CPL's Book a Week Challenge discussion

Daniel Defoe currently holds the record for most pen names used. He is believed to have used roughly 198 in his lifetime.

Stephen Chbosky, author of "The Perks of Being a Wallflower," wrote the screenplays for which two feature films? Take a guess here.

Thank you to everyone for their one word sentences! Those were fun.

Once again, I need thoughts! Not guaranteeing anything, but what would you all like to potentially see as the smallish prize you get this year for completing 52 books? I have thoughts but I wanted to see what you all thought. Again, no guarantees.

As the weather begins to cool again (fingers crossed), what reading do you have planned for the week? I'm trying to finish Star Wars: From a Certain Point of View. It was due last week and it has holds. Oops. Even librarians get fines.

I also have Star Wars: Knight Errant and Why Dinosaurs Matter.

Just finished A Column of Fire and avoided the fine by one day. Reading My Absolute Darling and Glass Houses. Maybe will start Best Day Ever after I finish Glass Houses.


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Just finished What Alice Forgot. What I forgot was that I had read it a long time ago. Ha ha. I reread it though & enjoyed it the 2nd time.
Now I am reading Dream Fall.
In the van I have Goldfinch going, but is so wordy. It just goes on & on. Haven’t decided it I’m going to finish it. I’m on disc 5.

I've been binging on cozy mysteries: Crowned and Moldering and Deck the Hallways, both by Kate Carlisle; Bearly Departed by Meg Macy; Address to Die For by Mary Feliz; Homicide in Hardcover by Kate Carlisle; and The Garden Plot by Marty Wingate. Currently I am reading America's First Daughter by Stephanie Dray and Laura Kamoie (who have also written a book titled My Dear Hamilton- which won't be out until April, curse them).