multi-generation madhouse includes pets and meals

So life here for the last week or so has been all about books. I managed to get my hands on a copy of A Touch of Dead, which is a collection of Sookie Stackhouse short stories that go along with the regular Sookie Stackhouse books. I promptly sat down to read the ones that fell chronologically before the point I was at. Then because I only have the book for seven days and because I wanted to read the series in order I got to reading. At 9pm tonight I finished the last book, and now I must wait until May it appears to get more. I just love these books, they are such fun and I’m always getting a laugh from them that I just have to share.

Sookie isn’t the only reading that’s been done here either. I finished the Christmas Challenge with only a few hours to spare and my thought is I won’t be doing that again. I love the Christmas holiday, and all the joy and happiness that comes with it, but for the most part the Christmas challenged seemed more like work that fun.

• The Christmas Secret by Donna VanLiere – 12/7/2009
• The Christmas List by Richard Paul Evans – 12/2/2009
• A Cedar Cove Christmas by Debbie Macomber – 12/15/2009
• Wishin’ and Hopin’ by Wally Lamb – 12/3/2009
• Christmas Jars by Jason Wright – 12/31/2009
• The Christmas Dog by Melody Carlson – 12/26/2009
• A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens – 12/24/2009
• The Chimes by Charles Dickens – 12/18/2009
• The Cricket on the Hearth by Charles Dickens – 12/21/2009

I also finished Kiss the Girls and 2nd Chance as part of the James Patterson and Women’s Murder Club challenges. Both were everything I’ve come to expect of Patterson and I’m looking forward to my next books off of each list.

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