JUNE ROOT - Progress Thread
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1cyderry
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We're still doing great! We are 100+ over the monthly goal - great job everyone!
Below is the current list of members that have identified a ROOT goal for 2016 and how many books they read by the end of May
The percentage is calculated and a star awarded for those on target to reach their goals. More stars for farther toward their goal.
At the end of June, I will review the totals and any individuals that have not recorded a ROOT will be removed from the main list and the totals adjusted. If you're serious, get at least one ROOT read by the end of June to stay in the main group.
If there is © next to your name, I see a ticker on your thread that is not in the ticker thread. If you could copy the code to the Ticker thread it would be a huge help each month.
If anyone's number is incorrect, please let me know and I will make the necessary adjustments.
So go out there and dig those ROOTs.
051616 33 / 70 ★ 47.1%
50worth 7 / 24 20.8%
amberfly 33 / 50 ★★★ 66.0%
Ameise1 7 / 10 ★★★★ 70.0%
auntmarge64 11 / 30 36.7%
avanders 4 / 12 33.3%
avidmom 7 / 20 35.0%
BBleil 0 / 11 0.0%
Bellettres 0 / 12 0.0%
benitastrnad 33 / 45 ★★★★ 73.3%
benuathanasia 13 / 100 13.0%
billiejean★ 22 / 20 110.0%
BookDoc16 11 / 50 22.0%
bragan 51 / 100 ★★ 51.0%
brewergirl 18 / 30 ★★★ 60.0%
brit84 24 / 52 ★ 46.2%
Caramellunacy 1 / 52 1.9%
Carmenere 18 / 25 ★★★★ 72.0%
carriehh 5 / 25 20.0%
clue 15 / 30 ★★ 50.0%
coachsully 0 / 25 0.0%
Coach_of_Alva 0 / 25 0.0%
connie53 20 / 36 ★★ 55.6%
craso 6 / 12 ★★ 50.0%
crazy4reading 15 / 40 37.5%
Crotchetymama 15 / 30 ★★ 50.0%
CurrerBell 37 / 75 ★ 49.3%
cyderry 41 / 84 ★ 48.8%
deep220 25 / 50 ★★ 50.0%
Dejah_Thoris 11 / 50 22.0%
detailmuse 15 / 30 ★★ 50.0%
dustydigger 6 / 80 7.5%
EmilyD1037 2 / 50 4.0%
enemyanniemae 27 / 52 ★★ 51.9%
Familyhistorian 26 / 50 ★★ 52.0%
FiLoMa 5 / 15 33.3%
fuzzi 34 / 66 ★★ 51.5%
getrus 18 / 75 24.0%
GreyhoundGal 5 / 25 20.0%
hairballsrus 0 / 50 0.0%
HelenBaker 21 / 48 ★ 43.8%
Helenoel 8 / 20 40.0%
Henrik_Madsen 20 / 25 ★★★★★ 80.0%
ILuvBookplates 2 / 20 10.0%
InfoQuest 76 / 85 ★★★★★ 89.4%
ipsoivan★ 30 / 30 100.0%
Jackie_K★ 16 / 12 133.3%
JacobsBeloved 3 / 15 20.0%
JaneAustenNut 0 / 26 0.0%
jen.e.moore 36 / 52 ★★★★ 69.2%
johanna414 7 / 12 ★★★ 58.3%
JSTOR_CDU 2 / 22 9.1%
kac522 13 / 30 ★ 43.3%
kaledyer★ 14 / 12 116.7%
karenmarie★ 9 / 9 100.0%
kaylaraeintheway 22 / 25 88.0%
kkunker 16 / 40 40.0%
klarusu 13 / 24 ★★ 54.2%
Klmesoftly 48 / 53 90.6%
LadyBookworth★ 15 / 12 125.0%
LauraBrook 38 / 75 ★★ 50.7%
