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reading 2016
Jan. 26th, 2016 07:37 amSo, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
msktrnanny and I are sort of interested in PopSugar's 2016 reading challenge so I thought I'd put the graphic here to kick things off.
( this is either going to be too small to read or so big it'll mess up your layouts, so behind the cut it goes )
I have a few thoughts on books that match (Cinder, et al for the book based on a fairy tale, Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them for the book that's going to be a movie this year) and some of them are sort of gimme's (a book I can read in a day is pretty much anything, and if I only read one graphic novel this year I'll be shocked) but I'm not sure where I'm going to find a protagonist who's a tech writer and who really knows what exactly my 'hometown' is.
Still, it should be fun (I managed about half of the 2015 challenge, which was far better than I anticipated.) The real joy is that a few years ago I would never have done anything like this because I never felt like I had the time (or the brain power, really) to read all the things that I wanted to read and I certainly wasn't going to let someone else dictate that, but it's better now, \o/.
msktrnanny and I are sort of interested in PopSugar's 2016 reading challenge so I thought I'd put the graphic here to kick things off.( this is either going to be too small to read or so big it'll mess up your layouts, so behind the cut it goes )
I have a few thoughts on books that match (Cinder, et al for the book based on a fairy tale, Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them for the book that's going to be a movie this year) and some of them are sort of gimme's (a book I can read in a day is pretty much anything, and if I only read one graphic novel this year I'll be shocked) but I'm not sure where I'm going to find a protagonist who's a tech writer and who really knows what exactly my 'hometown' is.
Still, it should be fun (I managed about half of the 2015 challenge, which was far better than I anticipated.) The real joy is that a few years ago I would never have done anything like this because I never felt like I had the time (or the brain power, really) to read all the things that I wanted to read and I certainly wasn't going to let someone else dictate that, but it's better now, \o/.
