Today is the 24th July, which means a prompt for #TwinPeaksReadingChallenge #TPRC It is an additional one, +Season 2 - a book that was published in 1991, this month.
Last month's prompt was 1. My Special Agent - recommended by someone special to you.
repost for @Yuki_Onna:
Today sees the 24th of May, time for the drawing of #TwinPeaksReadingChallenge 's featured prompt of May/June.
Remember, it is completely optional whether you try to prioritise the prompt or not! It's a bit of added spice for those who feel like it.
This month the prompt is 24. Katherine Martell - a book you had/will have to push yourself through. (This one I've already completed, thankfully... 😮💨)
#TPRC #TwinPeaks
I knew immediately what I will be choosing for #TPRC Katherine Martell - a book you had/will have to push yourself through.
My kryptonite book is House of Leaves. I tried solo, buddy reads, chapter a day. Only to pull the parachute cord and bail. 🪂
YouTuber Oskar/A Theory Reader has taken on the brave task of audiobooking HoL. I want to wait until he‘s finished with it before I make another attempt at it.
@Yuki_Onna
Links in comments ⬇️
Today sees the 24th of May, time for the drawing of #TwinPeaksReadingChallenge 's featured prompt of May/June.
Remember, it is completely optional whether you try to prioritise the prompt or not! It's a bit of added spice for those who feel like it.
This month the prompt is 24. Katherine Martell - a book you had/will have to push yourself through. (This one I've already completed, thankfully... 😮💨)
#TPRC #TwinPeaks
pickCarrie White does not have it easy. She is unpopular at school and subjected to her mother‘s religious fanaticism at home. She also has a secret: she can move things with her mind. When she feels like she‘s been given a chance to be normal, an unexpected and cruel prank turns her gift into a weapon of horror.
This was a reread. Always as good as the first time I read it.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
#ReadAway2024 #TwinPeaksReadingChallenge
#TPRC #TheDoubeR
pickIt had been several years since my last reread of this one, and this spring it just felt right to pick it up. There is SO much to love about this delightful book, and I loved revisiting it. I will say that at one point it feels like Burnett kind of gets a little weird about “the Magic“ but overall this is still a heart book.
Pictured with some of the flats of annuals I purchased today... getting ready to get my own garden going!!!
pickPratchett has been on my radar for quite some time, but I've never actually jumped in. So when @julesg said that the #OokBookClub was starting over, this seemed like a great time to give his writing a whirl. I enjoyed but wasn't mind-blown by this one, but the consensus seems to be that it isn't his best, and this was still an easy pick. I'm looking forward to working through some of these, as I found the characters, world-building, and humor ⬇
Spending my “appreciate you covering extra shifts” gift card on cat food for the domesticated mountain lion and a book for me.
#TPRC prompt 5 Deputy Hawk: book by #indigenousauthor (no matter which country)
@Yuki_Onna
Yesterday was the 24th of April, time for the drawing of #TwinPeaksReadingChallenge 's featured prompt of April/May. Sorry I'm one day late, but... Yesterday has been incredibly taxing, I just couldn't.
Remember, it is completely optional whether you try to prioritise the prompt or not! It's a bit of added spice for those who feel like it.
This month the prompt is 5. Deputy Hawk - a book by an indigenous author.
#TPRC #TwinPeaks #indigenousauthors
pickDespite the cover blurb, I don't think I would term this one as “nail-biting“. However, it did keep me turning the pages. This is a sort of character-study thriller, with a slow reveal of backstories and motivations, exploring both a current and past case. While I did have some mixed feelings about some aspects, overall I enjoyed it and actually reserved the second book at the library. 😁
2d