Year End Review

Since I started this challenge on my original blog, I am going to just wrap up the year there.  

💖  And, let me be honest...I do not have the time to keep up with two blogs...so I am not even sure if anyone reads these posts...but I am just going to go back to posting everything - the good, the bad, the ugly - about life and reading on my original blog!

Dead End

by Nancy Mehl

When Kaely Quinn finds out she has to go head to head with the past she has fought hard to bury, all kinds of things surface...it isn't pretty, but it is necessary.  

I am really glad I read this series!  Word of warning though, it pulls you in and you HAVE to keep reading, so make sure you have plenty of time.  Other than that - HIGHLY recommend.  This is a nice conclusion to Kaely Quinn's story.  

G3 Reading Challenge

Details, rules, and sign up here.

A book about a reformer:

A book of short stories:

A Psalter:

A mystery or detective story:

A book on the Holy Spirit:

A book on productivity, habits, or technology:

A book by a speaker at G3 2023:

A book of essays:

A classic children's chapter book you have never read:

A book on literature, visual arts, or music:

A book by George MacDonald:

A book from the Living Heritage High School Curriculum:

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Classics Reading Challenge 2024

Details, rules, and sign up can be found here.

January:  A classic you have read before:

February: A Nordic or Scandinavian classic:

March: A novel with a place or house name in the title:

April: An epistolary novel:

May: An L.M. Montgomery novel or short story collection:

June: A novel or short story collection from the American South:

July: A utopian or dystopian novel:

August: A children's classic:

September: A pastoral novel:

October: A spooky classic or short story collection:

November: A classic recommended by a friend:

December: A Shakespeare play:

Wrap Up Post 💖

52 Books in 52 Weeks

Details, rules, and sign up information can be found here.

Come, join me as I read through 2024!  This is one of my very favorite parts of the year!!

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Calendar of Crime 2024

Details, rules, and sign up can be found here.

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Wrap-up💖:

Fire Storm

by Nancy Mehl

EXCELLENT.  

Although I have to admit, unlike the first book in the series, this one took me a bit.  But once this one pulled me in, I couldn't read fast enough to find out who was behind the fires.  This book delves a bit more into the lives of Kaely, Jason, and their mom and all the dysfunction that wraps around them tighter than a snug sleeping bag.

Highly recommend, but word of caution : read when you have plenty of time because if not, dinners will be ruined, clothes forgotten, and chores left undone.