So, how did you do on your Dusty Bookshelf reading challenge? (Me? I, um...didn't even get halfway through. *slinks in corner* But I read Paradise Lost and it was haaaard) This is the place to link up your wrap-up posts, updated sign-up posts or leave a comment telling me how you did! You can also leave ... Read More »
Dusty Bookshelf Check-in
I just wanted to check-in with all of you and see how far you are into your challenge. It ends next month! I'm going to have a big linky for your wrap-up posts and a giveaway, so get reading if you haven't finished yet. There will be extra entries for those who finish their challenge ... Read More »
Classic Double Challenge: Persuasion and For Darkness Shows the Stars
This is my first post for my Classic Double Challenge from One Librarian's Book Reviews. My goal for this challenge was to compare the re-telling to the original and see how much was the same or different. For Darkness Shows the Stars by Diana Peterfreund is a sci-fi re-telling of Persuasion by Jane Austen. *There ... Read More »
Dusty Bookshelf June Mini Challenge and Giveaway!
Hi everyone! How is your challenge going? I've read 2 books out of my 20 which means I'm 6 books behind...but 2 is better than nothing! If you're like me and need some extra motivation to read your dusty books, I've got a fun mini-challenge for you! Page to Screen Month! This mini challenge is simple - pick a book ... Read More »
Harry Potter Reading Challenge: Book 4 Discussion
This month for the Harry Potter Reading Challenge from The Reading Fever, it's all about the Goblet of Fire by ! Here's my discussion post based on what I remember from reading it a few years ago. Gosh, these questions are hard! Do you have a favorite scene or line in Goblet? "Really Hagrid, if you ... Read More »
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My name is Jessica. I love to read Young Adult and classic literature. I’ve been a book blogger for six years and I haven’t gotten tired of it yet. I’m a very curious reader. Writing about all the questions and thoughts I had while reading a book is the best hobby ever.