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TBR 2009


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I've joined a TBR challenge and have selected 24 books from my shelf. I plan to read a minimum of 12. Of the 24, there are 12 primaries and 12 alternates. If I get through all of them, then I still have about a half dozen more waiting. Here's to knocking some books off my personal shelf before I run out and buy or borrow more! My list is at the bottom of this blog. Through some fluke of Google Docs, I can't get rid of the blank lines. If you page down, you will see my list of books. Or you can click on this link: Glory Bee's 2009 TBR Challenge List

To learn more about the TBR challenge and to see what others are doing with their lists go to: http://tbrchallenge.blogspot.com/2008/12/are-you-ready-2009-sign-ups-now-open.html




























































































































































































































































AuthorBook TitleStatusComments
Andrews, DonnaNo Nest for the WicketNot startedPrimary
Lippman, LauraEvery Secret ThingNot startedPrimary
See, LisaSnow Flower and the Secret FanNot startedPrimary
Evanovich, Janet and Hughes, CharlotteFull SpeeedNot startedPrimary
Davidson, Diane MOttDark TortNot startedPrimary
Muller, MarciaListen To The SilenceNot startedPrimary
Winston, LollyGood GriefNot startedPrimary
Proulx, AnniePostcardsNot startedPrimary
Macomber, DebbieBack on Blossom StreetNot startedPrimary
Macomber, Debbie6 Rainier DriveNot startedPrimary
Clark, Mary HigginsI Heard That Song BeforeNot startedPrimary
Patterson, JamesBeach HouseNot startedPrimary
Macomber, DebbieChristmas WishesNot startedalternate
Kingsbury, KateNo Clue At The InnNot startedalternate
Macomber, DebbieGlad TidingsNot startedalternate
Crichton, MichaelState of FearNot startedalternate
Ross, Ann B.Miss Julia Speaks Her MindNot startedalternate
Copeland, Lori and Hunt, AngelaGrace in AutumnNot startedalternate
Guest, Judith and Hill, RebeccaKilling Time in St. CloudNot startedalternate
Dezenhall, EricMoney WandersNot startedalternate
Partesky, SaraWindy City BluesNot startedalternate
McCullough, DavidJohn AdamsNot startedalternate
Child, LeeTripwireNot startedalternate
Cornwell, PatriciaFrom Potter's FieldNot startedalternate
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