CPL's Book a Week Challenge discussion

Truman Capote was a childhood neighbor and friend of Harper Lee.

Weekly Book Trivia is on hiatus this week. Enjoy giving those tiny little grey cells a rest.

Speaking of tiny little grey cells... I went and saw the new movie version of Murder on the Orient Express. I've never seen any of the others so all I had to compare with is the book. I thought they did a good job of turning what is largely an explanatory novel into a movie with action. Did anyone else see it?

What is everyone reading this week? I managed to get through a small chunk of books this weekend- Why Dinosaurs Matter, The Norse Myths, Mistress of All Evil, and volume 3 of Ouran. This week, hoping to finish Phasma and The Accidental Dictionary.

Happy Reading!

I just finished Between Shades if Gray. It was hard to put down even though it was not a book i initially wanted to read. My son was behind on reading from having the stomach bug so I read 10 chapters to him & then couldn’t stop reading.

I finished reading Death by Tea by Alex Erickson and Clammed Up by Barbara Ross. I'm working on Boiled Over by Barbara Ross, The Pirate Queen: Queen Elizabeth I, Her Pirate Adventurers, and the Beginning of Empire by Susan Ronald, and Wired to Create (still). I also started working on my NaNo book. :)

I forgot, I also read Dear, Fahrenheit 451 by Annie Spence. Yes, I bought my own copy. :)