2025 Reading Challenge discussion

I'm shooting for 150. I may get there I may not...only time will tell.

1.The Tale of the Cthulu Mythos-H.P Lovecraft and Others (Fun read)

2.Secret Lives of Great Composers-Elizabeth Lunday (another fun read...I've been gong easy on myself lately).

Thank You! :)

3. The Foundation Trilogy-Isaac Asimov (Loved it so much I slowed my reading pace so I didn't have to end it!)

4. A History of Histories: Epics, Chronicles, Romances and Inquiries from Herodotus and Thucydides to the Twentieth Century-John Burrow (meh. It was okay.)

5. The Consolation of Philosophy-Boethius (I enjoyed it.)

6.This is not a Book-Michael Picard-(watered down philosophy)

Good luck Echo! What do you mean watered-down philosophy?

Very interesting reads you've had. Good luck with your challenge! :-)

Adriana wrote: "Good luck Echo! What do you mean watered-down philosophy?"

It was very, very basic. Almost to the point of not being interesting in some parts. It was fun though. I think the issue was that I studied philosophy in depth and just became bored. If I hadn't it would be a neat book.

Jack wrote: "Very interesting reads you've had. Good luck with your challenge! :-)"
Thank you!

7. The Knitting Goddess-Deborah Bergman (It was a nice read. This is not an instructional book but more of "A mythology of knitting". It reminded me of Women Who Run With Wolves.

8. Forgotten Bookmarks: A Bookseller's Collection of Odd Things Lost Between the Pages-Michael Popek

9. How to Do Everything Digital Photography-Jason R. Rich

I'm a bit behind due to illness and a big move but I hope to get back on track!

10. Whirlwind (X-Files #2)-Charles L. Grant

11. Imbalance (Star Trek TNG #22)-V.E. Mitchell

12. Rag and Bone-Peter Manseau

13. Gossamer-Lois Lowry