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message 1: by Anna 'Bookbuyer' (last edited Mar 04, 2020 09:17AM) (new)

Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments Team Hours:
Jamie (TheRebelliousReader) ✔
Courtney ✔
Ashleigh ✔
Claire ✔
Brittani ✔
Beatrice ✔
Anna 'Bookbuyer' ✔
izzy ✔
Megan ✔

Team Reviews: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

Please check in by March 1st 2020


Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments Hi Team!


message 3: by Anna 'Bookbuyer' (last edited Feb 23, 2020 05:50AM) (new)

Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments So my goal is to finish the two series I'm currently reading.

Hunting Ground (Alpha & Omega, #2) by Patricia Briggs Iron Kissed (Mercy Thompson, #3) by Patricia Briggs Bone Crossed (Mercy Thompson, #4) by Patricia Briggs Silver Borne (Mercy Thompson, #5) by Patricia Briggs River Marked (Mercy Thompson, #6) by Patricia Briggs Fair Game (Alpha & Omega, #3) by Patricia Briggs Frost Burned (Mercy Thompson, #7) by Patricia Briggs Dead Heat (Alpha & Omega #4) by Patricia Briggs Night Broken (Mercy Thompson, #8) by Patricia Briggs Fire Touched (Mercy Thompson, #9) by Patricia Briggs Silence Fallen (Mercy Thompson, #10) by Patricia Briggs Burn Bright (Alpha & Omega, #5; Mercy Thompson World - Complete, #15) by Patricia Briggs Storm Cursed (Mercy Thompson, #11) by Patricia Briggs Shifting Shadows (Mercy Thompson #0.1, #0.5, #0.7, #0.9, #1.2, #1.8, #4.5, #5.5, #7.4, #8.5) by Patricia Briggs Smoke Bitten (Mercy Thompson, #12) by Patricia Briggs (I will be reading some of these in Feb so whatever I'm left with will be for March.

Cast in Silence (Chronicles of Elantra, #5) by Michelle Sagara Cast in Chaos (Chronicles of Elantra, #6) by Michelle Sagara Cast in Ruin (Chronicles of Elantra, #7) by Michelle Sagara Cast in Peril (Chronicles of Elantra, #8) by Michelle Sagara Cast in Sorrow (Chronicles of Elantra, #9) by Michelle Sagara Cast in Flame (Chronicles of Elantra, #10) by Michelle Sagara Cast in Honor (Chronicles of Elantra, #11) by Michelle Sagara Cast in Flight (Chronicles of Elantra, #12) by Michelle Sagara Cast in Deception (Chronicles of Elantra, #13) by Michelle Sagara Cast in Oblivion (The Chronicles of Elantra, #14) by Michelle Sagara Cast in Wisdom (The Chronicles of Elantra, #15) by Michelle Sagara (Also will be reading at least one or two of these in March. Hopefully)

I'm also going to try to finish my HP 2 audio this month. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Harry Potter, #2) by J.K. Rowling

I'm also really excited to read The Cerulean (The Cerulean Duology, #1) by Amy Ewing and The ​Alcazar (The Cerulean Duology, #2) by Amy Ewing


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Beatrice (beatricemasalunga) Checking in


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Beatrice (beatricemasalunga) Anyone wants to buddy read with me with these books?
All Your Perfects by Colleen Hoover The Play (Briar U, #3) by Elle Kennedy Do You Dare? (Truth And Dare Duet, #1) by Lylah James The Silver Swan (Elite Kings Club, #1) by Amo Jones Desperate Measures (Wicked Villains, #1) by Katee Robert Crazy Rich Asians (Crazy Rich Asians, #1) by Kevin Kwan


message 6: by Courtney (last edited Feb 23, 2020 08:18AM) (new)

Courtney | 15967 comments Checking in.

