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DONE!!!
8/8
1. September:
2. Birthday:
4. Pirate Day:
5. Labor Day:
7. Library Card Sign-up Month:
8. Romance Genre:
9. Of Lists and Shelves
10. Reader's Choice:








Yay!!! Barely made this one...

1. September:
2. Birthday:
3. Geography:
4.Pirate Day:
5. Labor Day:
7. Library Card Sign-up Month:
Completed 6/10







Congratulations, Erin!!
Congratulations, Karen!!
Congratulations, Leosharkie!!
Congratulations, Jess!!

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2010 September Monthly Challenge
Challenge Duration: September 1 – September 30, 2010
~ Completed ~ 5/5 Books ~
1. September: Into the Storm by Suzanne Brockmann 26/09
3. Geography: Body Double by Tess Gerritsen
5. Labor Day: Blue Collar Workers: the five people you meet in heaven by Mitch Albom (Fair mechanic) 13/09
7. Library Card Sign-up Month Fish Out of Water by Mary Janice Davidson 10/09
10. Reader's Choice: Ender’s Game by Orson Scot/ Card 28/09
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September Challenge - 9/10 books read - COMPLETED 30 September 2010
01. "S" Title: Summer On Blossom Street - Debbie Macomber - 19/09/10
02. B'Day (Colleen): Fire Study - Maria V. Snyder - 30/09/10
03. Geography (Massachusetts): - Rough Weather - Robert B. Parker - 01/09/10
04. Pirate Day: Pirates Past Noon - Mary Pope Osborne - 05/09/10
05. Labour Day: SKIPPED
06. National Hispanic Heritage Month: Astérix en Hispanie - René Goscinny -22/09/10
07. Library Card Sign up Month: (borrowed from friend Chantal):
Wyrd Sisters -TerryPratchett - 04/09/10
08. Romance Genre: Breakfast in Bed - Sandra Brown - 25/09/10
09. Of Lists & Shelves (Murder Mystery Books in Honour of Agatha Christie):
Rapture in Death - J.D.Robb - 17/09/10
10. Reader's Choice: Consigned to Death - Jane K. Cleland - 13/09/10









September 2010 Monthly Challenge
September 1st to September 30th
8/8
1. September: Sin Undone COMPLETED 09/28 *****
2. Birthday: Rhossy - You got me hooked on these! Vampire Knight, Volume 1 COMPLETED 09/19 *****
3. Geography: Smooth Talking Stranger by Lisa Kleypas (MA) COMPLETED 09/30*****
4.Pirate Day: Goddess of the SeaCOMPLETED 09/29****
5. Labor Day: Start Me Up COMPLETED 09/30**** (Lori is a mechanic)
7. Library Card Sign-up Month Brave New World COMPLETED 09/01***** - borrowed from my sister (lost my copy!)
9. Of Lists and Shelves: The Surgeon COMPLETED 09/30 ****
10. Reader's Choice: Prince Charming COMPLETED 09/29 *****









September Monthly Challenge
9/10 completed
1. Start with "S" -
2. B-Day:(mine) -
3. Massachusetts -
4. Pirates -
5. Blue Collar -
6. Hispanic -
7. Library Card -
8. Classic Romance - Persuasion by Jane Austen
9. Agatha Christie -
10. Reader's Choice -

1. September:
2. Birthday:
3. Geography:
4.Pirate Day:
5. Labor Day:
7. Library Card Sign-up Month:
10. Reader's Choice:
Completed 7/10








7/5
1. Starts with S
2. Birthday *Happy Birthday to ME!*
3. Massachusetts
4. Pirates
6. Hispanic *Marc Ramos*
7. Library Book
10. Readers Choice








5/10 DONE UPDATED 10.02
Starts "S": Swan for the Money by Donna Andrews
B-Day: The Rana Look by [a..."

