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Jan 02, 2015 02:38AM
In 2015, I'm going to try limiting phone, IPad and computer use and pick up a book instead. My to-read list is insanely long:)
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Ugh, those three things can be SUCH distractions! I tend to spend hours at my computer, then when I go to bed at night, realize I actually did *nothing* and could have spent all that time reading! I sympathize with you, and wish you tons of luck and willpower in 2015! :)
By the way, I moved your list to the F-J folder so we'll all be able to find it easily as the year progresses.
By the way, I moved your list to the F-J folder so we'll all be able to find it easily as the year progresses.
Tiffany wrote: "Ugh, those three things can be SUCH distractions! I tend to spend hours at my computer, then when I go to bed at night, realize I actually did *nothing* and could have spent all that time reading! ..."Thanks for putting my post in the right place....I was trying to create it on the abovementioned Iphone, so I'm not sure where it ended up :)
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Young God by Katherine Faw MorrisThis book has been getting a lot of positive hype, but I found it to be rather terrible. Fortunately it was very short.
3.
The Twelve by Justin CroninI really should have waited longer to read this second book in the trilogy. Now I just want to read the third immediately, but sadly it will not be out until later in the year.
9.
The Deep by Nick CutterI settled on three stars as a rating for this book because I couldn't decide if I loved or hated it. Super scary, but I would have been way more satisfied if Part 6 of the book was completely eliminated. I think it would have made for a better ending.
15.
Surprise-Inside Cakes: Amazing Cakes for Every Occasion--with a Little Something Extra Inside by Amanda Rettke
16.
An Ember in the Ashes by Sabaa TahirI think there would have been enough material in this story without adding the supernatural elements.
18.
Hand to Mouth: Living in Bootstrap America by Linda TiradoSome interesting points, but the book felt repetitive and not well organized.
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