I know, I know. Another bookish link-up? This might as well be a book blog. I promise I have some non-book posts in store soon, and I hope to catch up on my European adventures by the end of the month. If you didn't see my photo post of Vienna this weekend, you should definitely check it out. There's more where that came from! But until then ...
Today, I'm participating in my first Literary Junkies link-up, hosted by By the Porchlight and Pink Heels Pink Truck. I've been active in the Facebook group for a while, but this is the first time I've actually sat down and written out my answers to the monthly link-up. Enjoy!
Today, I'm participating in my first Literary Junkies link-up, hosted by By the Porchlight and Pink Heels Pink Truck. I've been active in the Facebook group for a while, but this is the first time I've actually sat down and written out my answers to the monthly link-up. Enjoy!
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2. The Shadow of the Wind, Carlos Ruiz Zafon
3. The Lost Symbol, Dan Brown
*I recently wrote a post about the top 10 books on my to-read list for spring. The full list can be found here.
Image via Book Mania!
When I read, I'm usually always focusing just on the book. I can definitely eat, drink and sunbathe while reading, and I like to listen to music when I'm in a distracting environment, but I typically just read.
I'm also looking forward to the #literaryjunkies Twitter chat this evening! I can't wait to discuss Gone Girl; it was one of my favorite reads from last year. Plus, this is the first time I've actually finished a book in time to participate, and that's only because I had already read it. :)
Are any of my readers in an online book club? Or an "actual" book club? Tell me about it!
11 comments:
I fell in love with the Fault in Our Stars. I read it a few weeks back and was in tears at the end - the good kind of tears no less, and I don't cry! I just finished The Shadow of the Wind too and thought it was ehh, but I'm still glad I did. Excellent recommendations too!
My sorority alumnae club has a "book club with a wine problem." It's been a lot of fun joining, and getting introduced to books I normally would just pass by =)
I loved The Fault in Our Stars.... but I hated Thirteen Reasons Why! :(
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The Fault in Our Stars is so good!
What a fun link up! I'm going to have to do this next week =)
I used to recommend Harry Potter too but now it's hard to find someone who hasn't read at least one. Except Jessica (SGT)- don't tell her I said that ;)
I usually take a few days off in between books. Usually when I finish reading a book that I really got into, I have to kind of break before diving into the next book. Yay for Harry Potter! I read The DaVinci Code and Angels & Demons, but I haven't read that 3rd Dan Brown book. I should add it to my "to-read" list.
in love with the Fault in Our Stars
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Looks like I need to get Fault in Our Stars!
The Fault in our Stars sounds like a good one to read! I haven't read Gone Girl yet but everyone raves about it so I should get on that, soon! :)
Thanks for stopping by, too and admiring my elephant header. :)
The Fault in our stars is so so good! I read it in 7 hrs haha
Oh...Love Dan Brown!! I can't remember if I've read The Lost Symbol..I remember The Davinci Code and one other but don't remember if that was it. You're the second person I've seen with either a recommendation for The Fault in Our Stars or it's on their TBR list. :) Thanks for linking up!! I hope you'll link up again next month and read The Paris Wife with us!!
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