Good morning fellow Sunday Saloners. A beautiful day here in Adelaide, one of our milder summer ones. The last day of the Tour DownUnder, and the Sunday before Australia Day.I hope your reading has been good so far this year. Mine appears to be going great guns with 10 books already read, and 4 of those rating at my maximum 5. Two great Australian books (5.0, TRUTH, Peter Temple and 4.6, BLOOD BORN, Kathryn Fox among them too)
If you are still looking for some challenges to participate in during 2010 then check the ones I'm in:
- Challenges for me in 2010
- in particular check out the 2010 Global Challenge - you can read any genre to participate in that.
- How many books are you aiming to read this year? Come in and participate in the poll I'm running. There are some questions in this post for you to respond to too.
- crime fiction alphabet - we are looking at the letter O this week, starting tomorrow.
- Come in on Tuesday to see my Australia Day celebrations, and on Friday to see which crime fiction book I have featured in Friday's Forgotten Books.
- Crime Fiction Alphabet: Summarising the letter N
- Agatha Christie Blog Carnival 2010 #1 now posted
- Review: THE BRASS VERDICT, Michael Connelly
- Audio Book Challenge #3
- Review: THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER, Edgar Alla...
- Forgotten Books: THE STRANGE STORY OF LINDA LEE, D...
- Australia Post honours Australian writers
- Book Reviews: How much to reveal?
- Review: UR by Stephen King
- review: NIGHT WORK, Steve Hamilton
- Crime Fiction Alphabet - Week beginning 18 January...
- now- CONSEQUENCES OF SIN, Clare Langley-Hawthorne
- next - KILLING HANDS, PD Martin
- audio (in the car) - THE SPY'S WIFE, Reginald Hill
- Kindle - BLOOD OF THE WICKED, Leighton Gage
- Crime Fiction Alphabet seeking Participants
- Latest Agatha Christie Blog Carnival
- Read an E-Book Week 2010 (March 7-13)
- Australia Post honours Australian writers
- Robert B. Parker dies
- Edgar Nominees 2010
- 2010 Dilys Nominees
- 2010 Tournament of Books
- Book Review Blog Carnival #35
- Adelaide Writers' Week 2010, 28 Feb-5 March
I don't know how you fit everything in Kerrie and read 10 books as well. You must be a super speed reader!
ReplyDeleteThe weather is still grey here(well actually it's still dark right now, but the forecast is for more greyness for the rest of the day). I'll be unpacking and shelving books most of today but hope to post a SS post and read as well.