Title of book(s) read since last update: Every Day with Rachael Ray
(magazine); The Shelters of Stone by Jean M. Auel
Number of books read since you started: one
Pages read since
last update: 45
Running total of pages read since you started: 173
Amount
of time spent reading since last update: 90 minutes
Running total of time
spent reading since you started: 300 minutes
Mini-challenges completed:
Introduction meme; Oldies but Goodies; Turn to Page
Other participants you’ve visited: Deb
Nance at Readerbuzz; Chris at Northern Stories; Becca S at The Sanborns; Alysia at My Little Pocketbooks; Courtney at Stiletto Storytime; Marina at Momma Writes About Books;
What
I've eaten/drunk: two Ooey Gooey Chips Ahoy cookies (RAT breakfast of champions,
baby!); a bottle of water; 1/4 of my leftover Obscenely Loaded Fries from
Hurricane Wings (lunch the other day); Publix cola; a couple of pimento-stuffed green olives; TGI Friday's sliders (for lunch); some gummi bears; a bottle of water;
I'm getting into my second read of the RAT, Jean Auel's The Shelters of Stone, which is one of the Earth's Children series. I've read all the previous volumes, so now I have this one and the newest volume left to go. I don't have a copy of the new one, The Land of Painted Caves, but I'll probably borrow it from the library in order to finish the series. I don't see myself finishing The Shelters of Stone, but if I do, I have a Kindle book, Perfectly Matched by Heather Webber, ready to go (as well as several others on my book pile!). What are you reading today?!
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2 comments:
I've always been a little curious about the Earth's Children series, but I've never given it a try. If it's good Readathon material, I might have to check it out. Looks like you're doing great - keep up the excellent reading! =D
Megan,
It's a great series! You have to love chunksters, though. And sex. Because there is kind of a lot of sex in the books. One of my friends said she read the series in eighth grade and I was kind of appalled because I cannot fathom what my 13-year-old self would have done with all the steaminess...
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