Bout of Books 19: Day 2 recap

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WHAT I READ ON DAY 2:

Manderley Forever: 24 pages

TOTAL pages in DAY 2 = 24
That’s IT!! Because of a spontaneous get together with friends.
And NO audio time!
Looks like I’m not going to break any reading record this week!!
TOTAL PAGES SO FAR: 80/525

ALSO:

I did the challenge “Not a Font”: follow me on Instagram to see it

WHAT I READ ON DAY 1:

Manderley Forever: 21 pages
The Novel of the Century: 12 pages
The Sherlock Holmes Book: 15 pages
A Curious Collection: 7 pages
The Typikon: 1 page

TOTAL pages in DAY 1 = 56
quite poor, because of the hour spent in the twitter party, at the time when I can read
+ 40 mn of audio time (Sherlock Holmes: finished The Final Problem and started The Empty House)
TOTAL PAGES SO FAR: 56/525

ALSO:

I did the challenge:
Introduce Yourself #insixwords
In case you have not seen it, come this way
I posted a book giveaway
I took part in the chat, it was not as crazy as last year.
I enjoyed Q5. You can live in an author’s imagination for a day. Who would you choose and why?

My challenge:
to read 525 pages (average of 75 pages/day).
Not counting some time for audiobooks as well.

What I am reading from:

Le Regard du Ressuscité, by Archimandrite Gabriel – a French book on Orthodox icons, received for review
My Cousin Rachel, by Daphne du Maurier – for The Classics Club
Manderley Forever, by Tatiana de Rosnay – Daphne’s biography, received for review thru Netgalley
The Novel of the Century: The Extraordinary Adventure of Les Missérables, by David Bellos

and from books I read a few pages every day:

The Typikon Decoded, by Archimandrite Job Getcha – Orthodox Liturgics
Paradise Lost, by Milton – for The Classics Club
The Sherlock Holmes Book, by DK Publishing
A Curious Collection of Dates: Through the Year with Sherlock Holmes, by Leah Guinn