Catching Fire (16/50)

My second book in “The Hunger Games” trilogy; it took me only 3 days to finish this book.
If you thought of the hours I read this book in, it would sum up to less than 24 hours.
I started it, and I couldn’t let it down.

I loved it! And will be waiting for the movie to come out the end of this year.

This makes my 16th book in my 2013 reading challenge.

Now I honestly wonder will I be able to finish the 50 books?

“I wish I could freeze this moment, right here, right now and live in it forever.”
― Suzanne CollinsCatching Fire

Murder in the Mews (15/50)

 

MURDER!

MURDER!

MURDER!

BURGLARY!

The Queen of mystery does it again!

This book is a collection of four novellas starring the one and only Hercule Poirot and his grey brain cells.

 

Dead Man’s Mirror features an egotistical aristocrat who, with a single shot, shatters both his skull and his mirror.

The Incredible Theft is overshadowed by a ghostly apparition. Poirot is convinced the estate is haunted—by a very clever thief.

Murder in the Mews is a case of apparent suicide. The door is locked, the windows fastened, and the widow Allen dead. But Poirot knows that nothing is apparent about suicide—or murder.

Triangle at Rhodes takes Poirot on a restful seaside holiday. Restful, until a love triangle erupts in criminal passion.

 

“I think a woman smothered in cheap scent is one of the greatest abominations known to mankind – Lord Mayfield” 
― Agatha ChristieMurder in the Mews

8 Days for 27

18 days surpassing a whole month

I was checking my statistics when I noticed that within 18 days of writing and posting on my blog, I was able to surpass the number of visits I had for the previous month :D

Now I am aiming to surpass the number of visits I had in January, 350…. here I come….

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