~2014 Reading Challenge~ discussion

57 views
2014 Reading Challenge > Missy 2014 Reading Challenge

Comments Showing 1-23 of 23 (23 new)    post a comment »
dateUp arrow    newest »

message 1: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
I fell a little short last year so I am going to try for 30 again this year. I am going to continue working on my alphabet challenge. I apparently like reading books that start with the same letter.


message 2: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
1.The Undomestic Goddess The Undomestic Goddess by Sophie Kinsella I am really starting to like Sophie Kinsella


message 3: by Guia (new)

Guia (guialovescandy) Oh my, I love Sophie Kinsella! Her leading ladies are seriously hilarious!


message 4: by Elle (new)

Elle (meelle) I also love Sophie Kinsella! The first book I read of hers was 'Can you Keep A Secret?' back in 2006. Then I moved onto 'Confessions of A Shopaholic' (just so I could read the book before I saw the movie----the book was better btw) in 2010 and finished the series up until that point. So I read 'Twenties Girl' after that (not a favorite),'The Undomestic Goddess', 'Remember Me?', 'Mini Shopaholic' and then 'I've Got Your Number.' She's also published several books as Madeleine Wickham, but I haven't read any of them yet. http://www.sophiekinsella.co.uk/books...

In case you're looking for a similar author, I stumbled upon Sarah Strohmeyer and the Bubbles Yablonsky series. Thoroughly enjoyed that series as well! Enjoy! :-)


message 5: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
I will keep my eye out for those authors. Thanks!


message 6: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
2. I am off to a terribly slow start but this year has been incredibly busy! I did manage to read my yearly self help book. I lost 6 lbs reading this one.Choose More, Lose More Choose More, Lose More by Chris Powell


message 7: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
3. Never Buried Never Buried (Leigh Koslow Mystery, #1) by Edie Claire It was a Free Friday Nook Book and it wasn't bad and I actually caught myself wondering what was going to happen with the characters while I was at work. That marks a good book to me.


message 8: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
4. Finding Cinderella (Hopeless, #2.5) by Colleen Hoover Finding Cinderella I loved this one. I liked the first two books of the series and this one didn't disappoint.


message 9: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
5. All Is Bright: A Short Story All Is Bright A Short Story by Sarah Pekkanen Good story but short


message 10: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
6. Love, Accidentally by Sarah Pekkanen Love, Accidentally same story but different point of view


message 11: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
7. In Search of a Love Story In Search of a Love Story (Love Story, #1) by Rachel Schurig I really liked this one. Great easy quick read


message 12: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
I'm getting to a point of the school year that I can read for enjoyment here and there. We are in the process of buying a house and it is getting stressful so reading is definitely helping me keep my mind off things every now and then.


message 13: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
8. Journal of a Civil War Nurse Journal of a Civil War Nurse by Georgiann Baldino it was alright


message 14: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
9. Wonder Wonder by R.J. Palacio love this book


message 15: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
10. Kade's Dark Embrace Kade's Dark Embrace (Immortals of New Orleans, #1) by Kym Grosso It was good. I thought the love scenes were cheesy at times and the relationship was kind of forced. I was more interested in the whole murder mystery than the love story which is unusual for me.


message 16: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
11. The Proposal The Proposal (A Perfect Match #1) by Lily Zante Much like the movie but a little different. Cute. There is a second book and a prequel to this one. I read this one because it was free but I don't see spending money on the others.


message 17: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
12.Once Upon a Winter's Eve Once Upon a Winter's Eve (Spindle Cove, #1.5) by Tessa Dare Great read! I loved the characters. I wished it would have been a little longer of a story but it kept my interest throughout the whole story.


message 18: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
I am on a reading roll this year. I might make my goal before June!


message 19: by Missy (last edited Aug 20, 2014 03:27PM) (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
and my reading came to a screeching halt. Buying a house, moving, and school have taken a huge chunk out of my reading time….
13. Quinn Quinn by Sally Mandel took me forever due to my schedule but still a good read


message 20: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
14. Naked in Death (In Death, #1) by J.D. Robb Naked in DeathExcited about this series. I have been collecting them at yard sales and good will


message 21: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
15. Before We Kiss Before We Kiss (Fool's Gold, #14) by Susan Mallery I don't know where I got this one. It must have been a nook freebie friday. I really liked the story. It did have a side story that didn't really tie in well but the main story was really good.


message 22: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
16. Love Like the Movies Love Like the Movies by Victoria Van Tiem Cute story. I love those goofy sickly sweet stories and this one fit the bill.


message 23: by Missy (new)

Missy (soogie) | 204 comments Mod
17What Every Body is Saying: An Ex-FBI Agent's Guide to Speed-Reading People What Every Body is Saying An Ex-FBI Agent's Guide to Speed-Reading People by Joe Navarro I loved this book. It was a required read for my students competition and I couldn't put it down.


back to top