Windsor’s Comments (group member since Dec 08, 2017)

Windsor’s comments from the Windsor Library Reading Challenge group.

If you need help with this, let us know!

We will travel again! Do you like guidebooks or travel memoirs?

A favorite of one staff member is The Lemon Tree. What are people thinking of reading?

There are so many choices here! Any age level! One of our librarians wants to read The Great Gatsby. Another wants to read A Diary of Anne Frank. What are some things that you have thought of?

Have you purchased a book in the last couple of years that you haven't read yet? Share your titles here.

Has anyone found any great reads in this category that they want to share?

Has anyone found a favorite poet through this challenge point?

Have people read a book that you meant to read in 2019? Do you have a pile going for what you meant to read in 2020? There is still time!

Hello all! We hope that you have been baking and cooking up a storm in the last 7 months. Did you know the library started a Virtual Cookbook Book Club? If anyone is interested in the details, see our Adult Programs on our website.

Tell us some of your favorite cookbooks that you found this year.

Who wants to take a picture of what they are cooking and if we can figure out a way to share with the world, we, as the library will. Who's in?!

Again, interpret as you wish!

Drawls not necessary!

Note: this does not have to be a children's book.

Easy peasy.

We love this one!

Short story collections and/or anthologies are great for this category.

We'll trust you on the last part! Let us know how it went!

In case you're new here, we're a public library in Connecticut that challenges all readers to read something different every year! We've been on Goodreads for 3 years now and we're excited to hear what you're reading.

Fiction or nonfiction works for most of these topics, and that goes for this one, too!

This can be interpreted any way you like.