Kingdom of Knuffel

LittleJulez wrote:these books about Russian sound interesting, tell me about it when you're done!

I've been reading bits and pieces of different books here and there. So none of them finished, but progress with every one of them.

I will. for now I've kept reading Eisner instead but I hope to finish it soon and switch to work-related stuff.

are you enjoying those or just reading?

Alright, cool!

I am enjoying them :) I am just usually in different moods, that's why :D

Well starting book 9 for this year and I went on Goodreads to mark it as reading and read some reviews, which I don't usually care what they say, I usually just read it anyway, but sounds like this one is going to be a drag since they all basically said how long it took to get to point b and when you get there it's anticlimactic. Oh boy.

Rubie, good luck with that book anyway!

I finished two books I got on my phone. They were an easy read (again). Reading these because the others are a bit mood-dependent and not that light.

Hahaha, I completely forgot about my reading goals, I got stuck at Hobbit because I'm reading it together with my bf and we haven't found the right time to read

I was reading After The Fire, but I gave up on it. I was close to halfway through and didn't really care what happened.

I'm almost finished re-reading Tinker now. I read it a few years ago, and I remember liking it a lot, but I don't remember the ending at all.

Reading a book you liked is nice, I love that!

I have never read books together with another person. Must be annoying xD I mean the finding time to read together part.

It is annoying as hell. But I once took a book up without him and he was whining to not read without him.... and then when I told him we should read it before bed to also rest from all the technology etc. but it seems he's forgotten all about it and I have shit to do too so...

I only got the first four chapters read, but seems like it will be interesting getting to point B.

I was once in a book club (not the same as reading at the same time maybe?) and I was the only one who finished it by the time for the meet up. It was Dracula by Bram Stoker. I remember being excited, but everyone just gossiped about other stuff after admitting they didn't read it or only got like 1/4 of the way through. (my HS Librarian set it up and apparently didn't care no one really read it??) It was the only book club meeting.