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(group member since Jan 04, 2017)
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from the 2022 ONTD Reading Challenge group.
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Hi Katherine! I’m afraid In Order to Live is not eligible for this challenge, as the author is North Korean.
aster wrote: "JAN – South KoreaA Song for Lonely Wolves
I'll Be Right There
Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982"
Hello Aster, just pointing out that the author of A Song for Lonely Wolves is not Korean and appears to have no tangible ties to the country. I would not consider this work eligible for the challenge.
Hello everyone, popping by to let everyone know the January post with South Korea recs will be up on ONTD TOMORROW! So keep a look out for it!
Any award you want - you can go high-brow with the Nobel Prize for Literature, the Booker Prize or the National Book Award, explore what’s best in speculative fiction with the Hugo and Nebula awards, get scared by the Shirley Jackson or Bram Stoker Awards, read women with the Women’s Prize for Fiction, fall in love with the Romance Writers of America (RITA Awards), etc!ONTD post:
https://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com...
Did you like your pick for this month? Would you recommend it to others? Let us know how your challenge went!
Did you like your pick for this month? Would you recommend it to others? Let us know how your challenge went!
This month we will be reading a book with flashbacks.ONTD post:
https://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com...
Did you like your pick for this month? Would you recommend it to others? Let us know how your challenge went!
iimagine wrote: "I was ready to go with the original theme, but I can adapt. I know Dracula is considered a monster of literature, but vampires give me the creeps, and plus it's October, so..."Dracula is a majorly creepy guy... this is a good choice!
ATTENTION everyone tracking their challenge!There has been a change of October's theme due to some ONTDers finding the original theme offensive. We don't want anyone to feel uncomfortable or excluded from the challenge, so we decided to change it. Please adjust your challenge accordingly. We know this causes changes of plans and we are sorry for causing any inconvenience.
This month we will be reading a book about or with a prominent creepy character. Now we’re not talking straight-up scary, like a monster, but creepy, an insidious character that gets under your skin and gives you the heebie-jeebies.ontd post: https://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com...
BE ADVISED: there has been a last-minute change of this month's theme due to some ONTDers finding the original theme offensive. We don't want anyone to feel uncomfortable or excluded from the challenge, so we decided to change it. Please adjust your challenge accordingly. We know this causes changes of plans and we are sorry for causing any inconvenience.
Did you enjoy your pick for this month? Would you recommend it to others? Let us know how your challenge went!
Did you like your pick for this month? Would you recommend it to others? Let us know how your challenge went!
Read a book about or with a prominent character who is a curmudgeon: a crotchety, grumpy, cantankerous character (regardless of age or sex).https://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com...
Wendy wrote: "It's hard to Google "books with plot twists" without having said twist spoiled. But I've had "Sharp Objects" by Gillian Flynn on my shelf for awhile and I've been reliably informed that it has a tw..."I haven't read the book, but I saw the show with Amy Adams. There's a twist!
Re-read a book that sparks joy for you or read a feel-good book.
Did you enjoy your July pick? Would you recommend it to your fellow readers? Was it difficult or easy to complete this task?
Wow Juliana... you are on a rollI have been too stressed to read, to be honest. I've fallen ridiculously behind my reading goals.
Did you enjoy your June pick? Would you recommend it to your fellow readers?
