Once Upon a Read-a-Thon final update

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Once Upon a Read-a-Thon

When we signed up for this Read-a-Thon, we thought it would be easy peasey to read a lot of books in three days. Unfortunately, being summer, it wasn't easy and we weren't able to devote nearly as much time as we would've liked to our passion of reading, plus only Laurie and Caity were able to participate. 

We were able to read these books: 

Unearthly by Cynthia Hand (read together)
Wings of Shadows by Anna Kyss (Laurie)
Shades of Blood by L.M. Pruitt (Laurie)

We began: 
City of Bones by Cassandra Claire (together) pg. 123
Insurgent by Veronica Roth(together) pg. 102


Even if we didn't read as many titles as we wanted to, the books we read were all entertaining and we  liked them. Thanks to the wonderful gals of Reading Angel,  Pure Imagination and Candace's Book Blog.

And here's our answer to The Reader Bee's mini challenge for today: 
Our most anticipated book of 2012 is:
Touching the Surface 
by Kimberly Sabatini (Goodreads)

Comments

  1. Angela @ Reading AngelsJuly 12, 2012 at 12:25 AM

    Glad you girls enjoyed it and still got some reading done even if it wasn't as much as you'd hoped!
    Touching the Surface looks good!

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  2. MzAlisaKayJuly 12, 2012 at 1:21 AM

    I had the same thoughts about it being easy, but then my son got sick and my books weren't as riveting >_< It's okay. Life happens! And it looks like you gals did get some good reading done in a short time frame so yay!

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  3. LoriJuly 12, 2012 at 5:34 AM

    You girls did awesome! Unearthly is sooo great! Tucker...sigh. :)

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