So the read-a-thon finished already... needless to say, judging for my lack of updates, it wasn't really a success for me. I slept (less than usual, but still almost a complete night's sleep), even though I woke up in the middle of the night to read a book. After I finished it, I went back to bed :P
So, without further ado...
Total no. of books read: 3.5 (Rotkaeppchen muss weinen, Best Friends Getting Sorted, The Boyfriend Trap, and about 300 pages of The Little Stranger)
Total time spent reading: I guess about 6 hours
Total no. of pages read: 789 (not too bad, but not too good either)
Blogs visited: ahem... let's drop it, shall we? Next read-a-thon, I'm going to sign up to be a cheerleader. That should be fun.
And that's about it, folks... Enjoy your Sunday. I think I should start blogging again and write mini-reviews for the books I read... It would be a good exercise, plus otherwise I'm not even going to remember what I read after a few months. Too many books out there to read, too little time, I'm sure you know it.


7 Comments:
Hey there's nothing wrong with that! I was busy this weekend so I only got about 2 hours reading.
I'm impressed that you read so many -- I need to remember the readathon for next year!
I started my book blog specifically so I could remember what I thought about my books upon finishing them -- a year would go by and I'd find myself getting the same books out because I couldn't remember! ;)
And finally, Boo!
What a neat thing to try - the read-a-thon, you did really good - I would get distracted by my kid or husband, and lose time that way, plus I do love to sleep - Way to go on the reading you did - BOO - get done!
bleumoon
boo for you ;-D
kidding, i knew i wouldn't have time for the oct readathon so i didn't try. but hopefully the next one.
So nice to meet you at the ball Lady Deborah Harper!
Dear Lady Harper,
I must comment on your beautiful gown. You were the envy of the ball!
& etc.
Lady Araminta Lovelace
Very nice to make your acquaintance at the Pemberley Ball. I do hope to continue our acquaintance in the future.
Miss Calliope Cathwood
aka Jennifer Becton, author of Charlotte Collins: A Continuation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice
http://www.jenniferbecton.com
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