5/10 DONE UPDATED 10.02
Starts "S": Swan for the Money by [author:Do..."
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September 10/10 complete.
1. "Susie sells sea shells by the sea shore." This brings me to a question. Do you think the word lisp is so hard to say as a cruel joke of some sort? And finally the man with the coolest 'S' name ever has to be Sisyphus. Wish he would have been the hero in my 'S' book. Star Island by Carl Hiaasen (9/11)
2. The only guarantee when you are born is that someday you will die. How long of a time between those two events and what path you will follow is largely a matter of luck. So my best wish for you on your birthday is , "Good luck". Reunion in Death by J.D. Robb (9/1) actually on a couple people's September shelves.
3. I just love Boston. The Big Apple. Home of the Yankees. Broadway. The United Nations. All of these things in a city that... What's that? That's New York? Are you sure? Then what's in Boston? A bar where they filmed Cheers? I just love Boston. The Surgeon by Tess Gerritsen (9/5)
4. Avast ye mateys! If ye' be lookin' fer a book full o' sailing ships, some murder, some plunder, and more rape than you can shake a stick at, I've got one for ye' - A Pirate's Love by Johanna Lindsey (9/15)
5. What? She's going into labor? But I don't know nothin' 'bout birthin' no babies! Oh, they's just goin' to work. Why didn't you say that to begin with? Portrait in Death by J.D. Robb (9/15) (a significant character is a bartender and another is a uniformed police officer)
6. Yo soy perdedor. Not really but it's a good song. Finding Perfect by Susan Mallery (9/17) Raoul Moreno is latino.
7. In July of 1986 in the back of the reference section. God how I love a library. Desire Unchained by Larissa Ione (9/4)
8. What is a classic? It's a term that doesn't always relate well. A classic to one is old and outdated to others. Something happening now could be classic. For example, my son was getting up from dinner the other day. He unwittingly stepped on the dog. The dog cried out, my son screamed, dropped and broke his plate, knocked over a glass of water, stumbled over and knocked over a light, ripped a page out of a school book, and scattered homework everywhere. His path of destruction was approximately 10' x 12'. My oldest son just said, "Well, that was classic." I'd have to agree. - Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare (9/20)
9. In honor of Agatha Christie I'll read a murder mystery. We only ever see Miss Jane Marple as an older woman who solves murders. I wonder what she was like as a younger woman. I bet she was just like Eve Dallas. Reunion in Death by J.D. Robb (9/1)
10. Choosy mothers choose Jiff. I don't know if Jess is a mother or if she chooses Jiff. But I do know that this month she chose for me Morrigan's Cross by Nora Roberts (9/9)

Finished 4/5
1. September:
2. Happy Birthday Melinda: Unholy Ghosts by Stacia Kane
3. Geography:
4. Pirate Day: The Last Viking by Sandra Hill
5. Blue Collar: Blood Bound by Patricia Briggs
6. National Hispanic Heritage Month: The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon
7. Library Card: Something Borrowed by Emily Giffin
8. Classic Romance: Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
9. Of Lists and Shelves (Murder Mystery Books):
10. Readers Choice:
To Read:






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1. September: Second Chance Pass by Robyn Carr 9/2
2. Birthday: Happy Birthday Laura! Temptation Ridge by Robyn Carr 9/8
3. Geography: Lace Reader by Brunonia Barry. 9/21
4.Pirate Day: Pearl at the Gate by Anya Delvay 9/12
5. Labor Day: Paradise Valley by Robyn Carr 9/11 (construction worker)
9. Of Lists and Shelves: Remember Me? by Sophie Kinsella 9/23
10. Reader's Choice - Atlantis Betrayed by Alyssa Day 9/25


and special congrats to Raine! What did you name him?


√1. September: Shiver by Maggie Steifvater ** 9/17
√2. Birthday: Dead in the Family by Charlaine Harris HAPPY BIRTHDAY NATALIE!**** 9/5
√3. Geography: Again The Magic by Lisa Kleypas *** 9/8
√4.Pirate Day: Marauders of the Sea: Blow Me Down by Katie MacAllister **** 10/6
√5. Labor Day: Three To Get Deadly by Janet Evanovich **** 9/21
√7. Library Card Sign-up Month Read a book borrowed from the library. (In extreme cases that you don’t have access to a library, read a book that you borrow from someone else): Undead and Unpopular by MaryJanice Davidson **** 9/21
√8. Romance Genre: Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell *****
√10. Reader's Choice: Frostbite (Vampire Academy, #2) by Richelle Mead ***** 9/22
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I am really starting to warm up to Stephanie. The first two books I found her annoying, but liked most of the other characters, so decided to give the series a shot. Glad I did. I think she is finally coming into her own. The tension between Morelli and Stephanie is starting to wear a little thin, though. Geesh, how long many books will it take for them to quit playing games? Will definitely try #4.


I really love this series. I think it's a great series for young adults to sink their teeth into (pun intended).
I think Rose is not only a good strong heroine, but she is an honest one. She isn't perfect, she's flawed and not really afraid to admit it.
Dimitri is sexy as heck and always trying to do the right thing. I love that he, too is an honest character. He tries to do the right thing, yet sometimes gives in and does what feels good instead.
I can't wait to read the next book.


I loved the nerdy, computer geek with the heart of a fighter in him. Corbin was too cute and very sweet!
Amy was sarcastic and a control freak, but I learned to really like her. I loved the banter between between her and some of the characters (especially her daughter).

Finished 6/10.
1. September: Read a book which title starts with “S”.
2. Birthday:
3. Geography:
4.Pirate Day: Marauders of the Sea: Read a book that involves Pirates or other sea-faring characters, like Vikings, Ship Captains, etc..
5. Labor Day: Blue Collar Workers:
6. National Hispanic Heritage Month
7. Library Card Sign-up Month
8. Romance Genre: Read a classic romance.
9. Of Lists and Shelves: Read a book from the first five pages of either of the following shelves:
10. Reader's Choice

Books mentioned in this topic
Three to Get Deadly (other topics)Again the Magic (other topics)
Blow Me Down (other topics)
Gone with the Wind (other topics)
Shiver (other topics)
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Authors mentioned in this topic
Nora Roberts (other topics)Tess Gerritsen (other topics)
Johanna Lindsey (other topics)
Larissa Ione (other topics)
J.D. Robb (other topics)
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Thanks Debbie & BJ :)