Tuesday, February 2, 2010

BLOGGING: It's Tuesday, Where are You?


It's Groundhog Day! Six more weeks of winter would be great news around here, so I don't care what the ground hog does.

Still taking suggestions for The Bookword Game this week, head on over here to add your word. Suey will have a poll up after suggestions close on Wednesday.

In reading I am in England, circa 1930, and the butler has been shot! How ironic! It's my first read of a Georgette Heyer, a British house mystery, based on Agatha Christie type mysteries. (Why Shoot a Butler? by Georgette Heyer)

Where is reading taking you today? Leave a comment, write a post, spread the word.

13 comments:

  1. I'm in New Pretty Town, having *just* been turned pretty. (Pretties by Scott Westerfeld)

    (I finished Uglies last night)

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  2. It's been a long time since I read any Agatha Christie, but you can't go wrong with her or anything similar to her! Enjoy

    Here's mine.

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  3. I'm in the fictional British town of Wantchester at a fantasy/sci-fi convention. (Deep Secret by Diana Wynne Jones)

    ...It is making me want to go to a fantasy/sci-fi convention for reals.

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  4. Just found your meme and love it! I have joined in and linked back to you... here is my link http://tampabookworm.blogspot.com/

    Would love to follow you but cannot find the "follow me" link on your profile!

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  5. I luv a good old-fashioned British mystery...will have to look for Heyer.

    I'm doing a bit of globe-trotting this week with James Rollins, one of my favorite authors! You can see where I am, here

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  6. My reading has taken me to the 1920's and 1930's with a blues and jazz singer.

    Read my teaser at Joyfully Retired

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  7. Just wanted to stop by and let you know I have this meme up this week. I really enjoy doing this with my books.

    http://melissa-melsworld.blogspot.com/

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  8. I'm in China, working for the Communist party.

    "Wild Swans" Jung Chang

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  10. I've never read Heyer, though I've read about her a lot. This sounds like a good place to begin! Ha! the butler did NOT do it!

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