I made my own version of the #bookspinbingo board I‘ve been seeing. This one is overall for the entire year, since I‘m a slow reader. If you can‘t see it, the books I‘ve finished are in pen while the unfinished ones are in pencil. When I get a bingo I‘ll color in the squares. 😊 The ‘Free‘ spaces are really just where I can put a book that wasn‘t originally on the list. This is not actually part of bookspin, just my own bingo.
First time annotating a book! This is my spare copy of The Sea of Monsters, and I really have no idea what I‘m doing. I‘m a wimp and won‘t take chances, so we‘ll see how this goes.
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April's book for #RiordanverseReadalong is House of Hades!
It is the penultimate book of the Heroes of Olympus series
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pickPercy Jackson journeys to the Bermuda Triangle in a quest for the Golden Fleece.
Another enthralling adventure. I hope it's not the last we see of Tyson.
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April‘s book for #Riordanreadalong is The House of Hades!
It is the penultimate book of the Heroes of Olympus series.
April's book for #RiordanverseReadalong is House of Hades!
It is the penultimate book of the Heroes of Olympus series
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so-soI read the majority of this book in the bath with a Poseidon candle that smelt of sea, salt, and shipwrecks. It felt fitting.
This was a filler book. Not terrible, not great, moved the plot along and positioned the characters.
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I did end up choosing The House of Hades for the Jan/Feb decision. It‘s just so good, I can‘t not choose it! #readingbracket2025
I've caught up! I'm about half way through this and enjoying it so far. I like some characters way more than others. Jason is still boring. Riordan is still weird about Aphrodite and femininity.
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April we'll be reading The House of Hades. Hopefully more Nico 🤣
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pickEn mi escuela nos ponen a leer un libro por mes, y este libro me impresionó, tiene una historia buena, personajes desarrollados, y una redacción entendible que hace que te adentres más en el libro, pero en los capítulos pasan cosas que hacen que te distraigas un poco del tema central.
Recomiendo este libro para personas entre 9 - 15 años.
