April Wrap-Up: Commenters and Search Terms

Commenters

Many thanks to April’s commenters, especially those who stopped by to cheer me on during the read-a-thon!

– Aerin from In Search of Giants – Alyce from At Home With Books – Amy from My Friend Amy – Anna from Diary of an Eccentric – Ashley from Ashley’s Library – Bart from Bart’s Bookshelf – Belle from Ms. Bookish – Bethany Canfield from Ex Libris B & b – blodeuedd from Book girl of Mur-y-Castell – Bobbie from Book Reviews by Bobbie – bookworm from The Bookworm – Care from Care’s Online Book Club – Carrie K from My Middle Name is Patience – CB James from Ready When you Are, CB – Charley from Bending Bookshelf – chartroose from Bloody Hell, It’s a Book Barrage! – Christina from Reading Through the Night – Darla D from Books and Other Thoughts – Debbie Nance from ReaderBuzz – Devourer of Books – Elizabeth from As Usual, I Need More Bookshelves – Eva from A Striped Armchair – Fourborne from Fourborne Art – Frances from Nonsuch Book – Gavin from Page247 – Gregory Frost – Jeanne from Necromancy Never Pays – Jen from Multi-Genre Fan – Jena from Muse Book Review – Jessi from Casual Dread – Jessica from The Bluestocking Society – Joanne from Book Zombie – Julie from On the Curve – Kailana from The Written World – Kathy from Bermudaonion’s Weblog – Kelly from Yannabe – Kerrie from Paradise Mysteries

– Kim from Sophisticated Dorkiness – King Rat from Rat’s Reading – Kristen from BookNAround – KT from What KT Reads – Ladytink_534 from The Movieholic & Bibliophile’s Blog – Lenore from Presenting Lenore – Lightheaded from Everyday Reads – Linda from Silly Little Mischief – Lisette from TV and Book Addict – Literate Housewife from The Literate Housewife Review – Lorin from Arch Thinking – Lyndale Press – Maree from Just Add Books – Mari from Mari Reads – Maria from Gripping Books – marineko from Dreaming Out Loud – Meghan from Medieval Bookworm – Melissa from Melissa’s Bookshelf – Memory from Stella Matutina – MizB from Should Be Reading – Natasha from Maw Books Blog – Nymeth from Things Mean a Lot – Obsessed Reader from For the Love of Books – Peta from The Bookling – Robin from My Two Blessings – Ruth from Bookish Ruth – Serena from Savvy Verse & Wit – Shanra from Libri Touches – Shelley from ChainReading – softdrink from Fizzy Thoughts – Staci from Life in the Thumb – Susan from Bloggin’ ’bout Books – tanabata from In Spring it is the Dawn – thekoolaidmom from In the Shadow of Mt. TBR – Valentina from Valentina’s Room – Vivienne from Serendipity – Wrighty from Wrighty’s Reads – Yvonne from Socrates’ Book Reviews

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Search Terms

Oh, crazy searchers. You were strangely absent in March, but you’ve returned in full force in April. Welcome back! I’ve missed you.

book nerd graph
reading sheet tracking books read
average adult reading speed
Oh, boy, do I have a book nerd graph for you! (Er, well, graph-generating spreadsheet.) Check it out here! And while it won’t tell you a global average speed, it will tell you your own personal reading speed in days per book, and pages per day.

brigadeiro recipe
Yup, I’ve got one of those, too.

which mccarthy book has least spanish
I’ve only read two McCarthy books, and of those two, The Road had the least Spanish… that is, none (that I remember). On the other hand…

the road mccarthy message of hope
I seriously, seriously, seriously do not understand why people think this is a hopeful book. There are no more green plants. Eventually the canned peaches are going to run out. EVERYONE IS GOING TO DIE.

who is on the cover of rumors by anna godbersen
I always assumed it was supposed to be Elizabeth on the cover of The Luxe, Penelope on the cover of Rumors, and Diana on the cover of Envy.

i am looking for a good book
Aren’t we all? Check out my 4.5 and 5 star rated books for some of my suggestions.

dava sobel galileo fiction
No, it is not. Ignore what the bookshelf at your favorite local used bookstore tells you. ALL LIES! Galileo’s Daughter is a non-fiction biography.

wordpress i am writing a book blog
Holy crap, so am I! What are the chances?

a magus and a prisoner thief go on a quest
Doesn’t this sound like one of those rabbi and priest walk into a bar jokes? I really want to hear the punchline… On a related note, my favorite joke for several years was “Two guys walk into a bar. The third one ducks.” It’s still a favorite for when off-color jokes (which all of my current favorites are) aren’t appropriate.

story man stuck on mars rings himself
All I can imagine is a dude shaped like a giant bell…. BONNNNNNNGGGG! Unless they meant rings as in telephone? Or unless he “rings” himself, if that’s what the kids are calling it nowadays. Not much else to do when you’re stuck on Mars, I guess.

fyre fly books author
Other than the one I wrote for NaNoWriMo five years ago (which is really only 3/4 of a book, since I got to 50,000 words and stopped, even though it has no ending… and which only three people claim to have read – and only one of which I suspect actually did), no, not yet.

i am going to fyrefly
I’m a verb now?

fyreflyed
Apparently.

where can i find a metaphor in stargirl
On the pages?

diana tiny amber blog
Well, you’re one for four… Not my name, wrong color, and I’m pretty sure my blog’s regular sized.

glenn plaid on stocky men
erotic hoop skirt story
Um… no.

blogs, pretty horses