leBleuCheese 11 / 24 ★ 45.8%
leslie.98★ 59 / 50 118.0%
liberian 25 / 50 ★★ 50.0%
lilisin 24 / 50 ★ 48.0%
limelite 3 / 12 25.0%
lindapanzo★ 59 / 24 245.8%
LittleTaiko 31 / 55 ★★ 56.4%
lkernagh 21 / 40 ★★ 52.5%
LoraShouse 3 / 25 12.0%
loreleiunicorn© 0 / 25 0.0%
luvamystery65 26 / 30 ★★★★★ 86.7%
madhatter22 21 / 40 ★★ 52.5%
mmignano11 8 / 50 16.0%
majkia 32 / 50 ★★★ 64.0%
mandymarie 17 / 50 34.0%
MelissaHozey 8 / 25 32.0%
Miss Watson 35 / 52 ★★★★ 67.3%
MissSos 2 / 25 8.0%
moonshineandrosefire 28 / 86 32.6%
MrGilpatric 26 / 100 26.0%
mrhr 2 / 24 8.3%
nancyjune 0 / 10 0.0%
nancynova 37 / 50 ★★★★ 74.0%
NanjingEmpress 0 / 12 0.0%
nebula21 10 / 30 33.3%
nerwende 12 / 30 40.0%
Nickelini 25 / 50 ★★ 50.0%
pigletto 54 / 80 ★★★★ 67.5%
Quaisior 2 / 40 5.0%
QuestingforaQuest 2 / 15 13.3%
QuiteTheHuman 1 / 24 4.2%
rabbitprincess 32 / 50 ★★★ 64.0%
rainpebble★ 35 / 10 350.0%
read2relax 2 / 24 8.3%
readingtangent 24 / 45 ★★ 53.3%
RjRBukSlavZM99 5 / 25 20.0%
Robertgreaves 30 / 66 ★ 45.5%
rubyandthetwins 11 / 40 27.5%
sallylou61 20 / 48 ★ 41.7%
saraslibrary 29 / 50 ★★ 58.0%
SoschaF© 0 / 12 0.0%
Soupdragon 22 / 40 ★★ 55.0%
SqueakyChu 4 / 9 ★ 44.4%
storygenie 7 / 40 17.5%
streamsong 18 / 50 36.0%
Tallulah_Rose 3 / 12 25.0%
tames 7 / 13 ★★ 53.8%
tess_schoolmarm★ 55 / 50 110.0%
torontoc 19 / 30 ★★★ 63.3%
trav 2 / 30 6.7%
valcas 0 / 20 0.0%
verkakte 9 / 20 ★ 45.0%
VertOlive 6 / 24 25.0%
vestafan 6 / 30 20.0%
weird_o 21 / 40 ★★ 52.5%
WordMaven 4 / 20 20.0%
LadyBookworth, lindapanzo, Jackie_K, leslie.98 were joined this month by ipsoivan, kaledyer, karenmarie, rainpebble, and tess_schoolmarm - at reaching their goals.
Big round of applauise!!!
Our leaders to be next are:
Klmesoftly 90.6%
InfoQuest 89.4%
luvamystery65 86.7%
Henrik_Madsen 80%
So, now, Ladies and Gentlemen, BOOK LOVERS, BIBLIOPHILES, BOOK HOARDERS - get out there and read those BOOKS!
Don't be swept away by the warmer weather and sunny skies! Work on your tan and read a book at the same time! We still need to read those ROOTs!
The goal for June is 2,175 We can do this!
2Familyhistorian
Congrats to everyone who has reached their goal! We are doing really well this year!
4Robertgreaves
Thank you for all your hard work, Cheli.
Now, am I far enough ahead to risk a chunkster or two?
Now, am I far enough ahead to risk a chunkster or two?
6rabbitprincess
Whoop whoop! Go us! I am aiming to finish my first ROOT for June in the next day or two. :)
7MissWatson
Oh, it's great to see we're doing better than last year! I'm off for a short holiday and don't know yet what that will do to my ROOTing, but I think I'm safely ahead of the game.
