The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by
Kimba the Caffeinated Book Reviewer ~ It's a chance to share news~ A post to recap the past week on your blog, showcase books and things we have received and share news about what is coming up on our blog for the week ahead.
This Week
Becky: This week has been intense. I've actually been doing my homework in almost every spare moment and have shunted reading off to the side. I've also been working on a side project of coming up with a binder full of story-time/book-list/program ideas so I can hit the ground running when I get out of school. I squeezed in some movies with my friends and hope to start some creative writing again soon. Luckily I have a few reviews stored up :).
Randi:
This week went by in a blur! I took two super-high-stakes exams (Praxis II exams), went to a baby shower, and did lots of homework. I didn't get a chance to do much reading, though I'm working on a David Sedaris collection for class and just started The Probability of Miracles. Two weeks until Thanksgiving break, and then hopefully I'll have some time for free reading again! I also can't wait for elections to be over, so I'm looking forward to that this week. Have a great week, folks!
*to go to the related post click the picture
Reviews
Randi and I take a look at some of the books we've read recently.
This week's Top Ten is Kick-ass Heroines selected by Randi. See what her other nine picks were!
Help me decide what I should read next! Turns out my friends are demanding I read We Need to Talk About Kevin on the double, so help me pick out of The Tiger's Wife or The Song of Achilles.
Randi and I went head to head reviewing the night circus and gave it an unprecedented double 5 star review. See why we adored it.
Next Week
Monday: Spark, by Brigid Kemmerer (Review)
Tuesday: Top Ten Books for people who liked X
Wednesday: Picture Book Spotlight
Thursday: Twice Baked Thursday: Alabama Moon, by Watt Key
Friday: The Lions of Little Rock, by Kristin Levine (Review)
Saturday: The Good Braider, by Terry Farish (Review)
Sunday: Private Peaceful, by Michael Morpurgo (Review)
