CPL's Book a Week Challenge discussion

The world's best-selling fiction writer of all time is Agatha Christie! Her books have sold over 2 billion copies and have been translated into over 100 languages.

Did you know that Christie was the center of a mysterious event herself? She disappeared on the evening of December 3, 1926, her car later found abandoned. After a nation-wide manhunt, she reappeared 10 days later on December 14th. Christie never talked about her disappearance. To this day, it remains a mystery why she did it.

This week, do you know what was the first book printed on moveable type? Take a guess by going over to our Book Trivia Poll.

What is everyone reading this week? Alas, I failed spectacularly in my goals from last week. I got distracted because I discovered the comic book app on my Kindle and have been catching up on back issues of the latest DC event (Rebirth). But I have a holiday weekend coming up and I have plans.

Do you have reading plans for this holiday weekend?

My plans for this week and the coming weekend are to finish the last five Abbi Glines adult fiction that I haven't read yet and then move on...

I'm currently reading Pet Sematary -just because- and if I finish it - it shall be my first completed Stephen King novel - I have attempted Misery and It in the past...

I have also gotten a free trial of Amazon Unlimited - which allows you to read/listen to ebooks for 9.99 a month - we will see how I like it and if I will keep it...

I have several books in the line up -

My plans for this week are to continue my Laurell K. Hamilon book binge, to get the next to books in Robin D. Owen's series, and perhaps include the Lord of the Rings in my binging.

Just got back from Alaska! I read a mindless sci fi romance & also finished In a Dark Dark Wood. That was a good book! Now I want to read her other book.
I started The Eleventh Plague & am also reading The Testing.
On the cruise, an author gave a lecture w/ his daughter. He had taken her to the wilderness of Alaska when she was 15 & wrote a book about it. Excited to start that one once I can find it in all the unpacking!