121. Entry Exam & Sunday Book Discussion ...
I had the graduate program entry exam this morning -- from 7.30 AM to 12.30 PM. I think I did okay. I had trouble with the math section, I think I only answered about 10% of the total questions ... but I still had other sections like analogy, logic, and English. I hope those sections are resulting in good score *cross fingers*. Now, all I can do is wait until May 22, when the result will be announced.
In the meantime, it's Sunday afternoon, and it's time for another topic of my Sunday Book Discussion:
What is the longest series that you (still or have finished) reading?
I love reading series (with same main characters or with different ones). I think my longest series as a child/teenagers will be Enid Blyton's "Famous Five"; since it has 21 books. I also have manga by Aoyama Gosho, "Meitantei Conan" -- that series has 71 books so far (based on Wikipedia) but I stop reading around book 50.
As an adult, my longest series would be J.D. Robb's "In Death" series; I have 22 books, I think, that is where I stop. According to Wikipedia, the series is still going on and there are 40+ books so far. While for currently still running series, I have Jim Butcher's "Harry Dresden series" (book #13 coming out this year) and Michael Connelly's ""Harry Bosch" series (book #16 coming out this year).
So what about you? Please share ...
In the meantime, it's Sunday afternoon, and it's time for another topic of my Sunday Book Discussion:
What is the longest series that you (still or have finished) reading?
I love reading series (with same main characters or with different ones). I think my longest series as a child/teenagers will be Enid Blyton's "Famous Five"; since it has 21 books. I also have manga by Aoyama Gosho, "Meitantei Conan" -- that series has 71 books so far (based on Wikipedia) but I stop reading around book 50.
As an adult, my longest series would be J.D. Robb's "In Death" series; I have 22 books, I think, that is where I stop. According to Wikipedia, the series is still going on and there are 40+ books so far. While for currently still running series, I have Jim Butcher's "Harry Dresden series" (book #13 coming out this year) and Michael Connelly's ""Harry Bosch" series (book #16 coming out this year).
So what about you? Please share ...