I finished the Mystery Read-A-Thon this past weekend but have to confess I did not spend 12 hours reading mystery novels as planned!
The Golden Globe Awards, chores, and other activities ate into my time! But I did finish Knit, Purl, Die by Anne Canadeo and started Pilikia Is My Business by Mark Troy.
I'd love to do this read-a-thon again, on a longer 3-day weekend!
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Jan 18, 2010
Jan 16, 2010
Mystery Read-A-Thon Jan. 16-17
My first Mystery Read-A-Thon, 12 hours reading mystery novels. Not an unpleasant task! The introductory questions:
1) Give us five fun-facts about you. (Things that are so trivial you wouldn't think of them right away, but that might make others smile.)
1. I wake up at 5 a.m. in the mornings unless I have a hangover. 2. I love sweets 3. I remember my bichon frise dog with great fondness. 4. I'm a secret gardener with a garden blog. 5. I'm a pack rat when it comes to books, especially mysteries!
2) What is on your TBR stack for the next two days?
Knit, Purl, Die by Anne Canadeo.
Pilikia Is My Business by Mark Troy, a book I've had for about a year now, but couldn't get past the tiny print. I understand it first came out in electronic format.
3) Do you have any specific hopes and plans for this read-a-thon?
Finish two books within 12 hours, then do a review of book one for Wednesday.
4) Did you participate in the Mystery Read-A-Thon in the past?
No, only because I just found out about it.
5) If this is your first Mystery Read-A-Thon, how do you plan to go ahead?
I'm finishing up the first book and hope to finish the second, which is 213 pages of very fine print!
And if you're on Twitter, search for the hashtag #mysteryRAT, for some chatter...
1) Give us five fun-facts about you. (Things that are so trivial you wouldn't think of them right away, but that might make others smile.)
1. I wake up at 5 a.m. in the mornings unless I have a hangover. 2. I love sweets 3. I remember my bichon frise dog with great fondness. 4. I'm a secret gardener with a garden blog. 5. I'm a pack rat when it comes to books, especially mysteries!
2) What is on your TBR stack for the next two days?
Knit, Purl, Die by Anne Canadeo.
Pilikia Is My Business by Mark Troy, a book I've had for about a year now, but couldn't get past the tiny print. I understand it first came out in electronic format.
3) Do you have any specific hopes and plans for this read-a-thon?
Finish two books within 12 hours, then do a review of book one for Wednesday.
4) Did you participate in the Mystery Read-A-Thon in the past?
No, only because I just found out about it.
5) If this is your first Mystery Read-A-Thon, how do you plan to go ahead?
I'm finishing up the first book and hope to finish the second, which is 213 pages of very fine print!
And if you're on Twitter, search for the hashtag #mysteryRAT, for some chatter...
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