Do you get on a roll when you read, so that one book leads to the next, which leads to the next, and so on and so on?I don’t so much mean something like reading a series from beginning to end, but, say, a string of books that all take place in Paris. Or that have anthropologists as the main character. Or were written in the same year. Something like that… Something that strings them together in your head, and yet, otherwise could be different genres, different authors…
Hooray! It’s Booking Through Thursday day.
This is an interesting question. I think this does happen to me from time to time. Examples:
- reading foody books (The Language of Baklava, Julie and Julia, and all sorts of novels about people who work in bakeries!!!)
- reading faerie books (novels, folktales, etc.)
I think those count for this question.
I’m also always coming up with reading projects I like (but never do), such as reading 26 books that start with each letter of the alphabet in order or reading only books with red covers or reading 3 books by authors with the same first name.
P.S. Another one of my socks is featured in the CelticAngel Silly Socks Contest today! 
pussreboots said,
November 29, 2007 @ 7:14 pm
Even if you don’t finish a reading challenge, it can still be fun to participate. Thanks for stopping by my blog. Happy BTT.
lisamm said,
November 30, 2007 @ 3:49 pm
Hey, if you like foodie books, you might like Garlic and Sapphires by Ruth Reichl. She was the NYT restaurant critic in the 90s. It’s pretty funny. I just finished it and wrote a review on it this week.