Revision update: I think the first three chapters are in pretty good shape. Moving on…
It’s coming up to the holidays again, and no matter what holiday you celebrate — Christmas for me — presents are often involved.
Last year, I made a point of trying to find a book for everyone on my list before anything else. This year, I was pleased to see that I can do the same for lots of people.
For us writers, of course, books are a given as presents. But if you’re anything like me, you’ve always got a stack by your bedside or on your shelf waiting to be read, and another list floating around in your head of books you want to read. Most of the books are in the genre I write in, but a few are there because I’ve heard they’re really great books.
Today, I thought we could compare lists.
Here’s what’s currently on my to read shelf:
- Savvy, by Ingrid Law (I read about this online and it sounds great)
- The Sisters Grimm: The Unusual Suspects, number two in the series by Michael Buckley (I picked up the first book in this series a while ago because of the awesome name: Fairy Tale Detectives)
- The Summoning, by Kelley Armstrong (I picked up this one as research for a future book idea)
- Looking for Alaska, by John Green (I bought this at a conference last month, but I had been planning to read it since hearing a lot about it at the SCBWI summer conference in 2007)
- and Diggers and Truckers, numbers one and two in the Bromeliad Trilogy by Terry Pratchett (I’m a big fan of Terry Pratchett’s, having read most of his adult books before I started reading only middle-grade and young adult; this series is YA)
What’s on my reading wish list?
- Catching Fire, number two in the Hunger Games series by Suzanne Collins (I just finished the first book and, as usual, she ended the story with many questions unanswered, so I’m looking forward to this next one)
- The Emerald Tablet and
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