Summer Reading Challenge 2010

Okay, the Spring Reading Thing 2010 is over.  You can read my wrap up post here or here.  As I was reading wrap up posts I came across a comment mentioning a new challenge, which seems to be similar to the Spring Reading Thing.  It is the Summer Reading Challenge 2010 hosted by Julie at My Book Retreat.

Here is my list:
Thriller/Suspense Challenge:Seaport Suspense Series by Kathy Herman:1. A Shred of Evidence2. Eye of the Beholder3. All Things Hidden4. Not By Chance
5. Beguiled by Deeanne Gist and J. Mark Bertrand (finished 6/30)6. The Last Christian by David Gregory
The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod by Heather Brewer7. Eighth Grade Bites (finished (6/28)8. Ninth Grade Slays9. Tenth Grade Bleeds10. Eleventh Grade Burns
Nancy Drew:
11. The Mystery at Lilac Inn12. The Secret of Shadow Ranch13. The Secret of Red Gate Farm14. Clue in the Diary15. Nancy's Mysterious Letter16. The Sign of the Twisted Candles17. Password to Larkspur Lane18. Clue of the Broken Locket19. The Message in the Hollow Oak20. Mystery of the Ivory Charm21. The Whispering Statue22. Haunted Bridge23. Clue of the Tapping Heels24. Mystery of the Brass-Bound Trunk25. Mystery at the Moss-Covered Mansion26. Quest of the Missing Map27. Clue in the Jewel Box28. The Secret in the Old Attic29. Clue in the Crumbling Wall30. Mystery of the Tolling Bell
31. Teenage Vampire by Florence Wilson (currently reading)
Non-fiction (Didn't get these read for the Spring Reading Thing, hoping to get them read with in the next few months.
32. Einstein Never Used Flash Cards by Kathy Kirsh-Pasek and Roberta Michnick Golinkoff33. Better Late Than Early: A New Approach to Your Child's Education by Raymond S. Moore34. School Can Wait by Raymond S. Moore35. The Power of Play by David Elkind36. Storm Warning by Billy Graham37. The Baby Signing Book by Sara Bingham 
Here's how you can participate in this Summer Reading Challenge, which will take place from June 21 - September 21.

1. Create a list of the books you’d like to read or finish during this summer season. There's no minimum and no requirements as to the type of books you put on your list ~ it's all up to you how many you include, and whether they're beach reads or classics or something in between.
2. Write a blog post with the list of books you want to read ~ and any other summer reading goals ~ and post it on your blog.
3. Go to My Book Retreat to sign up. She'll have a Linky set up , so you can link up to your own Summer Reading Challenge post.
4. Read! Work through your list of books throughout the summer. Write reviews if you'd like. Have fun!
5. Write a wrap-up post at the end of summer to report on your results.
6. Go back to My Book Retreat on September 21st to link your wrap-up post to the Linky she'll post that day.