Good luck!
Friday, January 1, 2016
2016 Color Coded Challenge Headquarters
I like my "Headquarters"
style of challenge management so well that I'm going to continue it in 2016.
Here you will find the link to the original challenge post. Also, link-ups for each color reviews....with a final wrap-up link as
well. My linky provider says that the links will run till my
subscription needs to be renewed...I may have to re-link next November
(that's my renewal date). We'll see what happens.
Good luck!
Good luck!
2016 Read It Again, Sam Headquarters
I like my "Headquarters"
style of challenge management so well that I'm going to continue it in 2016.
Here you will find the link to the original challenge post. Also, each month
I will enable a Monthly Review Link where posts for that month can be linked
up. The link will be open a few days into the next month. If you
miss posting a review to its particular month, then feel free to add it to the
next. The Final Wrap-Up Link will go live towards the end of the
year. Please hold all wrap-ups until that time. Thanks!
Good luck and Happy Reading!
Good luck and Happy Reading!
Final Wrap-up
Friday Memes: Book Beginnings & Friday 56
I have two bookish resolutions for the New Year. One--to read only from my on TBR stacks and sign up for only for challenges that will allow me to fulfill the requirements using my own books. And Two--to try harder to participate in more blogging world activities. To that end, I'm jumping back into the Friday Memes run by the fine ladies at Rose City Reader and Freda's Voice.

Book Beginnings on Friday is a bookish meme now sponsored by Rose City Reader (who originally inspired the meme). Here's what you do: Share the first line (or two) of the book you are currently reading on your blog or in the comments section. Include the title and author so we know what you're reading. Then, if you are so moved, let us know what your first impressions were based on that first line and if you did or did not like that sentence. Link up each week at Gilion's place.
Here are the first few lines from The Purple Cloud by M. P. Shiel (1901):
Well, the memory seems to be getting rather impaired now. What, for instance, was the name of that person who preached just before the Boreal set out, about the wrongness of any more attempts to reach the North Pole?

Book Beginnings on Friday is a bookish meme now sponsored by Rose City Reader (who originally inspired the meme). Here's what you do: Share the first line (or two) of the book you are currently reading on your blog or in the comments section. Include the title and author so we know what you're reading. Then, if you are so moved, let us know what your first impressions were based on that first line and if you did or did not like that sentence. Link up each week at Gilion's place.
Here are the first few lines from The Purple Cloud by M. P. Shiel (1901):
Well, the memory seems to be getting rather impaired now. What, for instance, was the name of that person who preached just before the Boreal set out, about the wrongness of any more attempts to reach the North Pole?
(Hmm. Sounds like a Polar Expedition might be a bad idea in this book...)
The Friday 56 is a bookish meme
sponsored by Freda's Voice. It is really easy to
participate. Just grab a book, any book, and turn
to page 56. Find a sentence that grabs you and
post it.
Here is the mine from The Purple Cloud by M. P. Shiel (1901):
I could have made short work and landed at Hull, but I would not: I was afraid. For I was used to the silence of the ice; and I was used to the silence of the sea: but I was afraid of the silence of England.
The Friday 56 is a bookish meme
sponsored by Freda's Voice. It is really easy to
participate. Just grab a book, any book, and turn
to page 56. Find a sentence that grabs you and
post it.
Here is the mine from The Purple Cloud by M. P. Shiel (1901):
I could have made short work and landed at Hull, but I would not: I was afraid. For I was used to the silence of the ice; and I was used to the silence of the sea: but I was afraid of the silence of England.
First Book of the Year: 2016
Sheila at Book Journey sponsors this bookish event. She asks us to compose posts of what we are reading to go live on January 1st. You do not need to be done with the book on January 1st, just reading it on January 1st and yes, you can start on the 31st and be reading into the New Year. She will link all our posts on her site so others can visit and cheer us on!
Here's my plan to start the New Year--
I will start off with a vintage science fiction novel: The Purple Cloud by M. P. Shiel (1901). This will help me kick off my 2016 Challenge Year by fulfilling slots for several challenges.
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