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message 1: by Ghost of a Rose (last edited Jan 10, 2020 09:30AM) (new)

Ghost of a Rose | 81 comments 75 Books in 2020

January
1. The Ravenmaster: My Life With the Ravens at the Tower of London, by Christopher Skaife (241 pages, finished 1-4-20)
2. Working Stiff: Two Years, 262 Bodies, and the Making of a Medical Examiner, by Judy Melinek, M.D. (258 pages, finished 1-5-20)
3. The Book of Dreams, by Nina George (389 pages, finished 1-8-20)
4. On the Burning Edge: A Fateful Fire and the Men Who Fought It, by Kyle Dickman (277 pages, finished 1-10-20)


message 2: by Ghost of a Rose (last edited Jan 05, 2020 11:32PM) (new)

Ghost of a Rose | 81 comments Monthly Tags

January - Thriller
Want to read:
- The Prodigal Nun, by Aimee Thurlo, have
- Mind of Winter, by Laura Kasischke, requested from ILL


message 3: by Ghost of a Rose (last edited Jan 06, 2020 12:51AM) (new)

Ghost of a Rose | 81 comments States of the USA

I can't participate in the actual game because of the difficulty I have in getting specific books quickly, in my very small town in a remote area. So I'm going to participate unofficially by setting a challenge for myself, to read 4 books for the states each month. I probably won't be able to finish this many, but it will be fun to try! This will give me a total for the year of 48 - I'm letting myself choose 2 states to skip. I'm pretty sure Nevada will be one of them, because I'm pretty sure that I will never be able to find a book on gambling that I would be interested in reading.

January
Want to read:
Alabama - Civil Rights: The Moonstoners, by Barbara J. Dzikowski, requested from ILL
Alaska - Inuit: White Dawn, have
Arizona - Grand Canyon: Grand Canyon Women: Lives Shaped by Landscape, by Betty Leavengood; or Canyon Crossing: Experiencing Grand Canyon From Rim to Rim, by Seth Muller; both books are ordered from Amazon
Arkansas - Education: A Whole New Mind: Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future, by Daniel H. Pink, requested from ILL


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