Discussion: G is for Geography (the story takes place in at least two different countries) • The Sock Poppet 2014 Reading Challenge • BookLikes

#16 by: Themis-Athena's Garden of Books date: 11 years ago discussions stats

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Alright, alright, it's finally going to get read this year then ... :)

#17 by: Osho date: 11 years ago discussions stats

Stranger in the Forest: On Foot across Borneo--without a visa, through the jungle.

#18 by: Bambbles Rambles date: 11 years ago discussions stats

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One month later and i decide to go back and look through the group haha. I liked this book, and I am super glad I have been picking up her books whenever they are on sale based solely on the fact that people seem to like her. I am glad I am one of them.

I think this is the highest rated book I have read this year so far still. I like kicking off years with a bang :)

#19 by: A Bookish Compulsion date: 11 years ago discussions stats

Kinked by Thea Harrison

#20 by: Sock Poppet at Play date: 11 years ago discussions stats

Not the greatest of books. Still, the cover is pretty.

#21 by: shell pebble date: 11 years ago discussions stats

Did I already post this in a different category?

(click to see my review, hopefully)
Great book, I highly recommend = )

#23 by: ...Bookfanatic date: 11 years ago discussions stats

I was going to use Ball & Chain but it was too humorous so I used it else where however, Eden Winters second book in her 'Corruption' series fills the bill nicely here as one of the MC's travels from the US to Canada then Mexico in pursuit of the bad guys.

#24 by: SusannaG - Confessions of a Crazy Cat Lady date: 11 years ago discussions stats

The Normans: From Raiders to Kings, by Lars Brownworth. Hops from Normandy to Sicily, via short stop in England in 1066. Good book.

#25 by: Certified Anobii date: 11 years ago discussions stats

The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern

#26 by: SilverThistle date: 11 years ago discussions stats

Just tidying up my challenge and see that I forgot to add this one -
That Much Is True was such a lovely story!

#27 by: isanythingopen date: 11 years ago discussions stats

I say 2 different planets count as 2 different countries.
Interesting take on vampires, but not the best written book I've read.
Too much telling.

One Flew Over the Vampire's Nest

by M. D .Lorraine S. Roth

#28 by: Sock Poppet at Play date: 11 years ago discussions stats

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I think two different planets definitely counts as two different countries!

#29 by: Themis-Athena's Garden of Books date: 10 years ago discussions stats

Colin Thubron: The Lost Heart of Asia

Travel report of a several months' long trip to the former Soviet Central Asian Republics -- Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan and Kirghizstan.