No one wants to play...?

:-)

Moving down...

I'd love to play, but I don't keep lists of what I've read during the past year.

I'll play!

I began the day by Leaving the Saints

and admiring The Last Boyfriend.

On my way to work I saw The Devil in White City,

and walked by The Crying Tree

to avoid Henrietta's War,

but I made sure to stop at Tempest's Legacy.

In the office, my boss said, Howard's End is on the Landing

and sent me to research The Journal of Best Practices.

At lunch with The Magician King,

I noticed Tempest Rising

in The Night Circus

greatly enjoying One Dance With A Duke.

Then on the journey home , I contemplated A Discovery of Witches

because I have A Week to be Wicked

and am drawn to The Secret Duke.

Settling down for the evening in The Forgotten Garden,

I studied The Art of Fielding

by The Secret Keeper

before saying goodnight to The Hound of the Baskervilles.

I don't keep lists either. As I mostly read murder mysteries, my day would have been a bit grisly anyway!

I began the day by Firelight
and admiring The Speed of Dark.
On my way to work I saw The Light Bearer,
and walked by The Snake Pit
to avoid A Beautiful Place to Die
but I made sure to stop at Dark Road to Darjeeling.
In the office, my boss said, Madame, Will You Talk
and sent me to research The Dark Enquiry.
At lunch with Lily Nevada,
I noticed Thirteen Moons
in The Garden of Evening Mists
greatly enjoying When Maidens Mourn.
Then on the journey home, I contemplated The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
because I have The Schirmer Inheritance
and am drawn to The Healer's War.
Settling down for the evening in Silk,
I studied The Deamon Prism
by Touch
before saying goodnight to Lady of the Light.

Good ones. Thanks RPers!

I began the day by Birdsong
and admiring The One and Only Ivan.
On my way to work, I saw The Snow Child,
and walked by The Drowned Cities
to avoid The Tiger
but I made sure to stop at Slaughterhouse Five.
In the office, my boss said, We Never Talk About My Brother
and sent me to research A Lesson in Secrets.
At lunch with The Fifth Servant,
I noticed The Strange Likeness
in The Bar on the Seine,
greatly enjoying Wonders of the Invisible World.
Then on the journey home, I contemplated The Smile
because I have The Book of Lost Things
and am drawn to The Intuitionist.
Settling down for the evening in The Princess Academy:Palace of Stone,
I studied Redemption in Indigo
by The Daughter of Time
before saying goodnight to The Man on the Boulevard.