... just getting started. Challenges can be found here for anyone who's playing along at home. Hour 1 challenge: Where are you reading from today My livingroom in Essex County, ... for the first time? Not only am I not a veteran readathoner, I'm not even doing the official readathon with everybody else for the first time -- I'm a renegade readathoner! Title of book(s) ...

... more than 2 hours specifically for reading, I’m going to let it be my own personal readathon. When I do this I will keep you all informed of my progress. This afternoon I am working on Ami McKay’s ... time at the beginning to “get into” it. Do you ever find that happens to you? I sometimes need to devote an hour to starting a book for the magnetism to get a good grasp on me. ...

... welcoming event for the two people who signed up before you, and the two after you. They are your people, stick with them, comment on their posts, keep them encouraged. Whenever you check in, every hour or two or so leave a comment for them. You are welcome to comment on more people’s blogs- go all out if you want. But at the very least encourage those four people. *Figure out where you ...

... with deadlines and reading something I just didn't want to wait for, so I tried to have it all. I think post-Readathon euphoria/exhaustion was a factor too. And although I'm finding it ... Bethany's "make-up" 24-Hour Readathon, hosted at Dreadlock Girl on December 5 (she had a schedule conflict with the 24-Hour Readathon in October, but didn't want to wait till the next one in ...

Hello Dear Blog Readers, I am currently organizing a 12 hour long Stitchathon! I was struck with inspiration after reading on a blog about a Readathon and thought, 'Why not a ... basic idea behind the Stitchathon is to devote as much time as possible to stitching within a 12 hour period. At the start and end of the Stitchathon, and perhaps also periodically throughout the day, ...

... of books but somehow couldn't get around finishing those. I had only managed to read 5 books until the readathon. In those 24 hours, I read 6 books and two more, subsequently, which took my ... du Maurier* Yes, My Darling Daughter by Margaret Leroy* Just Say Yes by Betina Krahn* The Secret Hour by Luanne Rice After You by Julie Buxbaum I also concluded the RIP IV challenge, which I have posted ...