Dusk til Dawn *yawn* & Contemps Challenge Info

Okay, so I'm trying to keep the caffeine flowing to keep my eyes open.  No seriously, it's not that bad.  I was only up until midnight last night.  Not too shabby.

I received both Crescendo (Traveling ARC Tours) and Mockingjay in my mailbox yesterday.  I had to cast aside Extraordinary for the time being.  I managed to get almost halfway through Crescendo last night.  I went straight to Back to School night and I do believe the Lang Arts teacher was coveting my copy of Mockingjay. 

I passed the flyers for The Contemps Challenge to both him and the library.  Oh and he seemed genuinely excited to enter the challenge.  They're also talking about reading Hunger Games for one of their books this year.  I'm hoping so, as I've been unable to get my son to read it. 

Tonight and the rest of the weekend is devoted to finishing Crescendo, and Mockingjay.  I don't know that I'll make it beyond those two.  Wish me luck! :)

Oh, and this Dusk 'Til Dawn Challenge comes with maid service right?  Right?

Hmmm, I'm guessing not.  Darn it all. :o)  Here's to turning as many pages as possible.

Dusk Til Dawn Read-A-Thon

I decided that I would join the Dusk Til Dawn Read-A-Thon.  I spend alot of time reading anyway, and this sounded like fun.  You can find out more about it and signing up by clicking on the banner to the right.

I'm planning on trying to get through:

Crescendo by Becca Fitzpatrick
Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins
Dreamland by Sarah Dessen
April & Oliver by Tess Callahan

Like that will even be possible, considering I have to work too.  Sheesh, why couldn't I have been born independently wealthy.  I could spend my days reading and writing, and working if I choose to. ;o)  C'est la vie!  Check out the Read-A-Thon and join us.  It'll be a blast!