Monthly Review Dates And Theme Suggestions
January 18 - Category romance
February 15 - Recommended Read (something recommended by a fellow reader)
March 21 - Series Catch-Up (pick a book from a series you're behind on)
April 18 - New-To-You Author
May 16 - Old School (Publication date prior to 2000 - that's over 10 years ago now! Yikes!)
June 20 - Western (Contemporary or historical)
July 18 - How Did This Get Here? (a book you can't remember how/why you put in your TBR!)
August 15 - Steamy reads (Erotic romance, erotica, something spicy!)
September 19 - Other genre besides romance
October 17 - Paranormal or romantic suspense
November 21 - All About The Hype (a book that created such chatter that it was inescapable).
December 19 - Holiday themes (Christmas, Thanksgiving, Valentine's Day, it's all good!)
Recommended by a friend on facebook
Third book in Rogues of the Sea series
April -- A Rogue by Any Other Name - Sarah MacLean (Avon - Mar 2012)
April -- A Rogue by Any Other Name - Sarah MacLean (Avon - Mar 2012)
September - The Blue Sword - Robin McKinley (Greenwillow Books -1982) (fantasy)
October - Kiss of Pride - Sandra Hill (Avon - May 2012) (paranormal)
So do you keep up with anything on paper, like in a notebook or calendar or anything? Or just through internet/blog/etc.?
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http://www.irunreadteach.wordpress.com
My main "tracker" is a program called BookCAT (http://www.fnprg.com/bookcat/) which I have been using for several years, which I love. I also use: Goodreads, librarything, shelfari, and fictiondb online plus my blog for reviews and challenges. With as much as I read (600+ books a year) a notebook would just be too hard.
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