Dig Deeper and Read Particular - 2018

[Rachael]

DIG DEEPER AND READ PARTICULAR
Duration: January 1 to December 31, 2018

Thanks to so many of the wonderful great ideas that so many of you gave us in the Member Created Challenge thread, the Moderators have created this challenge for 2018. We can't thank you enough for all your help.

Choose one or more ideas and read books that fall under that idea:

1. Read books that are sub-genres of one particular genre
example: You love Science Fiction, so you will read 10 books that fit into the sub-genres like cyberpunk, alternate/parallel universe, space opera, etc.
2. Read books that are classified under one particular subject
example: You love the Social Sciences, the 300s, so you will read 10 books that fall under Folklore, the 390s.
3. Read books that were published in a particular year that interests you
example: 1998 interests you because that is the year you graduated from high school, so you will read 10 books published in 1998
4. Read books that are translated from one particular language to your native tongue.
example: You are obsessed with Russian Literature, so you will read 10 books that were originally published in Russian.
5. Read books that won one particular prize.
example: As a kid you always said you would read all the Newbery Award winners, so here's your chance to read 10 more.

You can read 1 to 100 books under one topic, or split your reading among several topics. You could even do a topic several times. It's up to you as long as your reading goes deeper than it ever has before!

[Rachael]

How to Participate

1. Post here telling the challenge leader that you'd like to join the challenge. You can choose your books for the challenge at the beginning, or add them as you go. You can join a challenge at any time, as long as the challenge is still active.

2. Whenever you finish a book for the challenge, post here and let the challenge leader know so they can update your progress.

Some members choose to update their original post with their progress to keep track of their challenge more easily, but make sure to also post a new message so the challenge leader knows to go look at your original post. You can look at how other members report their progress to find a strategy that works well for you.

For more information about how challenges work, check out this thread or ask your challenge leader.

Participants
Amanda 7/15
Arushi 0/10
Ashley 2/10
✅ Berit 20/20
Blagica 2/10
Caitlin 0/54
✅ Candiss 5/5
Carri 1/10
✅ Charity 38/30
Cindy III 3/15
Claire 4/15
Daph 0/5
Debra 6/10
Debra H 0/10
Delitealex 0/20
Dominique (msg 21) 0/30
✅ Dominique (msg 27) 10/10
Franci 63/70
Heidi 1/10
Hutch 0/12
Irene 0/10
Janine 11/15
Jennifer (msg 11) 0/25
Jennifer (msg 14) 0/5
Jordynn 2/12
Julie 0/50
Kadijah Michelle 10/30
✅ Karen 10/10
Kate 0/10
Kristin 18/27
Kristina 1/10
Kylie 0/12
Lady 10/30
Leah 0/10
✅ Lindsay 10/10
Lois 1/?
Maxine 7/20
✅ Mie 30/30
Mikayla 0/10
✅ mimi 14/10
Miranda 0/10
Ninad 23/30
Noah 0/?
✅ Rachael 21/20
Radhika 0/5
Rique 0/24?
Satin 0/7
Sherry 0/10?
Sowndarya 14/15
Syndie 0/6
Tina 4/10
Wolf (Alpha) 0/25

updated to message 218

[Rique]

Am I really the first post?

This one's easy, as I try to do it every year. I will take on challenge #5 - my challenge is to read all of the 2018 Hugo nominees in these categories: Novel, Novella, Novelette. Additionally, I will read at least 5 former Hugo winners (from the list of those I've not read yet).

EZ-PZ ! :)

EDIT: Technically, they are Hugo finalists, not Hugo nominees. If a piece of work gets even one vote during the nomination process, technically it is a nominee. Those works voted in as eligible for the rocket are Hugo Finalists, which is a prize indeed!

[Noah]

Well, what an interesting challenge. I plan to take on number 5, and try to read more Man Booker prize winning books. :) Regarding setting a target for the number of books one reads in 2018, are we only able to do that on goodreads from the 1st January? The site says my 2017 reading challenge is completed but there are still a couple of weeks to go! Many thanks and happy Christmas to you all. :)

[Kadijah Michelle]

Noah wrote: "Well, what an interesting challenge. I plan to take on number 5, and try to read more Man Booker prize winning books. :) Regarding setting a target for the number of books one reads in 2018, are we..."

