Friday Reads 8/14/2026
Not that I get a weekend this week, but if I did, this is what I would read. IN When the Moon Hits Your Eye by John Scalzi - In case you were wondering
Not that I get a weekend this week, but if I did, this is what I would read. IN When the Moon Hits Your Eye by John Scalzi - In case you were wondering
I keep talking about this reading challenge I signed up for, but I haven't really talked about it. A video about this challenge came up on my feed on YouTube. I
Since we are nearly halfway through August, I guess I could review the books I finished in July. Here we go. Just Plain Filthy: The Story Behind Book Banning's Trial of
I didn't finish anything this weekend, but I did get further in all my books. Who Is Government? by Michael Lewis, et. al. - I read an entire chapter of this one
Yesterday was a wild ride. I was so busy, I didn't even think about posting. So, here I am a day late. I don't think you'll find
I did actually get some reading done this weekend! Even though I was an absolute slug on Monday. I took 2 Flexeril on Sunday night. I slept great. I also slept for 11
I had some time this afternoon, so I stood in front of my bookshelves with my Book Bingo and r/Fantasy Bingo challenges and picked out books to consider reading in August. I&
While nothing extraordinarily chaotic happened this week, I still feel like it was a lot. Unsurprisingly, that means I am trying to read a lot of books at once. The Name of the
This weekend wasn't a total bust reading-wise, but also I had a fibro flare on Sunday, and I couldn't lift a hardcover. OUT The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton
So this week has been chaotic, to say the least. But I am finally getting around to a Friday reads post. I do plan to have some reading time, unless something unforeseen happens.
You know you're getting old when every time you look at the date, you think, "That can't possibly be right." And it always is. I feel like
It is Friday! After tomorrow, I actually get two days off! Hallelujah! Let's see what I'm reading. The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss - You aren't