So far I have buddys for:
A Court of Mist and Fury (A Court of Thorns and Roses, #2) by Sarah J. Maas , Sinful Desire (Sinful Nights, #2) by Lauren Blakely , Sinful Love (Sinful Nights, #4) by Lauren Blakely , Sinful Longing (Sinful Nights, #3) by Lauren Blakely plus whatever I dont finish in February

TBR: Secrets of the Dragon Sanctuary (Fablehaven, #4) by Brandon Mull and Keys to the Demon Prison (Fablehaven, #5) by Brandon Mull


message 7: by Courtney (last edited Feb 23, 2020 08:19AM) (new)

Courtney | 15967 comments Also as of right now I dont really have much of a TBR. I dont wanna schedule a lot of buddy reads considering I know I wont be reading qutie a few days this month.


message 8: by Anna 'Bookbuyer' (last edited Feb 23, 2020 08:20AM) (new)

Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments Courtney wrote: "Also as of right now I dont really have much of a TBR. I dont wanna schedule a lot of buddy reads considering I know I wont be reading qutie a few days this month."

KK. ^-^


message 9: by Courtney (new)

Courtney | 15967 comments I dont have many options to place my currentbuddy reads though. Sorry guys. I will try to make up for it if I have extra reading time.

A Court of Mist and Fury (A Court of Thorns and Roses, #2) by Sarah J. Maas : 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 (there is also a 2020 but its saying June of 2020 so I dont know if that will work.
Sinful Desire (Sinful Nights, #2) by Lauren Blakely : 2015 or 2019
Sinful Love (Sinful Nights, #4) by Lauren Blakely : 2016
Sinful Longing (Sinful Nights, #3) by Lauren Blakely : 2015


message 10: by Courtney (last edited Feb 23, 2020 08:39AM) (new)

Courtney | 15967 comments I forgot I also wanted to listen to some Vanessa Vale in March. They are fast and easy to get through, but I probably wont find a buddy for them.

Cowboys & Kisses (Lenox Ranch Cowboys, #1) by Vanessa Vale , Spurs & Satin (Lenox Ranch Cowboys, #2) by Vanessa Vale , Reins & Ribbons (Lenox Ranch Cowboys, #3) by Vanessa Vale , Brands & Bows (Lenox Ranch Cowboys, #4) by Vanessa Vale , Lassos & Lace (Lenox Ranch Cowboys, #5) by Vanessa Vale


message 11: by Ashleigh (new)

Ashleigh | 3391 comments Hi team, checking in!


message 12: by Anna 'Bookbuyer' (new)

Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments Courtney wrote: "I dont have many options to place my currentbuddy reads though. Sorry guys. I will try to make up for it if I have extra reading time.

A Court of Mist and Fury (A Court of Thorns and Roses, #2) by Sarah J. Maas: 2016, 2017, 2..."


Sarah says the June 2020 edition would be accepted. :)


message 13: by Anna 'Bookbuyer' (new)

Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments So most of my books are in the space of 2010 and above. But I have found a classic or two that will work for <1926


message 14: by Courtney (new)

Courtney | 15967 comments Anna 'Bookbuyer' wrote: "Courtney wrote: "I dont have many options to place my currentbuddy reads though. Sorry guys. I will try to make up for it if I have extra reading time.

[bookcover:A Court of Mist and Fury|1792739..."



Thanks :)


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Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments Courtney wrote: "Anna 'Bookbuyer' wrote: "Courtney wrote: "I dont have many options to place my currentbuddy reads though. Sorry guys. I will try to make up for it if I have extra reading time.

[bookcover:A Court..."


NP. ^_^


message 16: by Claire (last edited Feb 23, 2020 04:43PM) (new)

Claire Chibi | 1826 comments Checking in! Should we use a google sheet to keep track of the years visually? I'll start putting one together:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...

So far I have:

A Court of Wings and Ruin (A Court of Thorns and Roses, #3) by Sarah J. Maas 2017-2019
Neuromancer (Sprawl, #1) by William Gibson Like every year after 1984
(maybe) Children of Time (Children of Time #1) by Adrian Tchaikovsky 2015-2019

I'm thinking of reading a few classic mysteries since those have new editions coming out practically every year so we can fill in that first row easily.


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Courtney | 15967 comments I have alot of 2015 through 2020. So I definitely need to find something to help out else where.

