Category: Challenges

COYER Winter 2014 – 2015 Wrap-up

I made my goal! I actually read more than the 15 books enumerated below – those are just the ones whose reviews have posted. So I’m feeling pretty good about this challenge!   Also read ( * = review to come) Valiant, by Sarah McGuire * An Uncivilized Yankee, by… Read more »

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January challenge update

January challenge update

Here’s what I read for various challenges in January: COYER – Winter 2015 Since this challenge actually started on Dec. 20, 2014, I’m including books I read since then. One Wish (Robyn Carr) – ARC Dogwood Hill (Sherryl Woods) – ARC The Crime at Black Dudley (Margery Allingham) – ARC… Read more »

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Mini Bloggiesta wrap-up

Mini Bloggiesta wrap-up

These were my goals for Bloggiesta, with what I actually accomplished in blue. Clear off my desk so I can hook my computer back up to my external screen and ergonomic keyboard. (Computer hooked up; desk is still a mess.) Update About Me page and profile picture.  (Done!) Clean up… Read more »

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Mini Bloggiesta starts tomorrow!

Mini Bloggiesta starts tomorrow!

I’ve seen Bloggiesta and Mini-Bloggiesta around, but this is the first time I’ve participated. In case you’re wondering what Bloggiesta is: In short, Bloggiesta is a blogging marathon revolving around ticking off those items on your to-do list and improving your blog while in the good company of other awesome… Read more »

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More Challenges for 2015

More Challenges for 2015

I’m adding two more reading challenges for the year. Yes, I know. I’ve probably taken leave of my senses. But one of them is obvious, and I’ve done it for several years now; I just haven’t announced it before: the Goodreads Reading Challenge.   Last year I set my goal… Read more »

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Fairytale Reading Challenge 2015 – Goals

Fairytale Reading Challenge 2015 – Goals

I’m signing up for another challenge for 2015: The Fairytale Challenge, hosted by The Daily Prophecy.  The challenge is to read fairytale retellings, and the reader chooses what counts as a fairytale. Since I love a good fairytale retelling, this challenge is right up my alley. However, given that I’m… Read more »

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