You know spring is here when Katrina at Callapidder Days blows the whistle to jump start the Spring Reading Thing Challenge. Woo-hoo!So if you want to join the challenge, dust off your book shelves, go raid the nearest library, or go splurge at the book store. You have to June 19th, so join in the fun!
Katrina gives away some really good books too.
Now here is my list: (not in reading order)
Most of these books I'll be giving away so check back often to enter the giveaways.
Christian Fiction
- Talk of the Town by Lisa Wingate
Guilty of Love by Pat SimmonsWhen Zeffie Got a Clue by Peggy DartyAmber Morn by Brandilynn Collins- Healing Stones by Nancy Rue Sullivan and Stephen Arteburn
- My Soul to Keep by Melanie Wells
When The Day of Evil Comes by Melanie WellsSkizzer by A. J. KieslingBetrayed by J. M. Windle- Whispers on the Bayou by Mindy Starns Clarke
- Sky Blue by Travis Thrasher
Happily Ever Now by Nicole S. RouseHealing Promises by Amy Wallace- Dawn's Light by Terri Blackstock
- From a Distance by Tamera Alexander
Kill Me If You Can by Nicole Young
General Fiction
During this challenge, I'm promising myself to read the Jodi Picoult on my shelf. Wish me luck.
- Keeping Faith
- Vanishing Acts
- My Sister's Keeper
Teen Fiction
- Chosen by Ted Dekker
- House of Dark Shadows by Rob Liparulo
Fading Tracks by Kristi HollSecrets for Sale by Kristi Holl
Substitutes and Additions made during the challenge.
In the Company of Secrets by Judith MillerYada Yada Prayer Group Gets Rolling by Neta JacksonYada Yada Prayer Group Gets Decked Out by Neta JacksonMy Soul Cries Out by Sherri L. LewisAct Two: A Novel in Perfect Pitch by Kimberly StuartBella, a novelization by Lisa Samson
I'm sure after reading your lists, I'll be adding more to mine.
21 Your say:
I am also reading Vanishing Acts this spring! Have fun reading :)
CeeCee, you've got some great titles on your list:-) And I LOVE your new look....gorgeous!!
I've read both Vanishing Acts and Keeping Faith and though both were wonderful. Enjoy your reading!
Let's see....Skizzer = Awesome and
Whispers Bayou = excellent.
I want kill me if you can!!!!!
so talk of the town is alright so far...it's fun b/c it's like american idol but it's not very page turning like the above too books. let me know what you think.
My Sister's Keeper is my favorite Jodi book...I did have to stop reading to compose myself so I could see through my tears to finish reading--I couldn't put it down!
Healing Stones - INCREDIBLE. Could not put it down.
I like Tamera Alexander too and haven't seen From A Distance.
I really liked My Sister's Keeper. And I had no idea Mindy Starns Clark had a new book out -- thanks for mentioning that one, I'll definitely check that one out! Thanks for joining SRT '08!
Love the new look!
Nice list, Cee Cee - you'll enjoy a lot of those :)
Picoult = one of my faves. I have her latest on my list. "My Sister's Keeper" is within my "high shelf" of all time. Hopefully you post a review or two as I will be interested in reading what you say about some of your other titles.
What a neat blog you have here! So pretty! Just wanted to say thanks for stopping off at J. Kaye's Book Blog. Love the giveaways!! :)
I absolutely love the graphic for your blog!
Oh... and your list is great too. It took me a few seconds but I did move down from the graphic to glance at the list. :D
Good luck on the challenge!
This list looks great! The only one I have read is My Sister's Keeper. It is one that will stay with you!
Picoult's books seem hard to put down..I'm sure you'll enjoy!
Gerat list. *g* I can't wait to read Healing Promises.
CeeCee ~ great list!!! Picoult books are great. I've read Keeping Faith and My Sister's Keeper. Although some of her work is disturbing ~ it's always good and makes for GREAT discussion.
Bitsy
I enjoyed Talk of the Town!
Wonderful list!! :) Terri Blackstock is really good as well as Jodi Picoult (Vanishing Acts was good!!) but haven't read the other 2 but they're on the to do list! Enjoy your reading!! :)
CeeCee, thanks for including Skizzer on your SRT list! BTW, your new blog design is awesome :-)
I just did a live interview on a blogtalk radio program 3/27/08 about Skizzer, what inspired the story, the writing process, etc. You can hear it as a podcast at http://www.jurytheclown.com/theartistpoint.htm
Happy reading!
A.J. Kiesling
www.ajkiesling.com
Read the Jodi Picoult!! :-)
I don't think I've read a Jodi book that I didn't like.
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