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Oh yes, War & Peace. I need to get to that one too. Not sure I'm up for it this year though.
That's two separate challenges - well done!
Wow Jenny - nice work!
Hi!
Yes, that's definitely the intent - characters with a strong friendship bond. It doesn't have to be specifically about friendship. I think the Riyria books take up half of my friendship shelf, Renee. :D
Amber, I have a shelf of books that have a theme of friendship so you could see if anything interests you there. There's not much on it, but there are also some books that you might not think of.
Linda wrote: "Since we're moving and packing, This feels like the last challenge..."It can wait until you're in a better place to figure out the email address part. Good luck moving!
Linda wrote: "Linda's Three-Part Reading Challenge 2017..."Hi Linda, you actually need to set up your own thread to track your personal challenges. To do that, go to the Personal Challenges Folder and click on "New Topic" at the top right of all the other member threads. Let me know if you need more help!
Camille wrote: "(I promise I don't always think about food-related events!)"I love your food-related ideas, Camille!
Ashley wrote: "like the theme of the books i am new here"Welcome :)
Ashley, members get to decide which theme by poll after we take nominations, so feel free to suggest one if you like. Otherwise you can wait and join in the voting.
Now accepting nominations for February's theme! It's possible to re-nominate a theme that didn't win before, especially if there was a lot of interest in that theme in the polls. Nominations are open until Saturday, Jan 14th.
Yay!!
Other users have tagged it as Civil Rights, but you never know... seems like maybe from the description.
Would The Secret Life of Bees work for this? If so, I may try to find the time to take a small detour for it.
I read Snow Like Ashes, Sara Raasch's debut novel. Really liked it. It's a good YA Fantasy if you like Fantasy of the lighter type.
I'm going for all 3 levels. *Completed*Level 1 - Ruffled Feathers
1. Incognito (201 pgs)
2. The Rose Master (217 pgs)
3. Susanna and the Spy (276 pgs)
4. The Field Guide (144 pgs)
5. By Divine Right (119 pgs)
Level 2 - Flapping Wings
6. The Hound of the Baskervilles (256 pgs)
7. Magic in the Wind (112 pgs)
8. The Willful Princess and the Piebald Prince (184 pgs)
9. Penric's Demon (85 pgs)
10. Penric and the Shaman (160 pgs)
Level 3 - Taking Flight
11. A Letter of Mary (275 pgs)
12. The Island (28 pgs)
13. Sixth of the Dusk (96 pgs)
14. All for Love (208 pgs)
15. The Medium (261 pgs)
We aren't doing a group read, but there's potential for buddy reads, and we can always bring the group reads back if there's enough demand.
Kjs wrote: "What books are we reading for January? I don't see them listed as they were last year."Hi there! We are doing a theme per month instead of a specific book. January's theme is "New Beginnings," so you can read anything related to that theme.
Feather Weight Challenge (280-) *Completed*Level 1 - Ruffled Feathers
1. Incognito (201 pgs)
2. The Rose Master (217 pgs)
3. Susanna and the Spy (276 pgs)
4. The Field Guide (144 pgs)
5. By Divine Right (119 pgs)
Level 2 - Flapping Wings
6. The Hound of the Baskervilles (256 pgs)
7. Magic in the Wind (112 pgs)
8. The Willful Princess and the Piebald Prince (184 pgs)
9. Penric's Demon (85 pgs)
10. Penric and the Shaman (160 pgs)
Level 3 - Taking Flight
11. A Letter of Mary (275 pgs)
12. The Island (28 pgs)
13. Sixth of the Dusk (96 pgs)
14. All for Love (208 pgs)
15. The Medium (261 pgs)
Potentials:
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