I also found a buddy read for Secrets of the Dragon Sanctuary (Fablehaven, #4) by Brandon Mull . However, the last two books for the Vanessa Vale dont reach the 200 page limit so I will have to combine them and only use one year.


Jamie (TheRebelliousReader) (iambrucewayne) Checking in!


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Megan (celtic_girl) | 6287 comments Checking in. :)


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Ashleigh | 3391 comments Claire wrote: "Checking in! Should we use a google sheet to keep track of the years visually? I'll start putting one together:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/......"


Love the spreadsheet Claire!


message 21: by Courtney (new)

Courtney | 15967 comments So I went ahead and put all the books I have planned so far on the SS if I need to take some off just let me know.


message 22: by Anna 'Bookbuyer' (new)

Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments I'm just about to do that too. I'm watching a movie at the same time though so it will be slow. :)


message 23: by Courtney (last edited Feb 24, 2020 01:06PM) (new)

Courtney | 15967 comments Im thinking about doing The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde but there are so many pages and I dont wanna go through them all right now. Haha I will probably add it when other people are done adding so I know the best place to put it.


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Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments Courtney wrote: "Im thinking about doing The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde but there are so many pages and I dont wanna go through them all right now. Haha I will probably add it when other people are don..."

Awesome. I'm sure my classics can be put many places as well. I'll check again after more people have added. :)


message 25: by Anna 'Bookbuyer' (new)

Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments My weakest point will be most of the 1900's. I can do really early or really late but the middle is really hard for me. Already stretching my ability by listening to the 3 classics. :/


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Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments I do have one I could probably read for the 80's. I think Alanna The First Adventure (Song of the Lioness, #1) by Tamora Pierce was first published sometime in the 80's.


message 27: by Courtney (new)

Courtney | 15967 comments I know the feeling. I am trying to look for older books, and blah haha. I will have to search my TBR and see what I can find.


message 28: by Anna 'Bookbuyer' (last edited Feb 24, 2020 01:28PM) (new)

Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments Courtney wrote: "I know the feeling. I am trying to look for older books, and blah haha. I will have to search my TBR and see what I can find."

Same. But I just don't like books from that era. lol. I don't even like movies from that time. I am picky. :P

The good thing is I did find that Alanna was published in 1983 so I can use that if we need it. Didn't plan on reading it but I'm hoping to be flexible with my reads. I have no BRs so I can afford to be.

Just have to make sure I can get it either on audio or as an ebook I can only use the books I already own in my kobo/kindle or from the library. If we are desperate I can buy a few books but not too many. :)


message 29: by Courtney (new)

Courtney | 15967 comments I just found one for 96. Im going to see if someone wants to buddy it with me. I am probably going to get in trouble for not going serious. Opps.


message 30: by Anna 'Bookbuyer' (new)

Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments Courtney wrote: "I just found one for 96. Im going to see if someone wants to buddy it with me. I am probably going to get in trouble for not going serious. Opps."

lol. Glad you are on our team. :P


message 31: by Courtney (last edited Feb 24, 2020 05:12PM) (new)

Courtney | 15967 comments Lol the other tram has some fast readers as well though so I am sure we will still be challenged to keep it up.


message 32: by Anna 'Bookbuyer' (new)

Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments Oh for sure.

It's both less pressure and more pressure with only two teams. ^_^


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Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments So we are just missing Brittani and Izzy now. :)


message 34: by Claire (last edited Feb 24, 2020 05:28PM) (new)

Claire Chibi | 1826 comments If we need to fill in a gap in the 80s-90s I'm happy to pick up another Agatha Christie book or something, those have new editions being published practically every year :D

By the way @Anna, do you have a BR planned for Order of the Phoenix? I'm planning on reading it this month too!


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Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments Claire wrote: "If we need to fill in a gap in the 80s-90s I'm happy to pick up another Agatha Christie book or something, those have new editions being published practically every year :D"

Awesome.

I'm really hoping one of the people not checked in really liked books in the mid 1900's. Those seem the hardest right now. ^_^


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Ashleigh | 3391 comments I'm gonna look and see if I've got any books between 1930 and 1980


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Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments Awesome!


message 38: by Ashleigh (new)

Ashleigh | 3391 comments I've found 5 books that were originally published 1930-50s, but have got editions published almost every decade up until the present day so they can be moved around if needed :)


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Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments Perfect!