8ipsoivan
Root 31 and my first for June finished, Dona Flor and her Two Husbands. A real treat.
9fuzzi
June 2nd, five months in to 2016 and I'm at 51%, woo!!!
First ROOT for June is complete, too. :)
First ROOT for June is complete, too. :)
11fuzzi
>10 Britt84: woo!
13avanders
Yay Congrats to all those who met their goals so early!
And yay to the group as a whole for doing SO WELL this year!!
& Thanks as always, Chèli, for all your hard work!
And yay to the group as a whole for doing SO WELL this year!!
& Thanks as always, Chèli, for all your hard work!
14karenmarie
I've just finished book 6 in the Outlander series, A Breath of Snow and Ashes, my first of June and 17th of the year.
16connie53
Good, I got two stars! Me so happy ;-))
And finished 2 more today # 2 for June and #22 for the year. Group tickers are updated.
And finished 2 more today # 2 for June and #22 for the year. Group tickers are updated.
17clue
I also have 2 lovely bright shinning stars and have finished my first for June, My House In Umbria by William Trevor.
18HelenBaker
I finished my next root on the 1st of the month. Pleased with that. tickers updated.
19benitastrnad
I am traveling again and so should knock out a few more titles than planned during the month.
20fuzzi
Working on ROOT #2 for June: Up the Down Staircase. So far, it's a hoot!
21brakketh
ROOT #1 completed for June. The Age of Innocence, right in my wheelhouse as it is a tale of the conflict between romance and the manners of the time in New York. Updated both tickers.
22lilisin
I have read 5 manga ROOTs so far this month and have added them to the counter bringing us to 1999! Only one more book and then we'll be in the 2000 bracket!
23brakketh
Wooo! 2,000 ROOTs congratulations to us. Second ROOT for June The Time Traveler's Wife group tickers updated.
24leslie.98
I have finished my first ROOT of the month with Elmer Gantry. My thread and all tickers have been updated.
25fuzzi
ROOT #2 is done, Up the Down Staircase by Bel Kaufman
What a delightful story, of a graduate in her first position, teaching English in an inner city high school. Miss Barrett is overwhelmed by the bureaucracy, the apathy, but tells us of her experiences through notes, office pronouncements, and letters to a good friend. There are situations that should make the reader angry, even tearful, but the author infuses this tale with enough humor to bring a smile to the face. Nicely done.
What a delightful story, of a graduate in her first position, teaching English in an inner city high school. Miss Barrett is overwhelmed by the bureaucracy, the apathy, but tells us of her experiences through notes, office pronouncements, and letters to a good friend. There are situations that should make the reader angry, even tearful, but the author infuses this tale with enough humor to bring a smile to the face. Nicely done.
26HelenBaker
My second book for the month. Updating tickers. This group is continuing to make great progress.
27CurrerBell
Three so far for the month:
June 3 ... Fannie Elizabeth Ratchford, The Brontës' Web of Childhood (5*****)
June 7 ... Nancy Spain, Poison for Teacher (3***)
June 8 ... Henry Handel Richardson, The Getting of Wisdom (4****)
I'm doing a good bit of School Days School Days reading for this month on the RTT theme, which is my own. Next up will be Colette's The Complete Claudine in Antonia White's four-in-one translation, which will include Claudine à l'école, but the entire volume's an omnibus 640 doorstopper which will also satisfy the 2016 - BIG FAT BOOK CHALLENGE.
ETA: 40/75
June 3 ... Fannie Elizabeth Ratchford, The Brontës' Web of Childhood (5*****)
June 7 ... Nancy Spain, Poison for Teacher (3***)
June 8 ... Henry Handel Richardson, The Getting of Wisdom (4****)
I'm doing a good bit of School Days School Days reading for this month on the RTT theme, which is my own. Next up will be Colette's The Complete Claudine in Antonia White's four-in-one translation, which will include Claudine à l'école, but the entire volume's an omnibus 640 doorstopper which will also satisfy the 2016 - BIG FAT BOOK CHALLENGE.
