Category Archives: Books Galore
The Stephen King Challenge: Mini-Challenge #1
The first mini-challenge for The Stephen King Challenge kicks off on Wednesday, February 1, 2012. The prize for this mini-challenge is a brand new hardcover copy of Stephen King’s latest novel, 11/22/63! The mini-challenge schedule is: Feb | March | … Continue reading
The Stephen King Challenge
So the plan was I wouldn’t join any challenges until I finished my site’s re-design. Well that only lasted until I received an invitation to join The Stephen King Challenge, hosted by Michelle (True Book Addict) and Kate (Read 2 … Continue reading
The Christmas Spirit Reading Challenge Is Over
But that doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy and share Christmas spirit all year long :) The Christmas Spirit Reading Challenge 2011 was hosted by Michelle/The True Book Addict and ran from November 21st through January 6th. Unfortunately, I’m still reading … Continue reading
All Through the Night by Mary Higgins Clark
A sweet holiday tale that may prove too predictable and lighthearted for hardcore fans of the thriller-mystery genre or Higgins Clark’s previous novels. Synopsis All of Alvirah’s deductive powers and Willy’s world-class common sense are called upon as the two … Continue reading
My 2011 Reading Challenge
I challenged myself to read 75 books in 2011. This year’s to-read list included many classics by authors such as Jane Austen, Edith Wharton, Charles Dickens, George Orwell, and Oscar Wilde; plus, the “must-reads” for horror writers that I hadn’t … Continue reading
Digging into WordPress by Chris Coyier and Jeff Star
Digging into WordPress by Chris Coyier and Jeff Star is my first “real” book on WordPress. Until now I’d learned what I needed with a mixture of the Codex, online how-to articles, critical thinking, and intuition. But after creating websites … Continue reading
The Christmas Spirit Reading Challenge 2011
I just signed up for The Christmas Spirit Reading Challenge! Okay, so I told myself no more challenges for 2011. But then along comes such a fun one that I couldn’t resist. And besides, I planned to read the first … Continue reading
Getting Things Done by David Allen
Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity by David Allen is written in an extremely linear style and format. That could prove difficult for right-brainers, but I found it easy to understand and apply. The thing is, when I … Continue reading
I Am Not a Serial Killer by Dan Wells
A 15-year old boy named John Wayne Cleaver, a diagnosed sociopath obsessed with serial killers, who used to torture animals, loves fire and still battles incontinence, seems better suited for the role of “villain” but Dan Wells proves the opposite … Continue reading
Reading Challenge: The Classic Bribe
Take a peek at my 75 Book Challenge (top menu) and you’ll see I already planned to read more of “the classics” this year. Now here’s extra incentive, and for you, too! http://quirkygirlsread.wordpress.com/the-classic-bribe/