You do have to wait until Jan. 1 to set your yearly goal on Goodreads.

[Kadijah Michelle]

I am going to sign up for 30 books.

10 books from #1. I love Mystery/Thrillers, so that will be the genre I will read from.
1. The Big Sleep
2. A Study in Scarlet
3. The Sign of Four
4. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
5. The Client
6. The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes

10 books from #2. I am in love with the Social Sciences...particularly sociology and economics, so that will be the the classification I will read, the 300s.
1. Stumbling on Happiness
2. Tuesdays with Morrie (not really a sociology book but Morrie was a sociologist and I enjoyed reading about his classes).
3. A Vindication of the Rights of Woman

10 books from #5. Pulizer Prize Award for Fiction or NonFiction and their runner-ups.
1. The Road

Total 10/30

[Lindsay]

I will commit to 10 books.

Science Fiction sub-genres
1 Alternate History - La Belle Sauvage
2 Cyberpunk - Ready Player One
3 Fantasy - A War of Gifts
4 Dystopian - The Fortunate Few
5 Time Travel - A Wrinkle in Time
6 Steampunk - Winter
7 Social Science Fiction - 1984


Recreational and performing arts - 790s
1 The Secret Olympian: The inside story of the Olympic experience 796.480
2 Agony and Ecstasy: My Life in Dance 792.8
3 Knowing the Score: My Family and Our Tennis Story 796.3421

Completed 10/6/18

[Delitealex]

20 books

#1 science fiction 10 books
Fantasy 10 books

[Debra]

I will go for 10 for #3 the year would be 1983 the year I got married.
1. Pet Semetary by Stephen King
2. Christine by Stephen King
3. Phantoms by Dean Koontz
4 The women in black. By Susan Hill
5. Dear Mr. Henshaw by Beverly Cleary
6. Changes by Danielle Steel
7. God player by Robin Cook
8. The Want-ad Killer by Ann Rule
9. A Kiss Remembered by Sandra Brown
10. Hollywood Wives by Jackie Collins

[Jennifer]

Debra wrote: "I will go for 10 for #3 the year would be 1983 the year I got married."

Haha, dont forget its also the yr you had your fav child, 😂

[Jennifer]

I will sign up for 25 books.

#1 My fav is fantasy so I will read 5 fairy tale retellings.

#2 I will read 5 books about science.

#3 I choose the year 1983 as well, the year I was born, 5 books

#4 I choose French as the original language for 5 books

#5 5 books from The Goodreads Choice Awards, winners only

[D.L.]

3. Read books that were published in a particular year that interests you

I will do 5 books from 1990, the year my favorite TV show Beverly Hills 90210 debuted! lol

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1. Buried in Time
2. The Eye of the World
3. Jurassic Park
4. The Paris Connection
5. Real Murders

[Debra]

Daph wrote: "3. Read books that were published in a particular year that interests you

I will do 5 books from 1990, the year my favorite TV show Beverly Hills 90210 debuted! lol"

That was an awesome show

[Jennifer]

I will read 5 books in the category that interests you. That would be 2010 the year I met my soulmate

[[deleted user]]

Dig Deeper Challenge
#1: Sub-genres

Completed 4/10

SCIENCE FICTION
✓1. Time Travel — A Wrinkle in Time 3/3 ***
✓2. Alternate History — American War 4/12 ***
✓3. Dystopia — Census 7/3 **
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FANTASY
✓1. Magic — Children of Blood and Bone 8/15 ****
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[D.L.]

Debra wrote: "Daph wrote: "3. Read books that were published in a particular year that interests you

I will do 5 books from 1990, the year my favorite TV show Beverly Hills 90210 debuted! lol"

That was an awes..."

Indeed it was!!

