Showing posts with label reading-wrap-up. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reading-wrap-up. Show all posts

September 1, 2010

Wrap-Up for August 2010

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Since I find myself borrowing more and more books from the library for Reaghan (my 4yo daughter) my wrap-up posts are now going to be broken down into 2 sections. Books I read/listened to myself and those that I read to or listened to with Reaghan. If I have already written and posted the review I will link the title to that review. =)

I have also added my Monthly and YTD (Year To Date) stats at the bottom of the post.

August 2, 2010

Wrap-Up for July 2010

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Since I find myself borrowing more and more books from the library for Reaghan (my 4yo daughter) my wrap-up posts are now going to be broken down into 2 sections. Books I read/listened to myself and those that I read to or listened to with Reaghan. If I have already written and posted the review I will link the title to that review. =)

I have also added my Monthly and YTD (Year To Date) stats at the bottom of the post.


April 5, 2010

Wrap up for March 2010


Since I find myself borrowing more and more books from the library for Reaghan (my 3yo daughter) my wrap-up posts are now going to be broken down into 2 sections. Books I read/listened to myself and those that I read to or listened to with Reaghan. If I have already written and posted the review I will link the title to that review. =)

I have also added my Monthly and YTD (Year To Date) stats at the bottom of the post.

March 1, 2010

Wrap up for February 2010





Since I find myself borrowing more and more books from the library for Reaghan (my 3yo daughter) my wrap-up posts are now going to be broken down into 2 sections. Books I read/listened to myself and those that I read to or listened to with Reaghan. If I have already written and posted the review I will link the title to that review. =)

I have also added my Monthly and YTD (Year To Date) stats at the bottom of the post.

February 1, 2010

Wrap-Up for January 2010

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Since I find myself borrowing more and more books from the library for Reaghan (my 3yo daughter) my wrap-up posts are now going to be broken down into 2 sections. Books I read/listened to myself and those that I read to or listened to with Reaghan.

If I have already written and posted the review I will link the title to that review. =)

October 1, 2009

Reading Wrap-Up for September


Since I find myself borrowing more and more books from the library for Reaghan (my 3yo daughter) my wrap-up posts are now going to be broken down into 2 sections. Books I read/listened to myself and those that I read to or listened to with Reaghan.

If I have already written and posted the review I will link the title to that review. =)


Books I finished in September 2009
Books I read to Reaghan
  • DW's Lost Blankie by Marc Brown
  • Arthur's Birthday Surprise by Marc Brown
  • Arthur's Computer Disaster by Marc Brown
  • Clifford's Halloween by Norman Bridwell
  • The Very Noisy Night by Diana Hendry
  • What Alvin Wanted by Holly Keller
  • Pumpkin Moon by Tim Preston
  • Safari Animals by Paul Hess

March 18, 2009

Challenge Update #1 -- Reading Wrap-Up

I haven't done a Reading Wrap-Up since I wrapped up December's reads. I thought I'd combine a wrap-up for January, February and the first half of March with an update on where I stand with my Reading Challenges.

In January I finished:
  • Emily Post by Laura Claridge
  • The Smart One by Ellen Meister
  • Pretties by Scott Westerfeld
  • Uglies by Scott Westerfeld
In February I finished:
  • A Day with My Dad at the Beach by Lance Waite
  • King's Fool by Margaret Campbell Barnes
In March I have finished (so far):
  • Baron Thinks Dog are People Too! by Laurie Dean
  • Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert
Now for Challenge Updates!
  1. 100+ Reading Challenge -- 8/100
  2. 18th & 19th Century Woman Writer's Challenge -- 0/4
  3. 2009 Pub Challenge -- 0/9 {I am currently reading THE CRIMES OF PARIS which qualifies for this challenge.}
  4. 2009 Support Your Local Library Challenge -- 0/12
  5. 2009 Young Adult Book Challenge -- 2/12
  6. American Civil War Reading Challenge -- 0/12
  7. Genre Challenge -- 2/12
  8. John Steinbeck Mini-Challenge -- 0/2
  9. Pulizter Prize Challenge -- 0/5
  10. Scott Westerfeld Mini-Challenge -- 2/2
  11. Well-Seasoned Reader Challenge -- 0/3 {In all honesty, I forgot about this challenge. It ends in 2 weeks...}
  12. What's in a Name? 2 -- 1/6
  13. Winter Holiday Reading Challenge -- There was no set # to read; I read an anthology of 4 stories and a book.
  14. The World Citizen Challenge -- 0/1
I will skip the Reading/Challenge Wrap-Up for March, but on May 2nd I will post a wrap-up that covers March 18 - April 30. After that I will resume regular monthly wrap-ups!

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January 2, 2009

Reading Wrap-Up for December


Books I finished in the month of December. Follow the links to my reviews.

A Homespun Regency Christmas (anthology) - Carla Kelly, Emma Jensen, Sandra Heath & Amanda McCabe [review]
A Different Kind of Christmas - Alex Haley [review]
The Family Bones - Kimberly Raiser [review]

December 2, 2008

Reading Wrap-Up for November


Books I finished in the month of November. Follow the links to my reviews.

Burning Water - Mercedes Lackey
Third Girl - Agatha Christie (a Poirot mystery)
Uglies - Scott Westerfeld
The Bell Jar - Sylvia Plath
The Safety of Secrets - Delaune Michel
A Wrinkle in Time - Madeleine L'Engle

I still have to write reviews for the last two. Hopefully I'll remember to update this post when I write them. Prompting is welcome. =) Also, please check out this previous post of mine.

UPDATE 12-11-08: I remembered to link the reviews... finally.

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In accordance with the FTC Guidelines for blogging and endorsements, Kylee's Journal would like everyone to know that the books reviewed on my blog were either provided to me by the publisher/the author for free OR were purchased by me OR were borrowed from the library. Books recieved for free do not get special treatment, if I don't like something, I either will not finish it (DNF) or I will struggle through to the end; both get reviews posted here.
~KyleeJ