Spring Reading Thing 2009 Intro Post and My List

It's Time! The Spring Reading Thing 2009 is here. I am so excited to be participate in it again. Katrina at Callapidder Days is our host. She also hosts the Fall Into Reading challenge. She has a great blog at http://callapidderdays.com/ This year our graphic is the best ever. It is so pretty I look forward to looking at it all Spring!As Always my list will be mostly fiction with some nonfiction thrown in. I will be going on job interviews so not sure how that will affect me yet. I love to read. It is my absolute favorite thing to do and I love sharing about my books with others. So there will be some reviews and some giveaways too. :)

Brittanie's List:

Nonfiction:

- This is Your Brain on Joy by Dr. Earl Henslin

- Gardening Eden by Michael Abbate

- Apologetics for a New Generation by Sean McDowell

- Keys to Living Joyfully by Sheri Kaye Hoff

- Rubies in the Orchard by Lynda Resnick

- Ten Dumb Things Smart Christians Believe by Larry Osbourne

- The Lost City of Z: A Tale of Deadly Obsession in the Amazon by David Grann

Secular Fiction:

- The Lost Hours by Karen White

- Inkheart by Cornelia Funke

- And Only to Deceive by Tasha Alexander

- The Masque of the Black Tulip by Lauren Willig

- The Deception of the Emerald Ring by Lauren Willig

- The Seduction of the Crimson Rose by Lauren Willig

- The Temptation of the Night Jasmine by Lauren Willig

- The Light, Dark, and Ember Between by J. W. Nicklaus

- Everyone is Beautiful by Katherine Center

- Looking for Alaska by John Green

- The School of Essential Ingredients by Erica Bauermeister

- The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick

- Reunion by Therese Fowler

- The Family He Wanted by Karen Sandler

- A Weaver Wedding by Allison Leigh

- Mr. Monk Goes to the Firehouse by Lee Goldberg

Classics:

- Around the World in 80 Days by Jules Verne

- Dracula by Bram Stoker

- Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

- Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett ( reread for Children's Challenge)

- A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett ( reread for Children's Challenge)

- Jessi's Secret Language by Ann M. Martin

- Mary Anne's Bad Luck Mystery by Ann M. Martin

- Stacey's Mistake by Ann M. Martin

- Claudia and the Bad Joke by Ann M. Martin

- Kristy and the Walking Disaster by Ann M. Martin

- Mallory and the Trouble with Twins by Ann M. Martin

- The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Inspirational Fiction:

- Boo Who by Rene Gutteridge

- Boo Hiss by Rene Gutteridge

- Boo Humbug by Rene Gutteridge

- The Inheritance by Tamera Alexander

- Murder at Eagle Summitt by Virginia Smith

- Healing Waters by Nancy Rue and Stephen Arterburn

- According to Their Deeds by Paul Robertson

- City of the Dead by T. L. Higley

- If Tomorrow Never Comes by Marlo Schalesky

- Salty Like Blood by Harry Kraus

- Ulterior Motives by Mark Andrew Olson

- The Night Watch Man by Mark Mynheir

- The Reluctant CowGirl by Christine Lynxwiler

- So Not Happening by Jenny B. Jones

- A Vote of Confidence by Robin Lee Hatcher

- Nothing but Trouble:PJ Sugar by Susan May Warren

- A Love to Last Forever by Tracie Peterson

- Saving Sailor by Renee Riva (reread)

- Taking Tuscany by Renee Riva

- A Flickering Light by Jane Kirkpatrick

- Blood Bayou by Karen Young

- The Moment Between by Nicole Young

- Memory's Gate by Paul McCusker

- Always Watching by Brandilyn and Amberly Sanders

- Miss Match by Sara Mills

- Taking Tuscany by Renee Riva

- Sisterchicks in Wooden Shoes by Robin Jones Gunn

- Beloved Counterfeit by Kathleen Y'Barbo

- Deceptive Promises by Amber Miller

- The Miracle Girls by Anne Dayton and May Vanderbilt (reread)

- Breaking Up Is Hard To Do by Anne Dayton & May Vanderbilt

- A Bride In The Bargain by Deeanna Gist

- For Whom the Wedding Bell Tolls by Nancy Mehl

- Texas Ranger Dad by Debra Clopton

- Killer Cargo by Dana Mentink

- Tides of Hope by Irene Hannon

- The Baby Bond by Linda Goodnight

- Flashover by Dana Mentink

- Twice Upon a Time by Lois Richer

- Perfect Target by Stephanie Newton

- Ruby Unscripted by Cindy Coloma

- Gold of Kings by Davis Bunn

- Plain Perfect by Beth Wiseman

- Protecting Her Child by Debby Giusti

- A Ring and a Promise by Lois Richer

- Stealing Home by Allison Pittman

- Breathe by Lisa T. Bergren

- Saints in Limbo by River Jordan

- The Note II:Taking a Chance on Love by Angela Hunt

- What Sarah Saw by Margaret Daley

- Framed! by Robin Caroll

- Cold Case Murder by Shirlee McCoy

- A Cloud of Suspicion by Patricia Davids

- Deadly Competition by Roxanne Rustard

- Never the Bride by Rene Gutteridge

- Her Last Chance by Terri Reed

- You Make me Feel Like Dancing by Allison Bottke

- Scent of Murder by Virginia Smith

- A Dream to Call My Own by Tracie Peterson

**This is not a final list. It will evolve as things are added and taken away. For the most part it will stay the same.**

**Bold means I have finished it.**

Fall Into Reading Challenge 2008 hosted by Katrina at Callapidder Days

It's Time Again! Katrina at Callapidder Days is hosting the Fall Into Reading 2008. It runs from September 22 to December 20. I have lots of great books on my list. :) To view other participants lists or to get more details visit:
http://www.callapidderdays.com/

Brittanie's Fall Into Reading 2008 List

Nonfiction-
1. The Sighing of the Winter Trees by Laura Grossman (Poetry)
2. Mutiple Blessings by Jon and Kate Gosslin and Beth Carson
3. The Yellow Lighted Bookshop by Lewis Buzbee
4. A Short Guide to a Happy Life by Anna Quindlen
5. Godly Love: A Rose Planted in the Desert of our Hearts by Stephen Post
6. The Truth About You by Marcus Buckingham

Fiction-
7. John 3:16 by Nancy Moser(ARC)
8. Shape of Mercy by Susan Meissner
9. Cyndere's Midnight by Jeffrey Overstreet
10. A Cut Above by Ginny Aiken
11. Ruby's Slippers by Leanna Ellis(ARC)
12. Wind Dancer by Jamie Carie(ARC)
13. Shadows of Colossus by T. L. Higley
14. Before the Season Ends by Linore Rose Burkard
15. A Crooked Kind of Perfect by Linda Urban
16. More Than a Cowboy by Susan Hornick
17. Par for the Course by Ray Blackston
18. The Dopple Ganger Chronicles: The First Escape by G. P. Taylor
19. After the Leaves Fall by Nicole Baart
20. Quills and Promises by Amber Miller
21. Beloved Captive by Kathleen Y'Barbo
22. Kill Me If You Can by Nicole Young
23. Zero G by Alton Gansky
24. Engaging Father Christmas by Robin Jones Gunn
25. My Sister Dilly by Maureen Lang
26. Ripple Effect by Paul McCusker
27. Infidel Graphic Novel by Ted Dekker
28. A Military Match by Patricia Davids
29. The Death and Life of Gabriel Phillips by Stephen Baldwin and Mark Tabb
30. Homefront Holiday by Jillian Hart
31. Home Another Way by Christa Parrish(ARC)
32. A Beautiful Fall by Chris Coppernell
33. Bundle of Joy by Robin Lee Hatcher
34. Less the Dead by Tim Downs
35. Dangerous Heart by Tracey Bateman
36. My Mother's Wish (An American Christmas Carol) by Jerry Camery-Hoggatt
37. Rain Song by Alice Wisler
38. Out of her Hands by Megan DiMaria
39. Until We Reach Home by Lynn Austin
40. One Holy Night by J. M. Hochstetler
41. White Christmas Pie by Wanda Brunstetter
42. Dark Pursuit by Brandilyn Collins
43. Single Sashimi by Camy Tang
44. Season of Glory by Ron and Janet Benrey
45. Leave it to Chance by Sherri Sand
46. When Mother was Eleven-foot-Four by Jerry Camery-Hoggatt
47. A Matter of the Heart by Patricia Davids
48. Courting Miss Adelaide by Janet Dean
49. Back to Life by Kristen Billerbeck
50. Plain Perfect by Beth Wiseman
51. Long Journey Home by Sharlene MacLaren
52. The Chosen by Chaim Potok (Reread)
53. A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith
54. An Irish Christmas by Melody Carlson
55. Hannah Grace by Sharlene MacLauren
56. The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith
57. A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
58. A Texas Thanksgiving by Margaret Daley
59. Family Treasures by Kathryn Springer
60. Holiday Illusion by Lynette Eason
61. The Fall of Candy Corn by Debbie Viguie
62. The Winter of Candy Cane by Debbie Viguie
63. A Promise to Believe In by Tracie Peterson
64. Finding Father Christmas by Robin Jones Gunn (reread)
65. The Promise by Chaim Potok (reread)
66. Summer Snow by Nicole Baart
67. Girl in Hyacinth Blue by Susan Vreeland





