Hooray for dog and house sitting! It makes for long, reading filled afternoons.

Beyond the Summerland by L. B. Graham –  572 pages

Blink  by Ted Dekker – 386 pages (First Ted Dekker. I’d been avoiding him because I’d heard most of his work was “horror” or “really scary” but this one wasn’t at all horror. Definitely for older teens/young adults because of some of the subject matter, but an excellent action story. And plenty of conspiracies. Gotta love the conspiracies.

Running total:  958 pages

60 pages in ”The Fellowship of the Ring” (by J.R.R Tolkien)

 Running total:721 pages

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The Borrowers Aloft by Mary Norton    Pages 224

Running Total : 399!

Auralia’s Colors by Jeffrey Overstreet (338 – 164 = 174) Pages: 174

Wild Thing by Dandi Daley Mackall Pages: 173

Total Pages: 347

~TahiriVeila

@TahiriVeila Yay some one who knows something about Star Wars. Pretty lame how she joins Jacen as a Sith, but at least she turns back at the end. 

Freddy’s Cousin Weedly by Walter R. Brooks — 281 pages
This would be a few more books from my to-read list, I used to read each of these books as soon as we purchased them but I fell behind a few years ago. Now our collection is complete and I’ve only read 1/2-3/4 of them. I am now re-reading them all (and in order, haha.) All of these books are pretty much excellent, obviously children’s books but fun and entertaining.

Freddy and the Ignormus by Walter R. Brooks — 282 pages
I noticed a little mistake in this one, near the beginning they talked about how the old Grimbly house was so old that if you managed to get up to the attic you would probably go crashing through all the way down to the cellar. Then, later, a whole troop of animals goes through the place none too carefully and Hank goes crashing up the stairs and does antics in the atic. Something not quite right?

Freddy and the Perilous Adventure by Walter R. Brooks — 243 pages

Freddy and the Bean Home News by Walter R. Brooks — 228 pages

Freddy and Mr. Camphor by Walter R. Brooks — 242 pages
Poor Freddy….

Thus Far: 3,270

The Cardturner by Louis Sachar, 315 pages.