24-hours-of-bookishness for this read-a-thon. (Note: I'll be updating this post regularly throughout the day, to reduce the feed traffic, so please scroll down for the most recent updates.) With a special emphasis on the shared bookishness in this case, because it's an event in memory of a woman who was
Final Update for the Spring Readathon: Which hour was most daunting for you? Usually the later hours, but I had so many pauses in this read-a-thon that I didn't have any rough patches. Could you list a few high-interest books that you think could keep a Reader engaged for next
Dewey's Read-a-Thon is coming: Saturday October 22nd, 2011. Here's the link to the sign-up page. (✔) Here's the link to be a cheer-leader. (✔ ✔) And over there? That stack of spineless material? That's the bunch of books that I've gathered. (✔ ✔ ✔) Yes, it's only one day. Well,
I was planning to keep all our Read-A-Thon updates in a single refresh-able post, but even I got tired of scrolling down that far. And, okay, the fact that I accidentally deleted the whole thing in a single blurry-eyed moment? It required precious reading time be spent reconstructing. So the
As the Read-A-Thon day unfolds, we'll be including more than one update in a single refresh-able post. We're hoping to reduce the Reader Traffic for non-Read-A-Thon-ers. Update from BIP and Mister BIP, Hour Three: Title of book read: Pippi Longstocking (BIP read 114 pages of it) Amount of time spent reading:
