It’s almost 2009, and here’s a chance to think about what you might be reading as the calendar flips over. I know that I have a lot more reading time this month — between driving to Virginia for Christmas (my husband drives; I read), and slower school/activity schedules with the break, not to mention snowy days that keep me homebound!
So, what about you? What are you reading this month? Perhaps you are hoping for a certain book under the tree that you know you’ll dig right into. Or you have books that you haven’t been able to get to because of the busyness of the season. Let us know.
As always, you can give a brief review of the books that you read this past month as well.
Anything goes — just tell us What’s on Your Nightstand?
And if you want some ideas about how to spend some Christmas cash or bookstore gift certificates, be sure to browse the other participants’ lists. I’m sure you’ll get some great ideas.
Our January Classics’ selection is Hamlet. Check out our Hamlet preview HERE as well as reminders about upcoming Tuesday features.
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Looking forward to see what everyone else has on their nighstands! 🙂
Best wishes for a joyous Christmas and New Year!
I love this carnival! I think this is my favorite post of the month. Great idea!!!
I always LOVE to see what others are reading!! This is such an awesome way to discover new finds!!!! This is my favorite post of the month as well-thank you very much!!!!
Thanks for encouraging me to keep reading!! I can’t wait for another good book month.
Mine will be going up tomorrow. 🙂 Looking forward to seeing everyone else’s nightstands!
Just recently stumbled upon this blog and am VERY glad I did. Got my post up and I’m looking forward to seeing what everyone else has on their nightstands!
Happy Holidays and a very Happy (& safe) New Year to you and yours.
Happy Holidays!!
As usual, they’re all about health or food. LOL
Hello everyone. This is my first nightstand post. Happy reading to all over the holidays.
Thank you for the links/nods to M-mv in your Hamlet preview post. Merry Christmas!