[Mie]

I love mysteries/thrillers, so please sign me up for task 1 - I will go for 20 books and see how many sub-genres I can do :-)

30/30 (update goal from 20) - COMPLETE ✔️

✅ 1. Private detective - Dybet - 4⭐️
✅ 2. Cozy - Murder in Mesopotamia - 5⭐️
✅ 3. Cozy - Cat Among the Pigeons - 4⭐️
✅ 4. Police procedural - Bad Boy - 4⭐️
✅ 5. Child in peril - Caught - 4⭐️
✅ 6. Psychological thriller - Victim Without a Face - 3,5⭐️
✅ 7. Cozy - 4:50 from Paddington - 4,5⭐️
✅ 8. Private detective - Pagten - 4⭐️
✅ 9. Private detective - The Cuckoo's Calling - 5⭐️
✅ 10. Child in peril - The Lovely Bones - 3⭐️
✅ 11. Cozy - Five Little Pigs (Ebook) - 4⭐️
✅ 12. Forensic thriller - The Chemistry of Death (Audio) - 4⭐️
✅ 13. Cozy - Evil Under the Sun (Ebook) - 4⭐️
✅ 14. Action thriller - Origin - 5⭐️
✅ 15. Psychological thriller - The Ninth Grave - 2,5⭐️
✅ 16. Cozy - The Mysterious Affair at Styles - 3⭐️
✅ 17. Forensic thriller - Written in Bone - 4⭐️
✅ 18. Cozy - Murder Is Easy - 4⭐️
✅ 19. Amateur detective - Et forjættet land - 3,5⭐️
✅ 20. Cozy - Parker Pyne Investigates - 4⭐️
✅ 21. Conspiracy - Lime's Photograph - 3⭐️
✅ 22. Forensic thriller - Whispers of the Dead - 3,5⭐️
✅ 23. Cozy - The Clocks - 3,5⭐️
✅ 24. Private detective - A Study in Scarlet - 3⭐️
✅ 25. Psychological thriller - Eighteen Below (Audio) - 3⭐️
✅ 26. Cozy - Partners in Crime - 4,5⭐️
✅ 27. Nordic Noir - Heksen - 3,5⭐️
✅ 28. Short stories - While the Light Lasts - 3⭐️
✅ 29. Cozy - Elephants Can Remember - 4⭐️
✅ 30. Cozy - Black Coffee - 4⭐️

[Amanda]

Dig Deeper and Read Particular
Duration: January 1, 2018 - December 31, 2018

French 5/10

1. The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair by Joel Dicker
Completed 18/2/18 Rating 3 stars
Swiss French
2. Candide by Voltaire
Completed 4/4/18 Rating 4 stars
3. The Broken Ear by Hergé
Completed 13/5/18 Rating 3 stars
Belgian French
4. The Black Island by Hergé
Completed 15/5/18 Rating 4 stars
Belgian French
5. Land of Black Gold by Hergé
Completed 20/5/18 Rating 3 stars
Belgian French
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German 2/5

6. Mother Courage and Her Children by Bertolt Brecht
Completed 17/8/18 Rating 3 stars
7. Mario and the Magician by Thomas Mann
Completed 19/8/18 Rating 3 stars
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7/15

[Kate]

I'll do 10 books for task 1. Genre TBD.

[Dominique]

30 Books

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[Charity]

I'm in for 30 books from the following topics.

38/30

1. Read books that are sub-genres of one particular genre:

Fantasy
1. Heartless by Marissa Meyer 1/7/18
2. Stealing Snow by Danielle Paige 1/14/18
3. A Torch Against the Night by Sabaa Tahir 3/3/18
4. And I Darken by Kiersten White 4/27/18
5. Of Fire and Stars by Audrey Coulthurst 5/6/18
6. A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas 5/20/18
7. A Court of Frost and Starlight by Sarah J. Maas 5/29/18
8. Caraval by Stephanie Garber 6/16/18
9. The Rose & the Dagger by Renee Ahdieh 6/22/18
10. Every Heart a Doorway by Seanan McGuire 6/23/18
11. A Gathering of Shadows by V.E. Schwab 7/1/18
12. This Savage Song by Victoria Schwab 8/12/18
13. The Star-Touched Queen by Roshani Chokshi 8/25/18
14. Muse of Nightmares by Laini Taylor 11/25/18

