Audrey’s Comments (group member since Feb 17, 2019)

Audrey’s comments from the Reading Until Infinity group.

Genre challenge -- read a book from each genre (list created by challenge moderator)
Cover challenge -- read a book that has a certain object on the cover (phone, umbrella, boat, etc.) or rainbow challenge (red book, orange book, etc.)

Oct 28

The Devil and the Dark Water -- lots of all of those.

They Did It with Love

I've got A Night in the Lonesome October
Soulless, steampunk with vampires and werewolves
An Unattractive Vampire, a vampire satire
Coraline, which I know nothing about, but it looks creepy

You can't use wi-fi?

Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything

I recently started American Phoenix: Heroes of the Pentagon on 9/11 about the Pentagon attack on 9/11.

For January, pick a book with an EXTREME SETTING, or at least something distinct. It can be climate-related: desert, ice, jungle, space, ocean, etc. Or it can be human-related like a prison.

What are your ideas?

My favorites were
Age of Empyre
Home Before Dark
The Only Plane in the Sky: An Oral History of 9/11
Woven
The Thousand Deaths of Ardor Benn
The Wendy



Several of these were rather obscure but so good.

It's a children's classic; everyone should read it at least once. :)

It's a very fast book and is made up of plays on words.

It looks like this. I don't know if this is the exact edition; it's doesn't have a barcode or isbn.

My copy of The Phantom Tollbooth is very shiny.

Our library is opening up for curbside holds pickup. I'm excited. Our quarantine was all voluntary from the start. Nobody got arrested for being out. Restaurants did pick-up only for a while; mostly just government offices closed down.

I finished my dragon book.

I've been reading The Thousand Deaths of Ardor Benn, which has dragons.

That is such a genius idea; my idea of a party. :)

Awesome! That's cool how many books you did.

Sounds fun!

Andrea wrote: "I got recommended Leviathan Wakes by a friend here on Goodreads. Been waiting for an excuse to pick it up."

I didn't really like that, either, but I am alone in that experience. I really hope you enjoy it.