2-3-4 Challenge discussion

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2-3-4 Challenge / Around the year in 52 books
✔ Scarlet
✔ The Masked City
✔ De dagen van de Schaduw
✔ Living Dead in Dallas
☞ A Feast for Crows

2-3-4 Challenge
De Vlucht (reread)
✔ The Lives of Christopher Chant
✔ The Battle of Hackham Heath

Around the year in 52 books
✔ Hydrhaga
✔ Little Fur

FF Challenge


Other
✔ Verhalenverteller, het leven van Roald Dahl
The Trees

Unplanned
✔ Hardboiled Hard Luck
✔ Versier me dan

Looks like a great list, Lieke! I have Invisible Library on my list to read. I am looking forward to your thoughts.

Have a great month Lieke. I hope you enjoy A Feast for Crows.

Thanks Kris and Angela :)

Hope you enjoy your books this month, Lieke!

Thank you Lauren! :)

Have a great month Lieke! I will be looking forward to seeing what you think of Living Dead in Dallas. I probably won't get to it until March.

Thanks Tracey, I will let you know what I think about the book.

Looks like a busy month, Lieke. Happy reading!

Thank you Veronica.
Not sure if I will be able to read all the books, I forgot my vacation when I was making my plan. And then I added A Feast for Crows because I want to read that in my vacation.
But I have at least two hours every day to read when I travel to work so I'm going to try to read them all :)

Ditto what Tracey said! I'll be looking forward to your feedback.

What is around the year in 52 Books?

It is another Goodreads group I'm in, it started with the popsugar challenge in 2015 but now as a group we vote for the 52 topics to read.
And I tried to fit in a lot of series books this year :)

That sounds like fun.

Enjoy your books!

It is Jonetta :)

Thanks Laura!

Finished the first book for February Scarlet by Marissa Meyer. I liked it a lot, some things you knew from the beginning that they where going to happen but that didn't bother me. I liked the writing and the characters.

I just finished Living Dead in Dallas by Charlaine Harris. As long as you don't take it too serious it is very enjoyable.

Good to know, Lieke.

I read The Masked City by Genevieve Cogman.
It is de 2nd book in The Invisible Library series.
I liked the book, but you need to keep focused to follow what is going on. I like the fae, the dragons and the alternate worlds.

Yesterday I read Little Fur by Isobelle Carmody.
A fun children's book about how humans destroy nature and a little elf troll saving the day. I have no idea when I bought this book, it was a total surprise to me that I owned this book. But it was a great little book. Now I have to find out if I can get the other books in the series.

I finished reading Hardboiled Hard Luck by Banana Yoshimoto. A thin book with two short stories the first story was a bit strange. The second story was a bit sad but also sweet.

I read Hydrhaga by Kim ten Tusscher.
A dutch fantasy book, it was her debut book. I liked the story, but I think it could be a lot better.

I finished De dagen van de Schaduw by Liliana Bodoc. It was a little bit better then book 1, read the 1st book last month. But still not good, two stars.

Are you going to stick with the series?

I have only one book left, I own the books and they are only around 300 pages so I'm going to try and finish the series.
But there are a lot of people who gave the series 5 stars, so i'm wondering how much is because of the translation. But I don't know any Spanish so I can't read the original books.

It took me little bit more then a month, but I read a few pages each day and today I finished Verhalenverteller, het leven van Roald Dahl by Donald Sturrock (743 pages).
It was interesting to read more about Roald Dahl's life, but sometimes it was hard to follow the timeline and I would have liked to read more about him writing his children's books.

Yesterday I finished The Lives of Christopher Chant by Diana Wynne Jones. I liked this book more then Charmed Life the first book in the series that I read last month.

Lieke wrote: "I just finished Living Dead in Dallas by Charlaine Harris. As long as you don't take it too serious it is very enjoyable."

I agree, Lieke.
These books are not to be taken seriously.
Glad you enjoyed it.

I read another fun children's book The Battle of Hackham Heath by John Flanagan. I'm now up to date in this series, have to wait to see when the third book will come out.