ETA: 40/75
28benitastrnad
Listened to two books from my stack of unread novels. First one was Smiley's People and found it interesting but nowhere as good as Honorable Schoolboy or some of the Len Deighton books. Then, on a long road trip I listened to Brisingr. The short review - 25 hours of pure bloat with no editing. The excitement of the last quarter of the book can't make up for the three quarters of boredom the reader endures. But - it was a excellent recording. The narrator is outstanding.
29SqueakyChu
One more ROOT for me. I updated the tickers.
30HelenBaker
One more, taking me to half way 24/48. Tickers updated
31leslie.98
I am not making much progress with my ROOTs this month - have just finished my second one and now I have a stack of library books awaiting. Good thing that I set my goal low! My thread and all tickers have been updated.
32lilisin
I am at 6 comics for the month so far, reading one 320 page comic every two days, which is good because now that the Euro Cup is on I won't be reading as much.
34kkunker
Just finished my first ROOT for June, that puts me at 18 for the year. All tickers updated.
36brakketh
Finished my second ROOT for June Les Misérables, a long time coming but overall an enjoyable read. Group tickers updated.
37leslie.98
>35 cyderry: My reason for quiet is that I somehow ended up with a large stack of library books this month... The library is the single biggest obstacle to my attempts to ROOT!
38connie53
>35 cyderry: My reason for quiet is that I'm now reading a kind of a chunkster and some new and shiny ones.
39Jackie_K
>35 cyderry: I'm still going with a couple which I'm hopeful I'll get done by the end of the month. I already have the next one (a new book) lined up - luckily I'm counting new books as ROOTs too!
40rabbitprincess
I've managed to read three ROOTS this month so far but haven't yet updated the group ticker. Also have two ROOTS on the go.
41MissWatson
I was away for a short holiday and didn't get much reading done, and the first one was a chunkster. Getting back into the reading groove, though.
42kkunker
Finished off one short ROOT yesterday, that means I only need one more for this month to hit the halfway mark. All tickers updated.
43HelenBaker
I can add another root for the month. This one I failed to complete as I was bored to tears. I've decided it might be a useful trade in at a second hand store though as 99% of my books I keep. I will update tickers.
44fuzzi
>43 HelenBaker: that qualifies!
I've been busy with work, and planning a trip to see our first grandchild, so my numbers are down, but I will keep plugging along. I started Brumby, the Wild White Stallion yesterday, and am about 50 pages in.
I've been busy with work, and planning a trip to see our first grandchild, so my numbers are down, but I will keep plugging along. I started Brumby, the Wild White Stallion yesterday, and am about 50 pages in.
45rabbitprincess
>44 fuzzi: Congratulations on your first grandchild! :)
46leslie.98
I managed to finish a Whispersync pair (Kindle & audiobook) -- too bad it counts as one :D! All tickers and my thread have been updated.
47fuzzi
>44 fuzzi: thank you! We are very excited about her, and going to see her in Chicago. In case you're interested, there's a current photo of Ruthie in my gallery, and also in my gardening thread, I believe.
48rabbitprincess
>47 fuzzi: What a cutie! :)
49connie53
>44 fuzzi: Ohh my. I know just what you mean. You simply have to fall in love with those little ones. Congrats, Fuzzi!
ROOT # 23 for the year, # 3 for June
Updating all tickers!
ROOT # 23 for the year, # 3 for June
Updating all tickers!
50fuzzi
>48 rabbitprincess: >49 connie53: thank you so much. We're less than three weeks away from the visit...19 days until I can cuddle her.
Oh, and I read a ROOT today! Personal ticker updated.
Oh, and I read a ROOT today! Personal ticker updated.
51Familyhistorian
>50 fuzzi: Wow, congrats! Bet you will take lots of great pics of her when you are there!
I had computer issues - needed a new (actually 2 new) mouses (mice?). Now I am zipping around the threads. I posted my first ROOT for June.