***Green means I have finished the book***

Spring Reading Thing 2008 Wrap Up

WRAP UP:

Did you finish all the books you had planned to read?

No but I did end reading a lot that were not on my list. I am also doing the 100+ challenge. Here is the link to see what I have read by month:
http://abookloverforever.blogspot.com/2008/02/100-books-challenge.html
I have discovered about myself that I start a lot of nonfiction books but it is hard for me to finish them. I will be working on that in the future.

What was your favorite book you read this spring?

Off my official list my favorite was... I can't pick one. Sorry *g*. They are all absolutely wonderful. ;)

Did you discover any new authors or genres that you now love?

Yes. Robert Liparulo and House of Dark Shadows. I will be reading the second book.

Are you interested in another "Fall Into Reading" challenge this fall?

Yes. I can't wait. :) I did better last Fall ;)

Spring Reading Thing 2008

It's Here! Spring Reading Thing 2008 sponsored by Katrina at Callapidder Days.
For more details and sign up visit her blog:
http://www.callapidderdays.blogspot.com/

My goals include reading more nonfiction this Spring.

Nonfiction List:
*The Handbook for Discovering God's Will by Gordon Jackson
*Do Hard Things: A Teenage Rebellion Against Low Expectations by Alex and Brett Harris
*Exposing Darwinism's Weakest Link: Why Evolution Can't Explain Human Existence by Kenneth Poppe

Fiction List:

*Danny Gospel by David Atheny
*Ryan Walters and the King's Sword by Eric Reinhold

*In the Company of Secrets by Judith Miller
*Finding Hollywood Nobody by Lisa Samson
*House of Dark Shadows by Robert Liparo
*Betrayed by Jeanette Windle
*Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane
*Legacy of Secrets by Sara Mitchell
*MIA: Missing in Atlanta by Debby Guisti
*Witness by Susan Page Davis
*Finding Marie by Susan Page Davis
*When Zeffie Got a Clue by Peggy Darty
*Amber Morn by Brandilyn Collins
*Trouble the Water by Nicole Seitz
*Winter Haven by Athol Dickson
*The Big Picture by Jenny B. Jones
*Embrace Me by Lisa Samson
*From a Distance by Tamera Alexander
*Defiance by Don Brown
*Black Sea Affair by Don Brown
*Skid by Renee Guttridge
*She Always Wore Red by Angela Hunt
*Par for the Course by Ray Blackston
*Bella by Lisa Samson

* Whispers Along the Rails by Judith Miller

*The Bounty Hunter's Bride by Victoria Bylin
***I still might add to it***
Green means I have finished it.

Spring Reading Thing 2008

Spring Reading Thing 2008 is simply an opportunity for you to set some reading goals, share them with the blogosphere, and work toward them this spring. Perhaps you want to add some variety to your fiction reading. Or maybe you've had very good intentions as far as reading that book on budgeting or marriage or starting a home business, but...you haven't even cracked the cover yet. Some might want to read more with their children; others might feel guilty for never having read Wuthering Heights.Or maybe you just love to read and want to share your reading list and check out everyone else's.If any of those situations resonate with you, then the Spring Reading Thing is for you!

