My very own 24-Hour Blog-n-Readathon
Over the course of the next three days I plan to cobble together 24-hours of reading and blogging. I am so behind on my reviews it is ridiculous and talk about a towering TBR pile of books.
Don is away for a few days, I have tomorrow off work for Veteran's Day, and a weekend with no plans. With the events of this past week and the results of the election crippling me with anger and sorrow, I've put myself on a media restriction until my moods stabilize and I don't feel so fragile. Immersing myself in books and their reviews sounds good to me. It will be therapeutic to knock a few things off my list, too.
The list below looks ominous but even the act of typing it up has made my spirit soar a little bit. We'll see how I do.
Books I hope to get to
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Reviews I plan to tackle
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In the Shadow of the Banyan/Ratner
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Flannery/Moore
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Little Women/Alcott
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The Last Boy and Girl in the World/Vivian
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March 3/Lewis
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The Girl in the Blue Coat/Hesse
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Girl at War/Novic
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The Reader/Chee
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Vassa in the Night/Porter
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Railhead/Reeves
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Still Life With Tornado/King
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Lucy and Linh/Pung
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I'm off to start reading. I promise to post my final progress report when I hit 24-hours.
I'm looking forward to your review of Railhead, and I hope you like Vassa in the Night. :)
ReplyDeleteI am heartsick and also staying away from most media. I don't even know what to write on my blog.
ReplyDeleteMe either. So for today and tomorrow I shall focus on books and reviews and attempt to banish the evil thoughts from my head.
DeleteWhat a great and reaffirming plan! I hope it goes well and you enjoy.
ReplyDeleteI like this plan, Anne. I'm also staying away from harsh reads and dystopias. I feel like we are living in one already. :(
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I hadn't thought of it in those terms but i agree. I'm afraid it will get worse as the Utopia Trump plans dissolves into chaos.
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