2. Read books that are classified under one particular subject

Mental Illness
1. A Tragic Kind of Wonderful by Eric Lindstrom 1/7/18
2. The Upside of Unrequited by Becky Albertalli 1/18/18
3. A List of Cages by Robin Roe 1/29/18
4. Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman 2/24/18
5. Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn 3/4/18
6. Turtles All the Way Down by John Green 4/10/18
7. I'll Give You the Sun by Jandy Nelson 7/8/18
8. Eliza and Her Monsters by Francesca Zappia 7/20/18
9. Mosquitoland by David Arnold 7/23/18
10. The Rest of Us Just Live Here by Patrick Ness 11/7/18
11. Wishful Drinking by Carrie Fisher 11/29/18

3. Read books that were published in a particular year that interests you: (bought a new house in 2017)

2017
1. Origin by Dan Brown 1/23/18
2. One of Us Is Lying by Karen M. McManus 1/28/18
3. The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas 2/10/18
4. A Court of Wings and Ruin by Sarah J. Maas 5/27/18
5. A Conjuring of Light by V.E. Schwab 7/6/18
6. Daughter of the Pirate King by Tricia Levenseller 7/13/18
7. When Dimple Met Rishi by Sandhya Menon 7/22/18
8. Our Dark Duet by Victoria Schwab 8/14/18
9. Dear Martin by Nic Stone 9/23/18
10. The Rules of Magic by Alice Hoffman 10/27/18
11. Down Among the Sticks and Bones by Seanan McGuire 11/4/18
12. Behind Her Eyes by Sarah Pinborough 11/11/18
13. The Names They Gave Us by Emery Lord 11/25/18

[Candiss]

I will read 5 books for #4, translated from Korean language.


1. The Hen Who Dreamed She Could Fly - Hwang Sun-mi
2. The Three Way Tavern: Selected Poems - Ko Un
3. The Hole - Pyun Hye-Young
4. One Hundred Shadows - Hwang Jungeun
5. The Accusation: Forbidden Stories from Inside North Korea - Bandi

Read: 5/5 - COMPLETED!

[Rachael]

I'm going to try for 10* books that are subgenres of fantasy e.g. fairy tales, epic, ya, Arthurian, sword and sorcery, historical, urban, dystopian.
* Goal increased to 15 - July 2018. Increased again to 20 books - September 2018

COMPLETED: 21/20

1. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban read 11 January, *****
2. Good Omens read 15 March, **** with review
3. The Bone Season read 27 March, ****
4. The Invisible Library read 2 April, ***** with review previously written
5. Vicious read 28 April, ***** with review
6. The Smoke Thieves read 17 May, *****
7. Coraline read 27 May, ***** with review
8. Oz: The Complete Collection read 23 June, **** with review
9. Half a King read 28 June, **** with review
10. Seeker read 3 July, ***
11. Cold Bath Street read 31 July, ***** with review
12. Red Queen read 6 August, **** with review
13. The Once and Future King read 5 September, *** with review
14. Spinning Silver read 12 September, **** with review
15. The Fire Sermon read 18 September, **** with review
16. Four Tales read 6 October, ****
17. The Watchmaker of Filigree Street read 12 October, *** with review
18. On the Other Side read 14 October, **** with review
19. The Witch's Kiss read 29 October, **** with review
20. Seraphina read 14 November, *****
21. Eragon read 23 November, ***** with review

[Susy]

Rachael wrote: "I suppose as I'm leading this challenge, it's only right that I give it a go too...."

Lol, giving the good example :)

[Dominique]

I would like to dig deeper in the world of Fantasy & Sci-Fi. I'm going to try to read 5 books that have the sub-genre in fantasy & 5 books with the sub-genre in sci-fi.

