Lobstersurvivor's list of finished reading list

Kristen Britain-- Green Rider
Kristen Britain -- First Rider's Call
Kristen Britan -- High King's Tomb

Welcome to the group!

Traci Hilton -- Foreclosed
Ruth Chew -- The Wednesday Witch
Clyde Robert Bulla -- Ghost Town Treasure

Thank you...

Welcome! One of these days you'll have to share with s how you got your user name. I sense a story...8^}

you're right it's a good story. I'll write it sometime.. :)

7. Piers Anthony-- A Spell for Chameleon.

8. Ruth Chew-- Secondhand Magic.

I just love the books from when I was a kid. I'm reading them to my 9 year old as I am reading other things as well. I'm proud of him. He's reading the Indian in the Cupboard.

#8: It is wonderful that you have a budding reader in the house!

thanks for your kind words... My son has even done his book report on Ghost Town Treasure.
I did one too.... way cool.
9. Edward W. Dolch-- Irish Sstories in Basic Vocabulary

10. Ellis Peters-- The Holy Thief, Chronicles of Cadfael

#11: I really must get back to the Cadfael series. I have only read the first couple.

I just love that series. I found a couple of other monk mysteries... I forgot the names. when I get them I'll have to write them down.

11. Mary C. Jane-- The Ghost Rock Mystery. My son and I just finished it. It was exciting for him. Upward and onward to the next.....

Susannah Gregory and C J Sansom write mystery series about monks - mediaeval and Tudor.

cool thank you... I also found Peter Tremayne.it's next on my list to read.

12. Sid fleischman--The Whipping Boy.

13. Margaret Embry-- The Blue Nosed Witch
14. Markus Heitz-- The Dwarves

15. What the Witch Left by Ruth Chew.... This is one of the ones I've been searching for years. It has the 7 league boots. where they two girls takes steps and end up in Mexico... really cool... Now I just gotta find the next one I'm looking for.

16.The Witch and the Ring by Ruth Chew


17. Stargate by Stephen Robinett copy right 1976 very fun book for the 70's... not the same Stargate we are used to...

18. The Ghost, The White house and me... Judith St. George.

It's a fun book. I finally finished it with my son.
He enjoyed it lots

19. Midnight for Charlie Bone by Jenny Nimmo Very Fun a Harry Potter kind of stories..

20. Charlie Bone and the Invisible Boy by Jenny Nimmo

21. Charlie Bone and the Castle of Mirrors by Jenny Nimmo

22. Charlie Bone and the Shadow by Jenny Nimmo

I started on the Charlie Bone series and got off track. I need to start back on it. Thanks for the reminder.

Lobster, how old's your son? I have just bought the first Charlie Bone to read to mine, but he's only 6 so I was thinking that's too young yet.

my son is 9. Charlie bone isn't very scary. They are very fun. Each book holds it own. If you are reading it to him. you can always skip parts. I do that sometimes when i read to my son. I would suggest you read it first for yourself then judge if your son is old enough.

23. Charlie Bone and the Time Twister by Jenny Nimmo.

I've read them out of order. Each book can stand alone, but it also explains things too. I hope you enjoy reading them. The last book. the 8th is out now. I'm debating weather to wait for the library or break down and buy it... sigh.

#28: I'm debating weather to wait for the library or break down and buy it... sigh.

I go through that a lot too, so I know how you feel!

wow I did not realize i haven't posted since may I have been bad. but I have been reading.
let me continue

24. Charlie Bone and the invisible boy by Jenny Nimmo
25. Hunter Brown and the Secret of the Shadow by the Miller Brothers
26. Charlie Bone and the Hidden King by Jenny Nimmo
27. Charlie Bone and the Hidden Beast by Jenny Nimmo
28. A touch of the strange by Theodore Sturgeon
29. Truckers by Terry Pratchett
30. The Weka-Feather Cloak by Leo Madigan

31. The Prophecy of Zephyrus by G.A. Hesse
32. The Ghost, the White House, and Me by Judith George

Glad to see you back!

thanks

33. The Lion, the Witch and the wardrobe by C.S. Lewis

#35: Are you reading the Chronicles of Narnia for yourself or your nine-year-old? I loved those books as a kid! The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is still a favorite, even at my advanced age.

I am reading them with my son... we are now in Prince Caspian...

#34 Time Twist by Lizzy Shannon

How I got my name Lobstersurvivor.... When I was a little girl my brother would tell me stories on how he saved my life from the lobsters in the bathroom trying to eat me. He jumped over them and rescued me. well.... He of course denys any knowledge of that story. So one day when he was on the east coast. he did't have a cell phone or email. but his friend was on Live journal every day. I knew If I typed on her page she would give him the message. so I needed a name and decided since I survived the "lobster" attack I would be the Lobstersurvivor. My brother still denies that story but as a good sister. I remember all the things he told me. ;) I hope you enjoyed my story of my name.

#39: Great story!

Are you joining us again for 2011? The group is up and running here: http://www.librarything.com/groups/75booksin20111#forums

Yes I am. Thanks for always encouraging me. I am starting again. Hopefully I can get through more books. :)