On The Same Page discussion
2022 PIFM and Color Challenges
>
February 2022 Color Challenge - Rust or Pink
message 1:
by
Jennifer, Moderator
(new)
Jan 22, 2022 11:18AM

reply
|
flag

I hope it's as good as it sounds 🤞
I have the Faricy sitting around here somewhere, Christina, but haven't read it yet. Looking forward to seeing if you like it.




Martha wrote: "I may not get through both of these, but they both look like fun so I've chosen
"
I really liked the "perfectly proper" -- as I recall, I read the four that were out at the time nearly back to back.


I really liked the "perfectly proper" -- as I recall, I read the four that were out at the time nearly back to back.
I was unfamiliar with your last three picks (and I admit, attracted by that flurry of color) -- what a contrast with the Asimov! You'll have good reading in February, methinks.

I hope for a good month of reading. Trying to get some old romances off the TBR. Looking forward to Asimov to counteract the overdose of contemporary romance.


This looks like an interesting read. Looking forward to your review.





I enjoyed Hooks can be deceiving. The mystery wasn't the strongest, but I liked the characters and the crochet stuff.


I read that last year, and then bought a few when they came on offer


Love, Death & Rare Books by Robert Hellenga - 4 stars - My Review
Desley (Cat fosterer) wrote: "Amy wrote: "I'm listening to the audio book of
, which is indeed this rusty pinkish color. I've read a few of the later Agatha Raisin books ..."
I liked the first 20 or so of that series. The older Beaton got the more they felt phoned in. But I'll finish it because I only have two or so left - same with Hamish. :)

I liked the first 20 or so of that series. The older Beaton got the more they felt phoned in. But I'll finish it because I only have two or so left - same with Hamish. :)


review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...





Well, after being out all month with covid that turned into pneumonia, I'm just able to read again. I finished



Thanks, Jennifer. I did enjoy it & will be continuing the series.




Sorry to hear you've been so poorly, do hope you are better now




I want to say I'm sorry you've been sick, also. You know it's bad when you feel too bad to read. So glad you're feeling better.




Thanks Delsey. I am doing better. My lungs are back clear which is a huge relief. Docs said it will take awhile for them to fully heal so don't plan on running any races anytime soon. 🤣🤣 I said thats fine, i have a ton of books to catch up on!!




Thanks Martha! Yes, you know it's bad when you don't even want to read. My husband said that's the longest time he's ever seen me not have a book in my hands.

Glad to hear you are recovering. Several people I know have the lingering cough. Think positive and take the time to enjoy a good book (or 4) and a hot cup of tea/coffee, both can work wonders on your time recovery.



well I finished and enjoyed Hooks can be deceiving. I am into crochet right now, so fun characters, crochet, and a nice setting made this a great travel cozy. I didn't finish Arsenic in the Azaleas before it returned itself (kindle) and I wasn't liking it enough to put it on hold again, so that one is a dnf.
Books mentioned in this topic
The Wrong Side (other topics)Reduced Ransom! (other topics)
Krakatoa : The Day the World Exploded: August 27, 1883 (other topics)
Reduced Ransom! (other topics)
Krakatoa : The Day the World Exploded: August 27, 1883 (other topics)
More...
Authors mentioned in this topic
Elle Cosimano (other topics)Robert Hellenga (other topics)
Elle Cosimano (other topics)
Nick Jones (other topics)
J.D. Robb (other topics)