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Monthly Archives: June 2015
Task #8: A Funny Book – At Home
I was disappointed with this task, not because of the book itself (At Home was a phenomenal read) but because it didn’t fit well into the category. For those of you familiar with Bill Bryson’s books you will know that … Continue reading
Posted in 2015 Book Challenge, Book Reviews, Nonfiction
Tagged At Home, Bill Bryson, Book, European History, History, malcolm gladwell, nonfiction, Review, The Home, The House, Witty
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Task #45: A Book Written by an Author with Your Same Initials – Before I Go to Sleep
It’s books like this that get me discouraged about my writing. It just doesn’t seem fair that someone can write a book like this as their debut novel. Such authors set the bar rather high for the rest of us. … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Fiction, Book Reviews, Fiction, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged Adult Fiction, Amneisa, Amnesiac, Before I Go to Sleep, Book, England, fiction, London, Mystery, Now a Motion Picture, Review, S. J. Watson, Suspense, Thriller
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Task #44: A Book Set During Christmas: Nicholas St. North and the Battle of the Nightmare King
So this book isn’t really set during Christmas, but because it’s a fictional story of Nicholas St. North, aka Santa Clause, I considered it an appropriate book for the task. Pitch Black has been freed. Many years have passed since … Continue reading
Task #11: A Book With a One-Word Title – Dune
Science Fiction has actually become somewhat of a subgenre to action when you think about it. I mean, you have the futuristic settings with advanced weapons, interstellar travel, and/or dystopian civilizations; with such things available for both setting and plot … Continue reading
Posted in 2015 Book Challenge, Book Reviews, Fiction, Sci-Fi
Tagged Arrakis, Book, Culture, Dune, fiction, Frank Herbert, Review, Sci-Fi, science fiction
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Task #34: A Book With a Love Triangle – The Girl of Fire and Thorn
Lets get real for a second; the majority of books that claim to have a love triangle in fact don’t. The majority of the time what they actually have is a love arrow. Let’s take the Twilight Series for example; … Continue reading
Posted in 2015 Book Challenge, Book Reviews, Fantasy, Fiction, Young Adult
Tagged Book, fantasy, fiction, Godstone, Rae Carson, religion, Review, The Girl of Fire and Thorns, Trilogy, YA Literature, Young Adult
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Task #6: A Book Written by Someone Under 30 – The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
Sci-Fi comedy seems to be a genre all it’s own; the futuristic setting, alien life forms, and technological advancements lend themselves to a form of humor that is in the perfect position to make fun of the human condition. Douglas … Continue reading
Posted in 2015 Book Challenge, Book Reviews, Fiction, Sci-Fi
Tagged Book, comedy, Douglas Adams, fiction, Review, Sci-Fi, science fiction, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
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Task #2: A Classic Romance – Pride and Prejudice
As a married man it is often a requirement to have seen Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, and many other movies based on the classic romances of Jane Austen and Charlotte Bronte. As a reading enthusiast and preparatory English … Continue reading
Posted in 2015 Book Challenge, Book Reviews, Fiction
Tagged Book, Book Review, Elizabeth Bennett, fiction, Jane Austen, Mr. Darcy, Pride and Prejudice, Review, Romance, Victorian Fiction
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