I had computer issues - needed a new (actually 2 new) mouses (mice?). Now I am zipping around the threads. I posted my first ROOT for June.
53CurrerBell
My fourth for the month, The Moth Diaries (4****) by Rachel Klein. "Vampirism" in a girls' boarding school in the Viet Nam era, but not a Vampire Academy type of urban fantasy. It's a psychological study that's been compared to The Turn of the Screw for its unreliable narrator-diarist.
Fits in with the School Days School Days June theme of the Reading Through Time Group. This month I'm heavily devoting to "school days" reading since the theme was my choice.
41/75
Fits in with the School Days School Days June theme of the Reading Through Time Group. This month I'm heavily devoting to "school days" reading since the theme was my choice.
41/75
54Jackie_K
I've added one more ROOT (my 2nd for June, 18th overall for the year), and updated both my own and the two group tickers.
55Henrik_Madsen
Finally got another ROOT done - a 700 page biography on philosopher Søren Kierkegaard, which required digging deep. A satisfying read, though.
56benitastrnad
So far my June total of ROOTS is no where near a impressive as May. It is simply because my mileage for the month has not been as impressive as May. Less miles in the car means less quality time with recorded books.
57CurrerBell
Fifth for the month, Phillis Garrard's Hilda at School, 42/75
59karenmarie
I finished An Echo in the Bone by Diana Gabaldon yesterday, my 17th ROOT. Unfortunately, the 8th book won't count as a ROOT since I bought it two days ago.
60leBleuCheese
I've finished #14 for my 2016 ROOT... probably my last for this month; I've got another HFB (huge fruiting book) coming up. Ticker and thread updated.
61leslie.98
Another ROOT done -- thread and all tickers updated. I see that we are again likely to meet our monthly goal! We are doing so well this year :-)
64Jackie_K
I've added one more ROOT to both my own and the group tickers. Hoping I can squeeze one more in before the end of June.
65Henrik_Madsen
Finished another ROOT: Camelot 3000 by Mike Barr and Brian Boland. Enjoyable reinterpretation of the Camelot myth, which I enjoyed a lot. Various tickers updated!
67clue
I'm running behind on my reading plan for June, I went through one of those periods where nothing I planned suited me at the time to begin another book. So this is only my second completed for the month, Lullabies for Little Criminals. I planned three for the month and hope to get another one in, have two in progress.
68HelenBaker
I completed one more last week and hope to squeeze another in by the end of the month. Tickers adjusted.
69jen.e.moore
As usual, June's been a slow reading month for me - between my birthday and all the associated plans and the general exhaustion that comes with the heat, I've only managed two ROOTs this month (and only three library books, which is a really slow month for me). I don't expect much more in July, but it should get better in August.
71Henrik_Madsen
I finished Svetlana Aleksjevitj: Krigen har ikke et kvindeligt ansigt which is both recommendable and almost unbearable.
Tickers updated!
Tickers updated!
72CurrerBell
Sixth of the month for 43/75 ... Marisha Pessl's Special Topics in Calamity Physics (1½*)
73benitastrnad
#72
Ohhhhh! I loved that book. Very innovative and plenty of plot twists. My book discussion group read it and it gave us plenty to talk about.
Ohhhhh! I loved that book. Very innovative and plenty of plot twists. My book discussion group read it and it gave us plenty to talk about.
74ipsoivan
#33 The Bridge on the Drina by Ivo Andric. Good one!
75CurrerBell
>73 benitastrnad: It seems to be a love-it-or-hate-it. I thought it was awfully contrived.
ETA: But it was about school, so it fit into the June "School Days School Days" theme of the Reading Through Time group — and since I picked that theme, I'm trying to do as much ROOTing as possible on "school" stories this month.
And I just went out and bought the newly published Once Was a Time, which an RTT member had read as an Early Review and which also fits the "school" theme, so that's one more book I've reading that won't satisfy my ROOTs quota. But it's a quickie middle-grade reader.
