CPL's Book a Week Challenge discussion

December is here! At long last, 2020 is almost over and 2021 is on the horizon. This also means it's the final countdown for the challenge! May you finish strong!

What is everyone reading this week? I'm working on finishing The Return of the King (just have the Appendices left) and then I'll probably be working on The King of Attolia and The Midnight Library. I've gone from having under 10 books checked out to the max of 30 and I once again need to focus on bringing the pile down (or just stop checking out books... but where's the fun in that?)

Happy reading, everyone!

I am currently reading Thankless in Death (it has a cooked turkey on the cover-I just didn't get it finished for November's Take it or leave it), and will probably read Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda (I'll probably buy a copy- BN has it for $10) and than read through the stack of library books I've checked out (I have 30 items on my card- only 13 are books- the rest are DVDs as I binge watch the Marvel movies... again).

I'm listening to an audiobook while at work. A Christmas romance called "Noel and Nick's Holiday Playlist". After that audiobook, I have on deck "Perfect Peace" by Daniel Black. I've already read the actual book but have been told the narrator of the audiobook adds so much color and depth to an already beautiful story.
I'm also reading "The Next Person You Meet in Heaven" by Mitch Albom, "Hillbilly Elegy" by J. D. Vance, and "If It Bleeds" by Stephen King.

Hello. I am currently reading "The Race" by Richard North Patterson. I just finished Have a Hygge Holiday by B. Snow.