A few more details:

Who: Anyone! Everyone! If you read, you can join Spring Reading Thing 2008.What: Spring Reading Thing 2008 is a casual, low-pressure challenge. The point is simply to provide motivation to read, and to provide an opportunity to set some goals or structure for your personal (or family) reading. As a participant, all you'll have to do is make a list of books you'd like to read (or books you'd like to finish!) this spring. We'll share our goals with each other, and then share our experience and results when the challenge is over.

When: I bet you can guess: Spring 2008. The official dates are March 20th through June 19th.

Where: Here at Callapidder Days http://www.callapidderdays.blogspot.com/

and on blogs all over the blogosphere. I'll put up a Mr. Linky on March 20th where everyone can submit a link to their own Spring Reading Thing 2008 blog post. All I ask is that you share your goals and list of books in your post, and that you include a link back to the post here that contains the Mr. Linky.

Why: Because I love reading, and I know many of you do, too. Because I enjoyed meandering from book to book all winter, but am ready to set some goals and work through those "I've been meaning to read that" books on my shelf. Because I love to see what everyone else is reading. Because it's fun to read together. Because we can all use a little encouragement, motivation, and camaraderie in our reading adventures.

How: Spring Reading Thing 2008 starts in only two weeks, so start thinking about your goals now. Keep a list. Make a pile. Dig out the books that are under your bed. Visit the library. Pick up a coffee and browse the aisles at Barnes & Noble. Before long, you'll have an idea of what you want to read this spring. Work on your post and then come back here on March 20th, ready to submit your link!

Visit Katrina at Callapidder Days to sign up: www.callapidderdays.blogspot.com

Post Good Book Let Down from Katrina at Callapidder Days

Katrina at Callpidder Days posted this today and I found it very interesting:

Fiction books are part of my everyday routine. There is always -- always -- a novel on my nightstand. I plan my evenings to accommodate some reading before I go to sleep. I love discovering wonderful new authors, or catching the latest work from one of my old favorites. When we go on vacation, I agonize over how many novels to pack, and which ones. After all, with all that free time, I'm likely to zip through my fiction and want to make sure I have a sufficient stash.In summary: I read fiction constantly.But there are times when I can't read fiction. I look at the novels on my bookshelf or I browse the bookstore and library, but nothing appeals to me. Nothing at all.This usually happens immediately after I read a terrific book. Not just a "that was a good book" kind of book, but the kind that I can't put down, the kind that keeps me up reading until the wee hours of the morning. When I turn the last page and put the completed book aside, it's impossible for me to pick my next novel. Nothing could possibly live up to what I just read.Yes, I occasionally suffer from Post-Good-Book Letdown.I've found that there are two kinds of "terrific books" that affect me this way:

1) The ultimate page-turner -- Any book that pulls me in so completely that I don't ever want to put it down. These are the books that sit open on the kitchen counter while I'm cooking, so I can squeeze in a paragraph here and there. The ultimate page-turners don't live on my nightstand; they travel around the house with me. Bathrooms go uncleaned and laundry goes unfolded while I'm reading an ultimate page-turner. No time for that mundane stuff; I must keep reading. And when I finally finish the engaging book, every other novel available to me looks tame, or even boring, by comparison. I love to read thrillers, so I read plenty of plain ol' page-turners, but I only come across an occasional "ultimate page-turner." Dean Koontz and Jeffery Deaver have written some of my favorites.

For more of Katrina's Post click here: http://callapidderdays.blogspot.com/2008/02/post-good-book-letdown.html

Have any of you ever gotten to the point where you have no desire to pick up the "next book," because no novel could ever live up to the one you just finished? Or am I just weird? (Okay, don't answer that last one.)

