Showing posts with label What's On Your Nightstand?. Show all posts
Showing posts with label What's On Your Nightstand?. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 6, 2013

"What's On Your Nightstand?"

While visiting Suko's Notebook blog this morning she was discussing "Dealing With Bedside Books." So decided to take a picture of my Reading Corner in my bedroom. Even though my nightstand looks a bit cluttered it holds all I need right at my fingertips. My books I haven't read yet are on the bookshelves right next to my reading chair. So I guess you could say; "I'm pretty much self-contained when it comes to my Reading Corner. 

On my nightstand I have my iPad, Nook, Kindle and the book I am currently reading, as well as remotes, and pens and pencils. I guess you could say I am a happy reader.

How about you, what is on your nightstand?

Tuesday, July 24, 2012

"What's On Your Nightstand?"



I ran across this meme at 5 Minutes For Books, and since there are always books on my nightstand waiting to be read I thought I would play along. I just read four books last week for the fun "High Summer Read-a-Thon." They are listed below in the Read-a-Thon wrap-up. 


Today I am reading "Riversong" on my Kindle, by Tess Hardwick. I hope to get close to finishing it this evening.  
The other books on my nightstand are two by Debbie Macomber, which I hope to read this week. They are....
these two books in the "Cedar Cove" Series. I read four of the books in the series last week, and hopefully I will be able to read these next two. They are...


"8 Sandpiper Way" and
"92 Pacific Boulevard."

I am expecting a visit from my daughter and family this week, they will be spending all day Friday with me. We are planning a visit to Barnes and Nobles Friday morning, and lunch afterward, then home and she is going to try to teach me what some of the nifty things my Nook does, other than download books. I will miss them when they leave early Saturday morning, but, they have been on a 10 day vacation and need to get home. All good things must come to an end, someone once said. 


What is on your nightstand waiting to be read this week?