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Finished book number one for #bookisholympics. In the beginning I was unsure about this. There were some editing mistakes, I didn't really get some of the humor, and the characterization a felt a bit stereotypical, but I stuck with it and I'm glad I did. This book kept surprising me in unexpected ways; maybe what I thought was stereotypical and awkward is just reality. I'm heading right into the second book in the series, Stones in the Road.

Finished book number one for #bookisholympics. In the beginning I was unsure about this. There were some editing mistakes, I didn't really get some of the humor, and the characterization a felt a bit stereotypical, but I stuck with it and I'm glad I did. This book kept surprising me in unexpected ways; maybe what I thought was stereotypical and awkward is just reality. I'm heading right into the second book in the series, Stones in the Road.

Finished book number one for #bookisholympics. In the beginning I was unsure about this. There were some editing mistakes, I didn't really get some of the humor, and the characterization a felt a bit stereotypical, but I stuck with it and I'm glad I did. This book kept surprising me in unexpected ways; maybe what I thought was stereotypical and awkward is just reality. I'm heading right into the second book in the series, Stones in the Road.

Finished book number one for #bookisholympics. In the beginning I was unsure about this. There were some editing mistakes, I didn't really get some of the humor, and the characterization a felt a bit stereotypical, but I stuck with it and I'm glad I did. This book kept surprising me in unexpected ways; maybe what I thought was stereotypical and awkward is just reality. I'm heading right into the second book in the series, Stones in the Road.

Finished book number one for #bookisholympics. In the beginning I was unsure about this. There were some editing mistakes, I didn't really get some of the humor, and the characterization a felt a bit stereotypical, but I stuck with it and I'm glad I did. This book kept surprising me in unexpected ways; maybe what I thought was stereotypical and awkward is just reality. I'm heading right into the second book in the series, Stones in the Road.

Finished book number one for bookisholympics. In the beginning I was unsure about this. There were some editing mistakes, I didn't really get some of the humor, and the characterization a felt a bit stereotypical, but I stuck with it and I'm glad I did. This book kept surprising me in unexpected ways; maybe what I thought was stereotypical and awkward is just reality. I'm heading right into the second book in the series, Stones in the Road.

Finished book number one for bookisholympics. In the beginning I was unsure about this. There were some editing mistakes, I didn't really get some of the humor, and the characterization a felt a bit stereotypical, but I stuck with it and I'm glad I did. This book kept surprising me in unexpected ways; maybe what I thought was stereotypical and awkward is just reality. I'm heading right into the second book in the series, Stones in the Road.

Finished book number one for #bookisholympics. In the beginning I was unsure about this. There were some editing mistakes, I didn't really get some of the humor, and the characterization a felt a bit stereotypical, but I stuck with it and I'm glad I did. This book kept surprising me in unexpected ways; maybe what I thought was stereotypical and awkward is just reality. I'm heading right into the second book in the series, Stones in the Road.

Finished book number one for #bookisholympics. In the beginning I was unsure about this. There were some editing mistakes, I didn't really get some of the humor, and the characterization a felt a bit stereotypical, but I stuck with it and I'm glad I did. This book kept surprising me in unexpected ways; maybe what I thought was stereotypical and awkward is just reality. I'm heading right into the second book in the series, Stones in the Road.

Finished book number one for #bookisholympics. In the beginning I was unsure about this. There were some editing mistakes, I didn't really get some of the humor, and the characterization a felt a bit stereotypical, but I stuck with it and I'm glad I did. This book kept surprising me in unexpected ways; maybe what I thought was stereotypical and awkward is just reality. I'm heading right into the second book in the series, Stones in the Road.

Finished book number one for #bookisholympics. In the beginning I was unsure about this. There were some editing mistakes, I didn't really get some of the humor, and the characterization a felt a bit stereotypical, but I stuck with it and I'm glad I did. This book kept surprising me in unexpected ways; maybe what I thought was stereotypical and awkward is just reality. I'm heading right into the second book in the series, Stones in the Road.

Finished book number one for #bookisholympics. In the beginning I was unsure about this. There were some editing mistakes, I didn't really get some of the humor, and the characterization a felt a bit stereotypical, but I stuck with it and I'm glad I did. This book kept surprising me in unexpected ways; maybe what I thought was stereotypical and awkward is just reality. I'm heading right into the second book in the series, Stones in the Road.

Finished book number one for #bookisholympics. In the beginning I was unsure about this. There were some editing mistakes, I didn't really get some of the humor, and the characterization a felt a bit stereotypical, but I stuck with it and I'm glad I did. This book kept surprising me in unexpected ways; maybe what I thought was stereotypical and awkward is just reality. I'm heading right into the second book in the series, Stones in the Road.

Finished book number one for #bookisholympics. In the beginning I was unsure about this. There were some editing mistakes, I didn't really get some of the humor, and the characterization a felt a bit stereotypical, but I stuck with it and I'm glad I did. This book kept surprising me in unexpected ways; maybe what I thought was stereotypical and awkward is just reality. I'm heading right into the second book in the series, Stones in the Road.

Top two rows are my anticipated reads for #bookisholympics. I'm just glad my work schedule changes this week, it leaves me three mornings a week to read until I have to pick The Munchkin up at school. I'm going to start with Shaking the Sugar Tree because something about Sundays just calls for some queer romance.