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Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge

Posted: Jan 15th, '21, 00:40
by AliceON
I've also finished the first book of the year but it's not from my list of intended reads and not even in the categories I want to read more of.

reading Woolf's "a room of one's own" now.

Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge

Posted: Jan 16th, '21, 12:05
by Focsie
Rubie wrote: Good luck Saphira, I know that pain of leaving books just sitting around.
thank you! i swear i would finish more books if just hadn't too many to read for uni sigh. but i'm improving, i finished murakami's the wind up bird chronicle and kafka on the shore that i previously left with 2/3 chapters unread. i'm finishing all the books i abandoned halfway through before starting the new ones :mchappy:

Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge

Posted: Jan 16th, '21, 13:35
by chuunibyou
I want to read some books for my master's thesis and some books on tarot and witchcraft. I don't really have a number? But I want to make sure to read every day, even if not for long.

Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge

Posted: Jan 17th, '21, 12:43
by Focsie
Mynah wrote:I want to read some books for my master's thesis and some books on tarot and witchcraft. I don't really have a number? But I want to make sure to read every day, even if not for long.
Hi! may i ask which books you're planning to read on tarot and witchcraft? I'd love some recommendations! :qstar:

Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge

Posted: Jan 19th, '21, 16:00
by Rubie
Well I actually started Rhythm of War last night, because I kept going up to read too late so I just played a game instead. I barely got 40 pages into it (out of 1200-some) and I'm already excited to go read tonight.

Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge

Posted: Jan 19th, '21, 16:34
by Sanssouci
I finished re-reading Howl's Moving Castle last night. I didn't remember it at all from the first time I read it, and it's very different from the movie.

Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge

Posted: Jan 19th, '21, 16:59
by Rubie
Oh. I have that as an ebook, I really should get around to reading that. Maybe if I have time after I get through my planned to read list for this year. Or when I go on my trip later this year. I really don't want to bring a thick paperback book with me and I only have 3 ebooks picked out for this year. Guess it'll depend if I read those before the trip or not.

Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge

Posted: Jan 31st, '21, 20:08
by memoriam
Hey guuuys, I'm fashionably late, haha :mcheh:

I'd like to read 20 books this year, all of which I own. They're waiting on my bookshelf, judging me everyday, lol.
Funny thing is, I've started a book in December 2020 and still haven't finished :mcsweat: I'm already in trouble
:mcsweat:
Spoiler: My list for 2021 in no particular order
1. E. N. Aron The Highly Sensitive Person <PL translation>
2. E. N. Aron The Highly Sensitive Person's Workbook, <PL translation>
3. T. Adeyemi Children of Virtue and Vengeance <EN>
4. M. Atwood The Handmaid's Tale <EN>
5. A. Szumacher Słowodzicielka <PL>
6. C. S. Lewis Letters from a Senior to a Junior Devil <PL translation>
7. B. Baranowski W kręgu upiorów i wilkołaków. Demonologia słowiańska <PL>
8. N. Bowling Witchborn <PL translation>
9. O. Tokarczuk Anna Inn w grobowcach świata <PL>
10. Y. Boland Astrology: A Guide to Understanding Your Birth Chart <PL translation>
11. Y. Boland Moonology: Working with the Magic of Lunar Cycles <PL translation>
12. D. Morrison Everyday Sun Magic: Spells & Rituals for Radiant Living<PL translation>
13. A. Edelman Sny. Czego możemy się z nich dowiedzieć? <PL?>
14.-20. J.K. Rowling Full Harry Potter series (because I secretly hope that if I re-read it, I'll finally get my letter from Hogwarts, lol) <PL translation>

Bonus (will borrow from granny, she's into her Christmas gifts from me, lol):
M. Newton's Journey of Souls and Destiny of Souls <PL translations>
I'll add others later because I'm on the phone and in the bus XD Added all the rest :mcargh:

Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge

Posted: Feb 11th, '21, 02:13
by Sanssouci
I finally finished This Other Eden. I hated it so much. It was one of those "romance" books that's really just horrific abuse on his part and Stockholm Syndrome on hers.

Re: The 2021 Reading Challenge

Posted: Feb 11th, '21, 16:00
by Rubie
I'm less than 50 pages shy of being halfway through Rhythm of War. I do not think I'll get another chance to touch it until next Monday. My goal was to be halfway through it by mid February, so I'm going to say I'm close enough.

Edit: okay I did have a chance to read so yay! halfway done. Now to finish the last half by mid March.