Wednesday, January 8, 2014

Bout of Books 9.0: Day Two Wrap-Up

I had some sever problems with eye-strain today, so I read mostly paper books, hoping maybe that would be nicer on my eyes then the Kindle. It's a little better but not much, honestly. Bottom line is I didn't get as much read as I wanted to, not to say I didn't get reading done

Number of books I've read today: 2

Total number of books I've read: 3

Books:
The Cosmic Puppets by Philip K. Dick (started and completed - 144 pages)
Attack on Titan, Vol. 4 by Hajime Isayama (started and finished - 200 pages)

Books currently-reading:
City of Bones by Cassandra Clare (started - 101 pages)
Wool (Silo #1) by Hugh Howey (didn't read anymore today)

Number of pages read today: 535

Total number of pages read: 816

Notes:
I kind of called it an early night, it's been a long day and I read a lot but my eyes needed a break before long, way earlier then normal. I did end up reading way more then I thought, when I'd added up all the pages, which is awesome.

I hope you all had a good second day of the read-a-thon. I think I'm going to relax and then hopefully sleep long enough to heal my eyes.
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  1. Captivated ReaderJanuary 8, 2014 at 4:52 PM

    Sounds like you've been reading a lot. Great job!! I'm focusing on audiobooks this round of Bout of Books... I'm kind of addicted to them and don't have to worry about eye strain, plus it's nice to listen to audiobooks while commuting, cooking meals, etc.

    I finished listening to unabridged version The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon by Stephen King on Monday, but didn't accomplish any reading yesterday, and started another audiobook today-- The Asylum by John Harwood!

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    1. Casey CassidyJanuary 8, 2014 at 11:39 PM

      If I had to commute to work/school then I would definitely be listening to audiobooks way more then I do.

      Also the Asylum sounds fun (probably a weird way to think of that kind of novel but still). I hope it's good! (If my TBR wasn't seven miles long, well...)

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