Dewey's 24 Hour Read-a-Thon discussion

You've made it to the last hour-long sprint of our readathon for April 2023. Congratulations. Choose the book you wish to enjoy for your last hour of this event, drink some water, have a snack, and let's see if we can close out this reading event with one last hour of solid reading.

Once you have recovered after this hour of reading, be sure to return and answer a few more discussion questions and update your readathon log (if you have one on here). We'll be setting the dates for the other two readathon events of 2023 by the end of May so keep an eye out for that information, and for between-readathon challenges.

I will be listening to my fourth and last book of the readathon: The Night Telephone.



What will you read.

I am going back to my audiobook for this one, and by the time I finish tidying up everything I can go to bed. Yay! The cats are getting impatient for me to get to bed.

Sprinting! :-)

I'm reading 'The Authenticity Project' by Clare Pooley and hoping I don't fall asleep as it's 11pm here in New Zealand and I'm certainly tired :D

Am up.for the finish. It is 4 am here, but am feeling very dozy.
Going to try to read something.

Morning everyone . It's 5:31 in New Mexico . Let me get some coffee and turn a few pages before the east coast readers say goodbye . Still reading THE TIME WRECCAS by Val Tyler .

Woohoo! It's 12am here and I am finishing up and going to bed. We're now in Monday in this part of the world and I've a LOT to do tomorrow, whoops, today. I hope you all had a good time as well - I'm leaving wishing I could do a whole lot more reading of the novel I'm currently in, it's THAT good!

Have a good one - and thanks to the organisers :D

i finished up one book in the final hour and with the end of RAT - about 4 chapters away from finishing one more up

total for the readathon was 3 in progress books finished, 1 fully completed book and 1 nearly finished - final page count to come

I was able to read, on/off, for 8 hours, and finished 2 books - Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay by Elena Ferrante (a book which I started last week) and Medea by Euripides. I also finished 18% of my 3rd book, The Expedition of Humphry Clinker by Tobias Clinker. Overall, I had fun doing the readathon and looking forward to the next one. Thank you to all the moderators.

I got up at 5:00 a.m. and listened to 44 pages in The Last Cuentista for this last hour.

Hope everyone had a marvelous time. Can't wait to do it again!

I listened to my audiobook, finished Fables, Vol. 5: The Mean Seasons and started Fables, Vol. 6: Homelands.

It‘s 2pm here, so I might make a quick soup and I will go out for a long walk with a friend in a couple of hours…

Ann A wrote: "I got up at 5:00 a.m. and listened to 44 pages in The Last Cuentista for this last hour.

Hope everyone had a marvelous time. Can't wait to do it again!"

Same . Be well until then .

Jamie wrote: "You've made it to the last hour-long sprint of our readathon for April 2023. Congratulations. Choose the book you wish to enjoy for your last hour of this event, drink some water, have a snack, and..."

Hey Jamie, thanks for organizing this! It was a lot of fun.

Finished Storm Watch by C. J. Box and Ask Me One More Time What's For Dinner by Meredith Masony