Hello ReBooWee participants,I apologize for the late ReBooWee post. The last three days were crazy, so I hope you will forgive my late post. Here is a recap of my crazy days.
- Reading
- Bleeding miniature dachshund from a bump on his leg
- 1 church orchestra performance
- Bleeding miniature dachshund
- Lame attempt at bandage
- Trip to vet-surgery scheduled for Tues.
- New and improved bandage
- Reading
- Neighbor open house
- Bleeding miniature dachshund-new and improved bandage didn't work
- Trip to Emergency vet
- Well-bandaged dachshund
- A few hours sleep
- 3 church orchestra performances
- Reading
- Restful dachshund
- Make family calendar
- Reschedule surgery
- Reading
- Sleeping
- Dachshund surgery
- Dachshund-free day of shopping
- Dachshund home with another bandage
- Reading
- Sleeping
- Dachshund chews bandage off
- Back to the vet
- Dachshund gets fashionable cone, now he can't reach bandage.
Anyway, I was able to finally get through my book for the week and I loved it. I read Victoria Hanley's YA book, Violet Wings. Here are 8 words/phrases to describe the book:
- Fairies
- Genies
- Zaria
- Enchanted-land
- Evil-Fairy
- Power
- Friends
- Good-vs-Evil
5 comments:
I read Writing the Breakout Novel – Donald Maass.
Here are my 8 -
Informative
Characters
Plot
Setting
Premise
A must read.
I posted my notes from the book at my blog, drop by.
I read The Fire in Fiction by Donald Maass. Eight words or less? Hmmm.
Writing techniques
Do the unexpected
Use emotion, micro-tension
I read "The Eyre Affair: A Thursday Next Novel" by Jasper Fforde
In 8 words:
007esque, twisted, creative, witty, clever, brilliant, jocular, keen
Happy Reading,
Sarah
Looks like it was Donald Maass week. :-)
Sarah, I tried reading The Eyre Affair this summer and couldn't get into it. But based on your 8 words, I think I should try again.
Happy Reading.
I finished Pillars of the Earth (it took me more than a week, but I wanted to finish so used ReBooWee as an opportunity to finish it with a deadline).
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