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Ashleigh | 3391 comments Hope you guys don't mind, but I've added a second page to the spreadsheet so we can check off which editions our books work for in case we need to shuffle stuff around.

I was having trouble putting books on the first page so I thought if I had the second page, I could check off which ones my books work for haha.


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Courtney | 15967 comments As of right now I only really have 2 that has more then 3 publish years, but I think that page is a good addition to the spreadsheet. It will make it easier with the classics.


message 42: by Claire (new)

Claire Chibi | 1826 comments That's a great idea Ashleigh, thank you! Yeah the classics will be great to fill in those pesky 80s-00s.


message 43: by Anna 'Bookbuyer' (new)

Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments Claire wrote: "If we need to fill in a gap in the 80s-90s I'm happy to pick up another Agatha Christie book or something, those have new editions being published practically every year :D

By the way @Anna, do yo..."


I don't but I'm not 100% sure I will get to it. I'll do my darndest to though. I'm listening on audio and I'm also listening in French so it can be slow.


message 44: by Claire (new)

Claire Chibi | 1826 comments No worries!

I'm not sure if I could take French Harry Potter seriously, I've been told that in French a 'magic wand' is called a 'baguette magique' and I just find that way too funny 😂


message 45: by Anna 'Bookbuyer' (last edited Feb 25, 2020 04:37PM) (new)

Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments Can you speak French?! 😁 I'm always really excited when I meet people who speak it. Every time is a learning opportunity.

It can be funny at times. Doesn't help that I can be lost at times but I'm trying to improve my French so I figure this was a good way.

Yeah there are times when I lol. Like 'Hogwarts' is 'Poullard (sp?' the first time I heard that I was like WTF? Really? Why?

Also, the narrator is TERRIBLE when he does the 'voices'. Really good for everything else but like I recently got to Malfoy in the book and it was almost unintelligible. Like I could not understand what he was saying because of the 'voice'. Not something you want when you are already struggling.


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Claire Chibi | 1826 comments I did a few years of French in school but that was a long time ago, I really should have kept it up but I ended up switching to Japanese which I was more interested in.

Poullard? Yikes 😂


message 47: by Anna 'Bookbuyer' (last edited Feb 25, 2020 04:55PM) (new)

Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments Claire wrote: "I did a few years of French in school but that was a long time ago, I really should have kept it up but I ended up switching to Japanese which I was more interested in.

Poullard? Yikes 😂"


Me too. I was in French Immersion till grade 5. So it's been a while. Really wish I had kept up with it.

I too studied Japanese. I also wish I had kept up with it as I hate waiting for manga to be translated. :P

Yup. Weird things like that. Like Harry Potter is a bit weird to begin with becuase it's a fantasy book. I mean if HP wasn't so popluar and we hadn't grown up with it. We would laugh at parseltongue too.


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Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments I'm sad today. I can't find a good historical drama. All the ones I've tried aren't translated and the others I have watched too many times. :(


message 49: by Claire (new)

Claire Chibi | 1826 comments Yay a fellow manga fan! I self-taught myself Japanese in high school and then did 4 semesters in university, I would buy manga in Japanese and read them as practice (with a lot of help from google translate) :D

I've been slacking since I graduated though, I should really make an effort to keep studying.

That's true! It's amazing what we can get used to when they're in popular culture for so long.


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Anna 'Bookbuyer' (bookbuyer) | 22764 comments I looooooooooooooooove manga. I haven't read too much lately as it's getting harder and harder to find. My local stores don't sell anything but the most popular and most of those aren't my genre.

I actually took two classes in high school. I loved it but it was hard. Completely different from English.

I never got good enough to try. So much of the manga is in Kanji.

Definitely. I have tried self studying with this series Japanese From Zero! 1 Proven Methods to Learn Japanese with integrated Workbook and Online Support by George Trombley honestly one of the best self guides I have ever read.

IKR? It's basically like slang. The first time you hear it it can sound really stupid but then by the 100th it's like normal.


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