them in a while.

I love them though. I can see what your saying about them, but as I'm reading them I don't see things that way. I do find it endearing that he "stalks" her. As I'm reading it, I don't see it as stalking. I like Edward. I find him and his family intriguing. I do find Bella a bit annoying. I can handle how head over heals she is for Edward, but find it hard that there is nothing much to her besides this. Through the books you see hobbies and loves that Edward has, but with Bella she retains so much of her youth and much of her character is based on her overpowering love for Edward. This gets a bit old.

BUT . . . I still love them, even if I can't explain why, even if I can see what your saying, and I am eagerly looking forward to the 4th and final book this August.

P.S. I’m not sure I’d have called Edward dreamy. I reserve that for Patrick Dempsey’s character on Grey’s Anatomy, Derek Shepard. Lol.

Lähettänyt: CursorsFury 12:13 am (EST) May 8, 2008

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