Fantasy: (5/5)
1. Alternate World Fantasy: A Gathering of Shadows
2. Magical Realism: Sourdough
3. Paranormal: End of Watch
4. High Fantasy: Heir of Fire
5. Mythology: Circe

Science-Fiction: (5/5)
1. Alternate History: Fatherland
2. Alien Invasion: Waking Gods
3. Apocalyptic / Post-Apocalyptic Science-Fiction: The Knife of Never Letting Go
4. Time Travel: The 7½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle
5. Space Opera: We Are Legion (We Are Bob)

[Sherry]

This is a great idea! I normally try to branch out into a certain genre and try other subgenres.

Sounds great to me. I'll do 2-3 genres and maybe 5 books in each. I'll decide for sure later

1. Read books that are sub-genres of one particular genre

5. Read books that won one particular prize.

[Kylie]

I'm in, to read more in a couple of areas that really interest me. I'm thinking 6 books in steampunk sub-genre, and 6 in fantasy (reading as a writer or books about writing fantasy).
Total 7 / 12

Fantasy / Writing Fantasy 4/ 6
The Hero's Guide to Saving Your Kingdom by Christopher Healy
The Hero's Guide to Storming the Castle by Christopher Healy
The Complete Guide to Writing Fantasy: The Opus Magnus by Tee Morris
The Hero's Guide to Being an Outlaw by Christopher Healy

Sub-genre1/3
Horror-Fantasy: The Asylum for Fairy Tale Creatures by Sebastian Gregory

Related Fiction and non-fiction subjects 2/3
The Blue Shoe: A Tale of Thievery, Villainy, Sorcery, and Shoes by Roderick Townley
Shoes by Joël Garnier (NF)

[Maxine]

I'm going to dig deeper into fantasy and sci-fi.

7/20

Sci-fi
1. Zenith - DONE
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Fantasy
1. The Painted Man - DONE -
2. The Belles - DONE
3. Control Point - DONE
4. Book of Souls - DONE
5. Child of a Mad God - DONE
6. Alien Captain - DONE
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[Karen]

I will go for 10 Man Booker prize books. I may dip into nominees as well. ...tba later. I think this will be fun!

1. Room . Emma Donahoe
2. Lincoln in the Bardo: George Sanders
3. The Sense of an Ending: Julian Barnes
4. Life of Pi: Yann Martel
5. 4 3 2 1 : Paul Austen ( At that length...should count as 2!)
6. The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry
7. Home Fire
8. The Mars Room
9. Everything Under: Daisy Johnson
10. Normal People : Sally Rooney

[Caitlin]

I really like the idea of reading the Hugo finalists for 2018 and think I'll add the Nebula finalists for 2018 as well. I've been meaning to read the books for these awards for a long time. Based on the number of this year's Hugo and Nebula awards, this is likely around 54 total.

Hugo Awards

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Nebula Awards

Novel
1. Amberlough
2. The Strange Case of the Alchemist's Daughter
3. Spoonbenders
4. The Stone Sky
5. Six Wakes
6. Jade City

Novella
1. River of Teeth
2. Passing Strange
3. And Then There Were
4. Barry's Deal
5. All Systems Red
6. The Black Tides of Heaven

Novelette
1. Dirty Old Town - Richard Bowes
2. Weaponized Math - Jonathan P. Brazee
3. Wind Will Rove
4. A Series of Steaks - Vina Jie-Min Prasad
5. A Human Stain
6. Small Changes Over Long Periods of Time

Short Story
1. Fandom for Robots - Vina Jie-Min Prasad
2. Welcome to Your Authentic Indian Experience - Rebecca Roanhorse
3. Utopia, LOL? - Jamie Wahls
4. Clearly Lettered in a Mostly Steady Hand
5. The Last Novelist
6. Carnival Nine

[Carri]

I am in for 10 from #5. Read books that won one particular prize.
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[Lois]

Every New Years Day I get together with a group of friend for a themed potluck. This year we researched and cooks a feast with recipes dating back 150 years ago in Canada as our celebration of 150 Canada. It was a great meal! I am now fascinated with the history of Canadian cooking. So my topic is Canadian Cooking especially Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. These will be historical books and not just recipe books but that doesn't mean I will not be trying some recipes. I am going to leave the number of books as TBD because this will be a research project. I will start with the following and add as I go.

