Judy’s Comments (group member since Dec 12, 2013)

Judy’s comments from the The 104 Book Challenge - 2014 group.

20. The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer - Michelle Hodkin

21. Silenced - Allison Brennan

22. The Evolution of Mara Dyer - Michelle Hodkin

23. Sudden Death - Allison Brennan

24. Reckless - Allison Brennan (novella)

25. Cold Snap - Allison Brennan

26. Stay - Deb Caletti

27. Through the Ever Night - Veronica Rossi

9. If I Should Die - Allison Brennan

10. See No Evil - Allison Brennan

11. Speak No Evil - Allison Brennan

12. It Had to Be You - Jill Shalvis

13. Close Enough to Touch - Victoria Dahl

14. Fear No Evil - Allison Brennan

15. So Tough to Tame - Victoria Dahl

16. The Fiery Heart - Richelle Mead

17. Stolen - Allison Brennan

18. One Tiny Lie - K.A. Tucker

19. Nobody - Jennifer Lynn Barnes

7. Kiss Me, Kill Me by Allison Brennan

8. Too Good to Be True by Kristan Higgins

6. Love Me to Death by Allison Brennan

5. After the Storm by Maya Banks

4. The Perfect Match by Kristan Higgins

Thanks Nanci. I'll check that out.

3. Real Men Will by Victoria Dahl

I don't read cookbooks so that won't work for me. Darn. lol

I'm curious, Nanci, what non-fiction book ended up being a favorite?

Lindsay wrote: "I used to think that way. Though I am not 30. All my friends in college were reading these deep intense books. some fiction some not. They would discuss how these books commented on todays society,..."

We'll see how I do at the end of the year. My thought is that if I read at least 2 I will have done well. :)

Jen wrote: "Judy wrote: "I might try to read more non-fiction. Maybe."

I've given this idea a lot of thought as well. I feel that now that I'm 30 I should care more about non-fiction....doesn't seem to happe..."

It's not that I dislike nonfiction, it's more that I read to escape from the real world so reading about the real world sort of defeats the purpose. lol

2. The Girl of Fire and Thorns by Rae Carson

Lyssa wrote: "Hi Judy, I'm picky about my non-fiction as well. Luckily travel memoirs count and Mary Roach does a few (Bonk: The Curious Coupling of Science and Sex, [book:Stiff: The Curious Live..."

Thanks for the recs, Lyssa. I always forget about travel memoirs for some reason, but I like the ones I've read. I'll definitely check those out.

1. Live To Tell by Lisa Gardner

LOL! I used to - oh, who am I kidding - I STILL read cereal boxes in addition to the shampoo bottles, pasta boxes, etc. ;)

The problem with reading books on your TBR shelf that are old is that there are SO many new books that come out during the year that you didn't know about that you just HAVE to read right NOW!

Thanks for inviting me, Jen!

I might try to read more non-fiction. Maybe.

Hi everyone! I'm Judy and I live in Missouri. I work for an IT company in their data quality department, which is not as fun as it sounds. ;) I will read almost anything (including the shampoo bottle in the shower) but it's usually tipped more towards fiction than non-fiction.

Last year I gave myself a goal to read at least 12 books from my TBR shelf that had been on there for a year or more. I'll probably make a similar goal this year.

Looking forward to being part of this group and seeing what everyone else is reading. :)