Weekend Reading Progress

BabyRN2006

WillyH19 said:

BabyRN2006 said:

 

OMG!! I know I am such a geek but that is one of my all time favorite movies! Now I might just have to watch it again today...

I'm a geek right there with you, it is in my top 5 favorites of all time. I just realized I don't own it, and now I'm sad. I might have to stop and pick it up on my way home tonight!

I own it on DVD and VHS, lol I love it so much

BabyRN2006

WillyH19 said:

BabyRN2006 said:

 

OMG!! I know I am such a geek but that is one of my all time favorite movies! Now I might just have to watch it again today...

I'm a geek right there with you, it is in my top 5 favorites of all time. I just realized I don't own it, and now I'm sad. I might have to stop and pick it up on my way home tonight!

I own it on DVD and VHS, lol I love it so much

RiverPlate

I got started on the Lux series by Jennifer Armentrout.  I'm a little miffed because now that I'm hooked and need to know all of the things that happen next but there are other things I should be doing at the moment.  Like, maybe, work.

krispy83

I read about half of Bright Lights, Big Ass by Jen Lancaster.. hoping to finish it this afternoon during DS' nap and/or working out.  I love her memoirs - they are so funny.

It's sunny and warm here (70) but very windy, so it feels much cooler than that.

booknerd226

I'm a little over halfway through The Bungalow by Sarah Jio. It's starting to really get interesting.

sweetrhythms

I didn't get a ton of reading done this weekend but I'm about halfway through Thomas Jefferson.  Yay for a short bio!  It's pretty well done, too...  I'm about 10% through The Count of Monte Cristo.  

SRodi811

After two months, I finally finished Allegiant.  I was so pissed at the end, but after thinking about it for awhile, the ending made sense.  I guess I can forgive V.Roth.

I picked up Just One Day for my buddy read and got about 10 pages in. 

mrsvedo

I got about a chapter and a half read of Washington: A Life. It was a crazy busy weekend.

sassypants527

Finished The Supreme Macaroni Company, by Adriana Trigiani.  Eh.  It was ok.  I've picked up I Was Told There'd Be Cake by Sloane Crosley again after having to put it down when two ebook holds came in.  It's a collection of humor essays.  I like it so far, and it's a very quick read.  She's funny, but not Jen Lancaster funny.  I want to say the reason it was on my to be read list in the first place was that Jen Lancaster had recommended it, but I can't remember for sure.