Welcome,
Our
Book Club is open to anyone, at anytime, who would simply like to set a
reading goal for the year, keep track of what they have read so far,
read up on reviews of books everyone else is reading and make your own
recommendations. You can read whatever you want, this is not a
traditional book club where we select & discuss a book as a group!
For anyone who'd like to participate in these weekly check-ins and join our Google Document Tracker, reply to this post with:
*Your 2010 reading goal ("X" number of books you will read this year)
*How many books you have read so far
*What you are currently reading
*Any books you'd like to recommend
Once you read the book that was on your "currently reading" list from the previous check-in or if you toss that book aside and switch gears, be sure to mention it in these weekly check-ins as that is how I update the spreadsheet.
Shout-outs and questions from me:As always, for those currently participating, please go to the spreadsheet and check your info for accuracy:https://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=pP-G753WjUy5mJcfocJFlMg&output=htmlBe sure you check the tabs at the bottom of the Google Spreadsheet for the "Recommendations" tab if you are looking for something to read!
- none
Re: The SAHM Book Club Weekly Check-In
HI all!
I finished Fly Away Home two weeks ago and absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVED it!
I moved on to Best Friends Forever and am nearly done with it. It's also really great and I can't wait to figure out how it ends and what happened between these supposed best friends!
eclaire 9.10.06 diggy 6.2.11
TobeMrs.Shavers: Would you happen to know if I download the books from the free online site, which download option I would choose for an I-pod? I really want to up my reading and thought this would be a great idea but when I click on the download button there are lots of formats to choose from.
A delicious book!
My book is actually called Carry Me Down, not Carry Me Home. The author's name is Hyland. Still reading, still enjoying, but so far not a favorite.
I finished 1-2-3 Magic. Some of the ideas were pretty good and I am considering using them, but I thought the book was about 10 chapters too long.
I am now reading The Story of a Marriage: a Novel by Andrew Sean Greer. It was recommended to me by my 17 yo daughter's HS English teacher on 'Back To School Night' in September and I really like it. Coincidentally, my daughter is reading the book now too. They must have gotten it assigned right around the time that I decided to read it. Other than Harry Potter, it's the first time we've ever read the same book at the same time.