November Group Read!
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readingtogetherIt's getting to be that time of year- time for the readingtogether November Group Read!
Like previous years, there's no theme, no minimum, no maximum... The only guideline is to read and, if you'd like, tell us about it. We'll get started on the first of the month and go til the last of the month.
All sorts of words are welcome - novels, non-fiction, comics, subtitles, audiobooks, poetry, that old notebook of scribbles you keep finding, short stories, kids books, encyclopedias, and whatever else you can think of.
readingtogether November Group Read! Like previous years, there's no theme, no minimum, no maximum... The only guideline is to read and, if you'd like, tell us about it. We'll get started on the first of the month and go til the last of the month.
All sorts of words are welcome - novels, non-fiction, comics, subtitles, audiobooks, poetry, that old notebook of scribbles you keep finding, short stories, kids books, encyclopedias, and whatever else you can think of.
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Date: 2022-10-23 04:12 pm (UTC)First is a set of Python books I got from Humble Bundle. I want to read the most beginning book in the set. It *might* be too easy for me, or it might not, we'll see! But a friend read it recently and said it was really good, so I'm sure I'll get something out of it.
The other is Courtney Milan's The Brothers Sinister box set. I've read/re-read some of the books in it already, but I'd like to finish them. I believe the next book I have to read in the series is one I attempted to read before and bounced off of for some reason. I'd like to give it another try.