Anyone still reading this?

[writtenkith]

Since I last wrote in my book journal, I've finished 15 books.

Should I write reviews for them all and catch up?

Skip the books and continue from this point?

Or, you can choose the reviews you'd like to see (if any):

1. Owl In Love by Patrice Kindl
   
   
2. Moonheart by Charles de Lint
   
   
3. One Child by Torey Hayden
   
   
4. The Tiger's Child by Torey Hayden
   
   

Comments

[writtenkith]

A good idea, now I just need to get on it.

[avahgdu]

Well, lured by the new cover,I just bought Owl In Love and would like to hear what you think of it. You are very good at picking books for me.

[writtenkith]

Ahh, yes, I'll have to skim through it and remind myself. It was short, but I think I liked it.

[undinesprite]

Did you enjoy Tuck Everlasting? I convinced my book group to read it and we all enjoyed it. I thought the movie was sweet although definitely a different story.

What did you think about Annie on my Mind?

[writtenkith]

I did like Tuck Everlasting, I think it was a reread from when I was ittybitty. I had to forget about the book while watching the movie.

:) I liked Annie a lot and plan to write a little review on it when I can.

[blackbirdmagic]

Did you ever read The Search for Delicious also by Natalie Babbitt? It's another of my childhood favorites.

[blackbirdmagic]

I loved the Westing Game when I was younger. I havn't thought about that book in years, I would love to see a review.

[urbandelirium]

I'll give a review of Westing soon, I'm still having trouble catching up, lol- and no, I haven't read The Search for Delicious, but I'm tempted to now.

I did put a hold on the other book you recommended, Interpreter of Maladies, at the library so I'll get to read that one as soon as it comes my way.

[writtenkith]

Oops, sorry.
That post was from my main lj name.
I keep confusing people that way.