September 30, 2008
I Read It!
Welcome to our first "fifth Tuesday" event. Each quarter when the fifth Tuesday comes up, we invite you to share with us the books that we recommended and you actually read!
What about the review prompted you to pick this book up? Did it meet your expectations?
Give us your review and tell us if you agreed or disagreed with us.
You are welcome to link up more than one review if you reviewed more than one book this quarter from our archives. You can simply link up to that post, or especially if you reviewed more than one, perhaps you could write a new post, introducing and linking back to your previous reviews.
Our next "I Read It!" carnival will be December 30.
Next Tuesday you are invited to join us for the Jane Eyre Classics Bookclub. I posted some suggestions to help guide your participation (and they are recently updated), but feel free to just tell us what you thought.
| 1. Jennifer, Snapshot 2. Timothy Sternberg |
3. The Grand Weaver (Laura) 4. Corinne (The Mysterious Benedict Society) |
5. Beautiful Letdown 6. Veggiemomof2 |
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4 Comments on I Read It! »
#1 - Carrie, Reading to Know (5M4B) @ 10:09 am
I know I appreciate hearing what books appealed to others so I think this particular carnival is fun.
I plan on linking up some reviews on the next one as there are a few that have been reviewed that I haven't gotten to yet (but want to)! December 29th. My calendar is marked!
#2 - Lindsey@A Kindred Spirits Thoughts @ 10:24 am
I don't have time to get in on this one today, but I did read Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer. Okay, it's partially because my thoughts are so conflicting when it came to this last book. lol I probably will write something about it eventually.
God bless!
#3 - Casey @ 2:23 pm
What a fun idea! I'm looking forward to seeing which books other people read and reviewed!
#4 - Terri Buxani @ 4:14 pm
I read Wildcard by Robin Shope. My only warning is : You will not want to put it down! Great
suspense/romance book. It will keep you guessing till the end.