Spring Reading Thing 2012: Reading List

Its that time of year again and its Spring, well at least in the Northern Hemisphere.  I have been looking forward to this for a few weeks after it had been announced by Katrina by Callapidder Days.  Its pretty simple.  All you need to do is make a list of books that you want to read (or finish), make a blog post with that list, submit that post on the Mr. Linky on Katrina's site (Callapidder Days), and start reading.

The challenge runs from March 20th until June 19th.  Along with the Mr. Linky,  Katrina has more information on Spring Reading Thing on her site.

Here is my list:
• Les Miserables
• Anna Karenina
• Forever Amber
• Henry V
• Romeo & Juliet
• The Hound of the Baskervilles
• The Hunger Games
• History of a Pleasure Seeker
• Waiting for Columbus
• Much Ado About Nothing
• Antony and Cleopatra
• Richard III
• Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
• Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
• Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
• The Poisonwood Bible

Coming Soon - Spring Reading Thing 2012

Katrina over at Callapidder Days is hosting the Spring Reading Thing again this year and I am going to be joining her and others.  While the sign-up isn't for a few weeks, this is just a post to let you know that is coming up.

If you would like to participate, here are a few things you need know:

• Create a list of some books you’d like to read or finish this spring.

• Feel free to set some additional reading goals (such as reading to your kids two hours per week, getting through your pile of magazines, etc.). This is completely optional.

• Write a blog post including the list of books you want to read and any additional goals you’ve set, and get ready to post it on your blog by March 20th.

• Visit Callapidder Days on Tuesday, March 20th to sign up. She’ll have a Mr. Linky set up that morning, so you can submit a link to your personal Spring Reading Thing post, and it will be added to the master list.

• Read! Work on your goals throughout Spring 2012.

• Report your results. Write another blog post in June to let everyone know how you did.

• Have fun! Visit other participants to see what they’re reading. Write reviews if you’re so inclined. But most of all, enjoy your spring reading.

I hope that you are able to join.  Katrina has more information on her blog.