Category Archives: Reading

What am I reading now? I have checked out Les Miserables for the Classics Bookclub in March. I also have Seven Storey Mountain by Thomas Merton. Maybe another LM Montgomery book for something fun. I am listening to Oswald Chambers: … Continue reading →

I do realize the humor of having this post follow my New Me Challenge update post. But while I am getting rid of some of the chunk, I am rising to the challenge of chunk in a different area. I … Continue reading →

The January 6 entry for Classics Bookclub is Hamlet. I downloaded this copy from Project Gutenberg to the Kindle to read. I also used this version which has a modern translation to the right. I’ve read Hamlet in school and … Continue reading →

I finished Pat of Silver Bush today. As expected, I cried a few times. It was so nice to be back on PEI. I loved Judy with her ould country speech, her many stories, and her love for Pat. The … Continue reading →

What have I read this past month? I read Hamlet (The New Folger Library Shakespeare) as part of the Classics Bookclub at 5 Minutes for Books. This was a combination of the George MacDonald commentary of an Old English version, … Continue reading →

I created a separate blog to track my reading and indepth reviews. I’ll post summary reviews here once in awhile. I did start a little early, reading some books in the last 3 weeks of December (after class ended). Here … Continue reading →

Reading to Know has a challenge going on, to read something by L. M. Montgomery. I have read the Anne of Green Gables books and loved them thoroughly. I had never ventured beyond that so I hope to read something … Continue reading →

Today’s question: Here is a list of the main areas of Library Thing: 1. Home (http://www.librarything.com/, before you log in) 2. Home (once you log in, contains Your Home, Your Profile, Connections, Recommendations, Reviews, Statistics, Clouds, Gallery, Memes) 3. Profile … Continue reading →

Wow, a month has gone by already. What’s on my shelf for the next month? Curate of Glaston, The How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk Hamlet (The New Folger Library Shakespeare) as part of … Continue reading →

Way back in September I signed up for the Fall Into Reading challenge. My post is here. It is time to see how I did with my goals. First – the books I listed in my post and progress … Continue reading →