Reading Challenge for 2022

[halimer]

8. Rise Against it by Napier and Kraus - book 6 of It Falls Apart
9. Ancient Bones by Madelaine Bohme - did early humans come from Africa and go to Eurasia or vice versa?
10. Fourth Quadrant by Michael Gear - Wyoming is the only safe place after the banking system is hacked and civilization falls apart

 

[Lori K]

I don't think I made my reading commitment for 2022. If I did, I can't find it. I'm going to hold to the same as I did last year, one book per month,

Completed
1. Olive, Again! by Elizabeth Strout

Currently reading
The Lincoln Highway, by Amor Towles (a 600 pager!)

 

[halimer]

11. Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro - Josie's life is saved by her AF (Artificial Friend)

 

[MrsSoup]

6/25
Because of Winn-Dixie (read it to my class)

 

[sweetpumkinpye]

7/10 Flying Angels by Danielle Steel
8/10 The Brightest Star by Fern Michaels
9/10 Long Way on a Little by Shannon Hayes
10/10 How to Buy a Home by Emily Power

 

[Lori K]

Completed
1. Olive, Again! by Elizabeth Strout
2. The Lincoln Highway, by Amor Towles

Currently reading
Really Bad Girls of the Bible, by Liz Curtis Higgs
Fearless by Max Lucado
What Next, Chicago? Notes of Pissed-Off Native Son, by Matt Rosenberg (he's a friend of a friend, self published book, and I was asked to read this and post a [positive] review on his page ... )

 

[sweetpumkinpye]

11/10 The Thrifty Pantry

This was a good book and I have 5 or 6 new recipes to try. And I learned a few new things. Did you know you can freeze eggs? I didn't but now I know.

 

[halimer]

12. The Light We Lost by Kyla Stone - at this point, a murder mystery with the disruptions of solar flares lurking in the background
13. Pandemic - the Beginning by Christine Kersey - yes, I'm back with dystopian stuff again! In this one the pandemic brings out the bad is some neighbors

 

[teachermomof2]

I've read:
1. The Marriage Test by Susan Redfearn
2. Good Girl, Bad Blood by Holly Jackson
3. As Good as Dead by Holly Jackson
4.What Child is This by Rhys Bowen
5. The Upside of Falling Alex Light
6. The Return by Nicholas Sparks
7. Green Lights by Matthew McConaughey

 

[teachermomof2]

8. Family Money by Chad Zunker

 

[halimer]

14. Pandemic - forced evacuation by Catherine Kesey
15. Pandemic - no safe place by Catherine Kesey
16. Pandenic - insurrection by Catherine Kesey - the pandemic ends and the good guys win in California

 

[sweetpumkinpye]

12/10 The $50 a week shop Jody Allen
13/10 More $50 a week shop Jody Allen

 

[Lori K]

Completed
1. Olive, Again! by Elizabeth Strout
2. The Lincoln Highway, by Amor Towles
3. Really Bad Girls of the Bible, by Liz Curtis Higgs

Currently reading
Fearless by Max Lucado
What Next, Chicago? Notes of Pissed-Off Native Son, by Matt Rosenberg (he's a friend of a friend, self published book, and I was asked to read this and post a [positive] review on his page ... )
Carnegie's Maid by Heather Terrell

 

[halimer]

17. Fossil Men by Kermit Pattison - a really good book about the search for our earliest "human" ancestor. It not only details the archeology/paleontology involved but also the difficulties operating in Ethiopia and the controversies surrounding each new find.

 

[sweetpumkinpye]

14/10
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand.

I picked this up from the charity shop. Unbeknown to me it is Book 1 of a "Paradise" trilogy.
A quick search through the library shows book 2 and 3 are only available as audio books. Will see if I am keen enough to order them or just leave it how it ends.

 

[MrsSoup]

7/25 The Hawthorne Legacy by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
8/25 Better Than Carrots and Sticks (read for book study)
9/25 Verity by Colleen Hoover

 

[halimer]

18. Deluge by Mike Kraus and Kevin Partner - the Antarctic ice cap has melted and an ice age is advancing on the survivors!

 

[Lori K]

Completed
1. Olive, Again! by Elizabeth Strout
2. The Lincoln Highway, by Amor Towles
3. Really Bad Girls of the Bible, by Liz Curtis Higgs
4. Carnegie's Maid by Heather Terrell


Currently reading
The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
Fearless by Max Lucado
What Next, Chicago? Notes of Pissed-Off Native Son, by Matt Rosenberg (he's a friend of a friend, self published book, and I was asked to read this and post a [positive] review on his page ... )

 

[halimer]

19. Extinction by. Tara Ellis and Mik Kraus - a virulent pandemic threatens to destroy humanity! Can we be saved? A happy ending.

 

[MrsSoup]

10/25
Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus by Dusti Bowling