Kingdom of Knuffel

Thanks!

I started re-reading The Glass Magician, but I haven't gotten very far.

Ah I feel you. My reading is on hold again as well..

I've been reading a fair bit, actually, but not the things I said I wanted to do for the challenge, so I haven't been reporting it.

(Someone recommended Trisha Ashley as a romance writer with a better-than-average class of heroines, but they turn out to be first person. I grudgingly finished the first one, and if I didn't cavil at first person PoV so much it would have been a very fun read, but as it was I just was relieved to actually finish. I read "Adirondack Mendel's Aufruf: Welcome to Chelm's Pond" and thoroughly enjoyed myself. Then went back to more straightforward romance and read Kathryne Kennedy's "The Fire-Lord's Lover" which I think would have been better if I hadn't seen so many of those plot elements used so many times previously (there's a term for that, when you are too familiar with a genre, but blessed if I can come up with that term or phrase or word just now). But I read it in snips and bits between chores, and it lent itself well to that because it really didn't require any thought, so it was a very nice choice for that purpose.

And now I've started "Minn of the Mississippi" which has gorgeous illustrations and I think the terms and science are not too advanced to pass it along to my nieces....

Aw but you can still list those books :)

Sounds like a nice choice for an easy read :)

My goal is 52 books this year and my other goal is to actually keep tract all year. I was doing so good last year and then I just forgot to keep a record of what I read.

so far I have finished two books and I am currently reading two books which I should be done with this weekend

I haven't been reading Wideacre lately (the one about the girl and her brother...) because I couldn't find it. But I just found it; it had fallen between the couch and an end table!

I'm almost better; I just can't fully breathe out of my nose yet!

I have "Spinning Silver" on my to-read list but who knows when I'll get a chance at it. I'm waiting until either the library gets down the hold list to my name (there are still seven people ahead of me) or it shows up at a used book store at a low enough price I can justify buying it unread.

But I haven't heard of "Moscow 2042", tell me about that one?

Huh. Our library actually has it available.
I need to finish my January stuff first though!