ETA: But it was about school, so it fit into the June "School Days School Days" theme of the Reading Through Time group — and since I picked that theme, I'm trying to do as much ROOTing as possible on "school" stories this month.
And I just went out and bought the newly published Once Was a Time, which an RTT member had read as an Early Review and which also fits the "school" theme, so that's one more book I've reading that won't satisfy my ROOTs quota. But it's a quickie middle-grade reader.
76Henrik_Madsen
>74 ipsoivan: I read that book years ago but still remember it vividly so I second your recommendation 8-)
77HelenBaker
I have managed to complete one more root for the month taking my tally to 27/48. Tickers adjusted.
80fuzzi
I've read six ROOT books in June, and discarded one, unread, for a total of 7 this month!
Total for 2016 is 41, and only my personal ticker was updated.
Total for 2016 is 41, and only my personal ticker was updated.
81Jackie_K
I've added one more ROOT to both my own and the group tickers. I've pulled out a very short one next, so hopefully that will just squeak into June's totals too!
82rabbitprincess
I've read seven ROOTS this month and hope to make it eight tonight!
84rabbitprincess
Finished my eighth ROOT of the month, bringing my total to 40. My personal ticker is updated but not the group ticker.
85Robertgreaves
Here is my report for June 2016
UpROOTED books: 8
ROOTless books: 5
Added to the TBR shelves: 0
The ROOTs were:
The Reason I Jump by Naoki Higashida
How to Manage Your Slaves by Marcus Sidonius Falx by Jerry Toner
Jingo by Terry Pratchett
My Grammar and Me (Or Should that Be I?) by Caroline Taggart and J. A Wines
Down Under by Bill Bryson
The Crossroads Brotherhood by Robert Fabbri
The Racing Factions by Robert Fabbri
The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia by Sir Philip Sidney
ROOTs in YTD: 38
Personal and group tickers have been adjusted, but hopefully not harmed.
UpROOTED books: 8
ROOTless books: 5
Added to the TBR shelves: 0
The ROOTs were:
The Reason I Jump by Naoki Higashida
How to Manage Your Slaves by Marcus Sidonius Falx by Jerry Toner
Jingo by Terry Pratchett
My Grammar and Me (Or Should that Be I?) by Caroline Taggart and J. A Wines
Down Under by Bill Bryson
The Crossroads Brotherhood by Robert Fabbri
The Racing Factions by Robert Fabbri
The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia by Sir Philip Sidney
ROOTs in YTD: 38
Personal and group tickers have been adjusted, but hopefully not harmed.
86MissWatson
I'm currently reading ROOT number 7, but I am not sure if I can finish it before midnight. My ticker is up-to-date.
87fuzzi
I won't finish any ROOT by midnight, so my total remains the same.
I read only eight books this month, way below my average, but 6 of them were ROOTs!
I read only eight books this month, way below my average, but 6 of them were ROOTs!
88clue
I'm almost finished with Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein so I'm adding it to my June totals. That gives me 18 complete against the goal of 30. Tickers updated.
89avanders
Now that it's nearing the end of June.. I have re-evaluated and decided my new goal was too much of an increase for me over last year.. I'm modifying.
I had previously set a goal of 12 chunksters, in addition to 24 "regular" roots and another 24 non-ROOTs...
That has proven simply not feasible with my current lifestyle... SO my modified goal, looking at what I have going on in the rest of the year, is as follows:
30 ROOTs for the year (this is still an increase of 6 ROOTs over last year), and I am STILL going to try to read 12 chunksters, but that is part of the total goal and will be my own personal goal instead. I have changed the ticker in the ticker thread already to track ALL ROOTs (Rather than just the chunksters).
And for that goal, I am doing well so far (but July-Dec will be busy...). :)
I had previously set a goal of 12 chunksters, in addition to 24 "regular" roots and another 24 non-ROOTs...
