Book meme

Captain’s Log, Supplemental

Deb tagged me!

The Rules Are:

Post your responses.
Tag anywhere from 1-5 friends.
Leave comments to let them know they've been tagged.
Come back and leave a comment when your post is up.

Ok, here goes:

Next 5 books on your to be read shelf:

Miss Invisible by Laura Jensen Walker
Over Her Head by Shelley Bates
Split Ends by Kristin Billerbeck
Crime and Clutter by Cyndy Salzmann
Hooked by Les Edgerton

Last 4 novels you've read:

The Restorer (The Sword of Lyric, book 1) by Sharon Hinck
The Friday Night Knitting Club by Kate Jacobs
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares
Winter Wonderland by Elizabeth Mansfield

Last 3 books you've borrowed (library or friend):

Web of Lies by Brandilyn Collins
Showdown by Ted Dekker
The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield

Last 2 non-fiction books you've read:

Knitting Vintage Socks by Nancy Bush
Vintage Knits by Sarah Dallas

The 1 book you wish everyone would read:

Holy Bible, TNIV

I tag:
Five of you!
(Okay, the reality is I'm on deadline and really shouldn't have been doing this meme, period, but I couldn't resist. I don't have time to tag anyone so five of you step up to the plate!)

Comments

Anonymous said…

Camy, I just finished Split Ends. Fun book.

I posted mine up on my blog. Deborah got me, too!

Mon May 28, 11:25:00 AM 2007

Anonymous said…

Rats. I was gonna tag you too.
Good deal. You get back to work! LOL....

Mon May 28, 12:57:00 PM 2007

Georgiana Daniels said…

I loved Miss Invisible! Totally struck a nerve with me. Somehow our piles are almost identical. Hmm...

Wed May 30, 09:54:00 AM 2007

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