Reading Thread/Goals for 2026

[cayennews]

#4 Half His Age by Jennette McCurdy. It was an interesting book. Very blunt and a little shocking.

 

[bobbiwoz]

8/70
Jan Karon, one of my favorite authors just wrote another Mitford Novel, “My Beloved.” 5/5!

 

[Simba's Mom]

6/55-The Mad Wife, Megan Church. 4 stars. Anyone who remembers S&H Green Stamps will like this book. Ending struck a cord, interesting.

 

[WDW_fan_in_TX]

I've never been a reader ... ever. Not even in school. I hated reading. Absolutely hated it. That said, I just started Dave's Total Money Makeover book last night. Got through the intro and 1st chapter and got about halfway through the second chapter before falling asleep. It's very interesting and eye-opening, and it's making me want to read more. I'm so fed up with being in debt, behind on bills, having no money, living paycheck to paycheck and I'm ready to break that cycle. So trying to read it and adhere to the information it gives.

Might kickstart me reading more. Who knows?

 

[melk]

3/35 Life, Loss, and Puffins by Catherine Ryan Hyde

A sweet book about grief, hope and friendship. I really enjoyed it and it made me want to go to the arctic circle to see the aurora borealis, haha.

 

[bobbiwoz]

9/70. “Matchmaking can be Murder,” by Amanda Flower. A new series by the author. Takes place in Homes County Ohio, where her last series took place. 3.5/5

 

[bobbiwoz]

6/55-The Mad Wife, Megan Church. 4 stars. Anyone who remembers S&H Green Stamps will like this book. Ending struck a cord, interesting.

I remember! Will look at home for the book, or is it a new book?

 

[Simba's Mom]

I remember! Will look at home for the book, or is it a new book?

Published in 2025, so it's fairly new

 

[bobbiwoz]

Published in 2025, so it's fairly new

It’s not in my hometown library.