That has proven simply not feasible with my current lifestyle... SO my modified goal, looking at what I have going on in the rest of the year, is as follows:
30 ROOTs for the year (this is still an increase of 6 ROOTs over last year), and I am STILL going to try to read 12 chunksters, but that is part of the total goal and will be my own personal goal instead. I have changed the ticker in the ticker thread already to track ALL ROOTs (Rather than just the chunksters).
And for that goal, I am doing well so far (but July-Dec will be busy...). :)
90Jackie_K
I've managed to sneak one more under the wire, have updated all tickers (mine and group).
91fuzzi
>89 avanders: nothing wrong with that. :)
92Henrik_Madsen
I managed to squeeze another ROOT in this month - Den fremmede ven by Christoph Hein. Interesting book
94Familyhistorian
>75 CurrerBell: Glad you liked Once was a Time. I enjoyed it but unfortunately it wasn't a ROOT for me either.
95Familyhistorian
Finally, one more ROOT for June. Only 2 ROOTs for this month. I am really slowing down - I think it is all those library books to keep up with the challenges and research.
96enemyanniemae
I was hoping to finish a 6th for June but it was not to be. Right sided heart catheterization and books do not mix.
Got 5 anyway! Updating my personal ticker (no pun intended) but I'll leave the group ticker to the professionals.
Got 5 anyway! Updating my personal ticker (no pun intended) but I'll leave the group ticker to the professionals.
98CurrerBell
>96 enemyanniemae: Ooooh, take it easy. I had a stent put in just about five years ago after a near-fatal heart attack at the very end of May 2011. As I write this, I'm sitting at my computer puffing on a nebulizer, which I only used as needed but I've been awfully short of breath these past few days even after only very short activity so I've started using it four times daily until I feel better.
Hope you feel better soon.
Hope you feel better soon.
99billiejean
Only 3 books this month. I updated the ticker.
100cyderry
Well, I guess we were all so busy reading ROOTs that we didn't chat much so here is the new thread for July.
https://www.librarything.com/topic/226395#
https://www.librarything.com/topic/226395#
101moonshineandrosefire
Hello everyone! So, I wasn't expecting that my June would be quite this slow - three less ROOTs read than last June; but still not quite as bad as I thought. I also started reading Charming Billy: A Novel by Alice McDermott late on Monday night, June 27th! I was so hoping to finish this book by the end of the month, but no such luck, I suppose! Oh well!
Anyway, in keeping with the group theme, here are my totals for June:
Ancient Oaks Pruned: stands for older books read from my TBR pile: 3
Young Saplings Pruned: stands for newer books read from my TBR pile: 1
Trees Replanted: stands for rereads from my TBR pile: 3
New Seeds Planted: stands for additions to my TBR pile: 28
Trees Transplanted: stands for books that were donated: 7
Anyway, in keeping with the group theme, here are my totals for June:
Ancient Oaks Pruned: stands for older books read from my TBR pile: 3
Young Saplings Pruned: stands for newer books read from my TBR pile: 1
Trees Replanted: stands for rereads from my TBR pile: 3
New Seeds Planted: stands for additions to my TBR pile: 28
Trees Transplanted: stands for books that were donated: 7
102benitastrnad
I finished 7 books this month, thanks to lots of travel time in the car. That was before my CD player decided to go kaput. Now I will have to listen to the books in the house - until I get the CD player up and running.
I did not update any tickers.
I did not update any tickers.
103benitastrnad
I finished 3 books as sound recordings.
1.Smiley's People
2. Brisingr
3. Shadow and Bone
I had four books that I read. I finished these 3. Serpent's Tooth, Tomatoland, and I finally managed to get to one of the longest held titles in my collection - Floor of the Sky. I could not finish Allegiant and quit after about 150 pages. I figured that it went off my reading list so that makes it count as a ROOT.
1.Smiley's People
2. Brisingr
3. Shadow and Bone
I had four books that I read. I finished these 3. Serpent's Tooth, Tomatoland, and I finally managed to get to one of the longest held titles in my collection - Floor of the Sky. I could not finish Allegiant and quit after about 150 pages. I figured that it went off my reading list so that makes it count as a ROOT.