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Do you have a reading goal?
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No  55%  [ 22 ]
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 Post subject: Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge
Posted: Mar 3rd, '21, 12:18    
AliceON

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I read 3 books in January but none in February. have started Ulysses though

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 Post subject: Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge
Posted: Mar 3rd, '21, 16:21    
Sanssouci

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I haven't been reading much lately. I have been crocheting a lot instead.

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 Post subject: Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge
Posted: Mar 3rd, '21, 18:19    
Rubie

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I'm still working on Rhythm of War. My goal is to finish by the 15th. I got less than 400 pages left. Pretty sure I can get it done by then, but now I'm distracted by working outside because it got nice outside.

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 Post subject: Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge
Posted: Mar 3rd, '21, 21:55    
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Meanwhile I'm still reading that same thing, although the word 'reading' is a big stretch. :mclol:

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 Post subject: Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge
Posted: Mar 11th, '21, 17:48    
Rubie

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And book one for the year is now completed. I think I'll take a little break before starting book two for the year.

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 Post subject: Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge
Posted: Mar 11th, '21, 22:16    
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I finished The Kite Runner. I almost gave up on it. The writing style was pretty simple, but the subject matter was really difficult
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(a few deaths, some of them murders, and a couple of children are raped)
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 Post subject: Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge
Posted: Mar 11th, '21, 23:24    
Rubie

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I remember seeing that book when I was in middle school (around 10-13). I don't remember how many people read it, I know I never did, but I'm wondering how kids that young would process that.

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 Post subject: Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge
Posted: Mar 25th, '21, 14:05    
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Saphira wrote: Hi! may i ask which books you're planning to read on tarot and witchcraft? I'd love some recommendations! :qstar:
Hi Saphira! I'm sorry for the late reply, but I'll rec some now.

For witchcraft, Energy Essentials for Witches and Spellcasters and The Un-spell Book, both by Mya Om. Also Miracle Mastery by David Debolt. Also any books by Tylluan Penry are excellent, like Knot Magic and Magic on the Breath.

For tarot, Melissa Cynova's Kitchen Table Tarot, anything by Rachel Pollack, especially 78 Degrees of Wisdom, and Ethony's Your Tarot Court. Also Barbara Walker's The Secrets of the Tarot: Origins, History and Symbolism.

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 Post subject: Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge
Posted: Apr 9th, '21, 02:45    
Sanssouci

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I accidentally put way too many books on hold at the library. I am picking them up tomorrow. So I better start reading faster...

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 Post subject: Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge
Posted: Apr 10th, '21, 14:31    
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Mynah wrote: Hi Saphira! I'm sorry for the late reply, but I'll rec some now.

For witchcraft, Energy Essentials for Witches and Spellcasters and The Un-spell Book, both by Mya Om. Also Miracle Mastery by David Debolt. Also any books by Tylluan Penry are excellent, like Knot Magic and Magic on the Breath.

For tarot, Melissa Cynova's Kitchen Table Tarot, anything by Rachel Pollack, especially 78 Degrees of Wisdom, and Ethony's Your Tarot Court. Also Barbara Walker's The Secrets of the Tarot: Origins, History and Symbolism.
thank you so much!!~ i'll definetely check these out as soon as i finish the greek plays i'm reading right now :qh:

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