I know that I have (Brittanie). I can think of a series right now that I am prolonging reading the third book because I just want to make it last longer. ;)

Fall Reading Challenge Recap

Brittanie's Fall Reading List Recap:

Fiction:

“Nobody” by Creston Mapes

“To Trust a Stranger” by Lynn Bullock

“Bayou Justice” by Robin Caroll

“Crimson Eve” by Brandilyn Collins

“Shattered Justice” by Karen Ball

“ The Betrayal” by Lisa T. Bergren

“The Begotten” by Lisa T. Bergren

“Defiance” by Don Brown

“Divided Loyalties” by L.K. Malone

“The Cross Examination of Oliver Finney” by Randy Singer

“Bittersweet” by Cathy Marie Hake

“Saving Sailor” by Renee Riva

“Without a Trace” by Colleen Coble

“Beyond a Doubt” by Colleen Coble

“Into the Deep” by Colleen Coble

“Nadia” by Susan Downs and Susan May Warren

“Marina” by Susan Downs and Susan May Warren

“Oksana” by Susan Downs and Susan May Warren

“Ekaterina” by Susan Downs and Susan May Warren

“Illuminated” by Matt Bronleewe

“The Return” by Austin Boyd

“Try Dying” by James Scott Bell

“Auralia’s Colors” by Jeffrey Overstreet”

“Bluegrass Peril” by Virginia Smith

“What Lies Within” by Karen Ball

“Bluebonnet Belle” by Lori Copeland

“Dearest Dorothy If Not Now When? By Charlene Baumbich

“Finding Marie” by Susan Page Davis

“One Little Secret” by Allison Bottke

“Let Them Eat Cake” by Sandra Byrd

“Days and Hours” by Susan Meissner

“Chill Out Josey” by Susan May Warren
“Playing for Pizza” by John Grisham

"Blessed Assurance" by Lynn Cote (finished two out of three books in it)
"Miss Match" by Erynn Magum
"The Will of Wisteria" by Denise Hildreth
"The Guy I am Not Dating" by Trish Perry
"Hollywood Nobody" by Lisa Samson
"Priced to Move" by Ginny Aiken
"Rematch" by Erynn Magum
"Too Good To Be True" by Trish Perry
"A Valley of Betrayal" by Tricia Goyer
"A Shadow of Treason" by Tricia Goyer
"When Skylarks Fall" by John Robinson
"The Minor Protection Act" by Jodi Cowles
"Catch A Rising Star" by Tracey Bateman
"Remember Me" by Deborah Bedford
"Chocolate Beach" by Julie Carobini
"In Between" by Jenny B. Jones
"Abandoned Identity" by Tamera Tilley
"A Soldier's Promise" by Cheryl Wyatt
"Distant Heart" by Tracey Bateman
"On The Loose" by Jenny B. Jones

Rereads Fiction:
"The Guardian" by Dee Henderson (reread)

"The Truthseeker" by Dee Henderson (reread)

"The Protector" by Dee Henderson (reread)
"The Healer" by Dee Henderson(reread)
"The Rescuer" by Dee Henderson(reread)
"True Valor" by Dee Henderson(reread)
"The Marriage Wish" by Dee Henderson (reread)
"Then Comes Marriage" by Angela Hunt and Bill Bright (reread)
"A Journey By Chance" by Sally John (reread)
"The Note" by Angela Hunt (reread)

Christmas Fiction:
"Hearts Evergreen" by Kathryn Springer and Robin Lee Hatcher
"Yuletide Homecoming" by Carolyne Aarsen
"Boo Humbug" by Renee Gutteridge
"The Gift of Christmas Present" by Melody Carlson
"Finding Father Christmas" by Robin Jones Gunn

Nonfiction:
“My Life, Unscripted” by Tricia Goyer

“Becoming Real” by Steven James
"A Walk with Jane Austen" by Lori Smith
"Grown Up Girlfriends" by Erin Smalley and Carrie Oliver

If it is in black it means I have read it.

Questions:

1. How did I do?

I finished 51 of 73 total (at least that is what I ended up with ... I lost count when I started adding :)

2. Why did I not finish all of them?

So many good ones and I kept adding and adding and then I had my graduate school class and work ...

3. What do I think of all of my books?

Well I did reviews on lots of them but not all. Good reviews are a lot harder to write than I thought and take up more time. Thanks to the Christian Fiction Blogging Alliance I was introduced to many new authors and some new genres too. For this I am very grateful because of it I read books that I would not normally pick up. I am also a member of FIRST which is Fiction in rather short takes. I just started this one but so far the books are great. There are links on my sidebar for both.

I discovered many great new authors during this reading challenge.

My friend Deena at My Bookshelf does awesome book reviews and giveaways and more. I learn a lot of from her and buy books based on her recommendations. I highly recommend everyone go check out her site. :)

And you will notice that I could not stay away from my all time favorites rereading several of them. I actually completed some of my non-fiction list which makes me happy considering it is difficult to make myself sit down and read it.

