Let's get ready to rrread ... ! {UPDATE} 7th Update - 23:55 read books: 1 latest book: The Book Thief - Markus Zusak
read time: about 11 h read pages: 360 I realize now that even creeps me with the fatigue, not only do I now read comparatively slowly, even the type I can think a bit harder.
I hope I still think with a little bit and manage to finish the book today. (Note: Tomorrow is the first after sleeping: D)
As occurs to me I've already forgotten all the time to answer the questions ...
third Which book would you most like we'll see in a film? This is a difficult question, as I once again can not decide. On the one hand there are the tracks by Sebastian Fitzek, and I am also the interested in adaptation to the book without his name. (In order not to list everything, I leave it here: D)
4th What are the 3 worst books you've ever read?
John Darnton - The attempt that was so boring that I broke it. Then There Were there a failed sale, called the shadow runner and shadow hunters of Heitz (I think) They were so not my thing, so I took them away. And finally, by Scott McBain's nemesis game.
5th Which book are you currently cover most impressed you? But you can ask difficult questions ... spontaneously occurs to me none, because I cover all my books super nice find, but one which I was not still in the process cuts down;)
6th In what are you waiting for pre-order this year, the most eagerly? in any case I hope that Patrick Dunne soon what brings out new things, otherwise I'm waiting eagerly for the third anonymous book and of course reading material by Sebastian Fitzek
6th Update - 20:14 read books: 1 latest book: The Book Thief - Markus Zusak
read time: 7 h read pages: 301 Now I interrupt the marathon yet again, to watch American Idol ... I am crazy: D come
I hope today or at least to begin Simon Beckett, but I still have about half of the book thief in front of me, because I'm not too high hopes.
5th Update - 17:54 Unfortunately, since my last update I read hardly anything. to 16 clock my dad came home and brought me to the post.
A mysterious postcard that I had to investigate immediately. Confirmed my suspicion, because it is one of
follow-the-Kaninchen.de. course I was excited and got me to the puzzle at least half an hour rummaging through the forum. Then it was time to buy
and hey presto back an hour was around. I just but can stock up on candy and energy for this evening:)
reason of the loss I have now but first Club Dead aside and read on The Book Thief on, so I in February end or can;)
I think the next are updated and the answers to the questions of Lovelybooks it then in two hours.
4th Update - 15:00 Read Books: a
Current Book: Club Dead - Charlaine Harris
Read time: 5 h Read Pages: 213
Since I've only just the third volume of the Sookie Stackhouse series begun and already I'm back fully inside the book. That means: It's been exciting and I have high expectations:) I hope
times I will not be interrupted too soon, and I still have today, but also shop, what to another hour of valuable reading time will cost ...
third Update - 13:15 Current Book: PS: I'll kill you
read time: 4 h
Read pages 173
It's time for lunch. Thank God that the preparation does not last long and I can read while eating too;)
But now I first answer the first two questions from Lovely Books Blog:
first Which book was the first that you have read all alone and at the reading you also can still remember well? Do you own this book yet?
I remember a few books. But the only Book what comes to mind, which I have also read it ourselves, is Heidi. I have of my grandmother to my ninth Birthday get ... even with a dedication:)
second Which book was the heaviest that you have ever read in a row?
The thickest book I ever read was probably Harry Potter Band 5 or Terry Goodkind Sword of Truth Volume 5 ... But the piece I've read so far only Sebastian Fitzek splitter, it took me just can not let go:)
2. Update - 12:10 Current Book: PS: I'll kill you
read time: about 3 hours Read Pages: 132
It will not be long and the book is read. Too bad, because the short stories in it are really interesting and can also be read quite easily. But the most interesting thing about this book well, the fact that you have a direct comparison with the writing styles of different authors. It's just fun.
first Update - 10:12 News Book : PS: I'll kill you - Sebastian Fitzek (among others) Read time: 1 hour Read Pages: 37 I think I've ever read even faster: D .. . Can you train that? ... :)
The Read-a-Thon is going on!
I start with Sebastian Fitzek - PS: I'll kill you ... because it's already been read, should not take too long.
My reading camp for the day:
course, by the coffee pot ;)
I wish all participants a lot of fun and am looking forward to your updates.
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A breathtaking epic of betrayal and honor, revenge and love
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