Books I read last week:
Keeping Corner by Kashmira Sheth (South Asian Author, Women Unbound, YA, TBR, POC challenges)
Enrique's Journey by Sonia Nazario (Global reading challenge)
If Love Hurts edited by Pam Vander Heide (Women Unbound and Social Justice challenge)
Books I am currently reading:
Pyongyang (graphic novel)
Yoruba Girl Dancing (Rainbow challenge)
Viola in Reel Life (Rainbow challenge)
Books that are waiting in the wings:
Viola in Reel Life (Rainbow and YA challenges)
Next Thing on My List (MUS Moms book group)
Body Drama (Women Unbound, TBR, and Rainbow challenges)
8 comments
I have not heard of some of your titles, but Enrique's Journey sounds like something I might like.
Have a great week.
Looks like you're getting a lot of challenge reading in! Enjoy your books this week :)
Pyongyang looks interesting - I'll have to check it out!
Here is my Monday: http://thelostentwife.net/2010/03/21/its-monday-what-are-you-reading-13/
I hope you enjoy Viola in Reel Life. I liked the book when I read it. :)
Have a great week Helen!
Helen,
You're killing me. I want to add half of your books to my tbr and do you have any idea how huge my tbr mountain is? lol
And your layouts- I never know if I'm in the right place. :-)
Happy reading.
I really enjoyed your review of Keeping Corner. I am planning to read it too. Viola in Reel Life also looks interesting. I hope you enjoy your reading this week.
Jan--the students at my school are really enjoying Enrique's Journey. I think many can identify with the experience of travelling to the US.
Alita--I'm definintely getting challenge reading done. I may have taken on too many as I feel the need to read challenge books before ones I just come across on the blogosphere.
Lydia--Pyongyang is ok so far. Not great yet.
Susan--Layouts...I have done a bit of changing. I think I've found one that I am really happy with (and that was personalized). We're still working out the kinks (like I can't currently log in to it). But I like this one!
Christina--I am already liking Viola in Reel Life.
Its been a while since I have been reminded of Enrique's Journey, great read and important.
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