I am so happy I participated in this reading challenge. I loved it. Even as a child I would do the summer reading programs at the library in the summer. Thank you so much Katrina at Callapidder Days for hosting it. I can't wait for the next one.

Fall Reading Challenge Book List

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Brittanie's Fall Reading List:

“Nobody” by Creston Mapes
“To Trust a Stranger” by Lynn Bullock
“Bayou Justice” by Robin Caroll
“Crimson Eve” by Brandilyn Collins
“My Life, Unscripted” by Tricia Goyer
“Shattered Justice” by Karen Ball
“ The Betrayal” by Lisa T. Bergren
“The Begotten” by Lisa T. Bergren
“Defiance” by Don Brown
“Becoming Real” by Steven James
“Divided Loyalties” by L.K. Malone
“The Cross Examination of Oliver Finney” by Randy Singer
“Bittersweet” by Cathy Marie Hake
“Saving Sailor” by Renee Riva
“Without a Trace” by Colleen Coble
“Beyond a Doubt” by Colleen Coble
“Into the Deep” by Colleen Coble
“Nadia” by Susan Downs and Susan May Warren
“Marina” by Susan Downs and Susan May Warren
“Oksana” by Susan Downs and Susan May Warren
“Ekaterina” by Susan Downs and Susan May Warren
“Illuminated” by Matt Bronleewe
“The Return” by Austin Boyd
“Try Dying” by James Scott Bell
“Auralia’s Colors” by Jeffrey Overstreet”
“Bluegrass Peril” by Virginia Smith
“What Lies Within” by Karen Ball
“Bluebonnet Belle” by Lori Copeland
“Dearest Dorothy If Not Now When? By Charlene Baumbich
“Finding Marie” by Susan Page Davis
“One Little Secret” by Allison Bottke
“Let Them Eat Cake” by Sandra Byrd
“Days and Hours” by Susan Meissner
“Chill Out Josey” by Susan May Warren

“Playing for Pizza” by John Grisham
"Blessed Assurance" by Lynn Cote (finished two out of three books in it)
"The Guardian" by Dee Henderson (reread)
"The Truthseeker" by Dee Henderson (reread)
"The Protector" by Dee Henderson (reread)

"The Healer" by Dee Henderson(reread)

"The Rescuer" by Dee Henderson(reread)

"True Valor" by Dee Henderson(reread)

"Miss Match" by Erynn Magum

"The Will of Wisteria" by Denise Hildreth

"The Guy I am Not Dating" by Trish Perry

"Hollywood Nobody" by Lisa Samson

"Priced to Move" by Ginny Aiken

"Rematch" by Erynn Magum

"Too Good To Be True" by Trish Perry

"Hearts Evergreen" by Kathryn Springer and Robin Lee Hatcher

"A Valley of Betrayal" by Tricia Goyer

"A Shadow of Treason" by Tricia Goyer

"A Walk with Jane Austen" by Lori Smith

"Then Comes Marriage" by Angela Hunt and Bill Bright (reread)

"Yuletide Homecoming" by Carolyne Aarsen

"When Skylarks Fall" by John Robinson

"The Minor Protection Act" by Jodi Cowles

"The Marriage Wish" by Dee Henderson (reread)

"Grown Up Girlfriends" by Erin Smalley and Carrie Oliver

"Boo Humbug" by Renee Gutteridge

"Catch A Rising Star" by Tracey Bateman

"The Gift of Christmas Present" by Melody Carlson

"Remember Me" by Deborah Bedford

"Chocolate Beach" by Julie Carobini

"In Between" by Jenny B. Jones

"Finding Father Christmas" by Robin Jones Gunn

"The Note" by Angela Hunt (reread)

"A Journey By Chance" by Sally John (reread)

"Abandoned Identity" by Tamera Tilley

"A Soldier's Promise" by Cheryl Wyatt

"Distant Heart" by Tracey Bateman

"On The Loose" by Jenny B. Jones

This challenge is brought to us by Katrina at Callapider Days. Her blog is http://www.callapidderdays.blogspot.com/

*Black means I am through reading it*