Feasting and Fasting: Canada's Heritage Celebrations / Dorothy Duncan
Nothing More Comforting: Canada's Heritage Food / Dorothy Duncan
Canadians at Table: Food, Fellowship, and Folklore: A Culinary History of Canada / Dorothy Duncan
Nova Scotia Cookery, Then and Now / Nova Scotia Archives
Celebrating 150 Years of Canadian Cuisine / Jennifer Ogle [Not yet published]



1/TBD

[Janine]

I'm going to dig deeper into some sub-genres.

5 for Fantasy
5 For Sci-Fi
5 for Non-fiction.

Total: 0/15

[Arushi]

I'm going to read 2 books from each topic, so 10 in all.

[Mie]

Update msg 18: 2/20
✅ Cozy - Murder in Mesopotamia - 5⭐️
✅ Private detective - Dybet - 4⭐️

[Ashley]

Total Read - 2/10

I will aim for 10 books total. I may change this at some point though :)

I will read 5 books from the year 2016 because that is the year I was finally brave enough to come out to someone I trust, and because of that I will also read 5 books from the LGBT genre.


Published in 2016 1/5

1. Mother, Can You Not? ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ❤️
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LGBT Books 1/5

1.Scissor Link ⭐️⭐️⭐️
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[Debra H]

I'll join and aim for 10 books total.

23/10

Read books that are sub-genres of one particular genre - Fantasy
1) La Belle Sauvage
2) Tempests and Slaughter
3) The Raven Boys
4) The Dream Thieves
5) Blue Lily, Lily Blue
6) Ink and Bone
7) The Two Princesses of Bamarre
8) The Lightning Thief
9) Sea of Monsters
10) Titan's Curse
11) The Love That Split the World
12) Ice Dragon
13) Charmed Life
14) Good Omens
15) Songs of Love Lost and Found
16) Carry On
17) Shadow and Bone
18) The Assassin's Apprentice

Read books that won one particular prize - Top 100 List
1) The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
2) The Outsiders
3) Good Omens
4) Matilda
5) The Hunger Games

I know being on a top 100 list isn't technically a prize; I can change it if it's a problem. I've just always wanted to complete a top 100 list, so this seemed like a good challenge to force me to fit some of them in.

[Heidi]

I will join and aim for 10 books: 1/10

Task #1: fairy tale retelling
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Task #2: Fantasy
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[Ninad]

I'll go with 30 high-fantasy.
6/30 done.
24 left.

[Charity]

Updated message 22.

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[Leah]

What a fun challenge. I will use #5 as my stage and read 10 Newberry award winning books.

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[Rachael]

Updated you all to here. Hope you are all enjoying what you're reading :)

[Rachael]

Mikayla wrote: "Rachael wrote: "Updated you all to here. Hope you are all enjoying what you're reading :)"

erm....I have a slight problem. I'm not sure if I can find anything published in 2015"

Try this:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/popula... or have a look at the Goodreads Choice Awards 2015. I hope you find something that interests you :)

[Blagica , Challenges]

Rachael I am going to sign up for 10 books that were either Goodreads choice award nominees or winners is that ok?

[Rachael]

Blagica wrote: "Rachael I am going to sign up for 10 books that were either Goodreads choice award nominees or winners is that ok?"
Certainly. Enjoy your challenge :)

[Blagica , Challenges]

I have to redo my entire corner to add the challenge =)

[Blagica , Challenges]

My pleasure I hope you enjoy it.

[Claire]

I will join for 5 books in the category
Philosophy
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5 noble prize winners
1. Green Hills of Africa Ernest Hemingway
Pages: 308 p. Date read: 8/2/2018 Rating:3 stars
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5 Pulitzer prizes
1.The Good Earth Pearl S. Buck
Pages: 372 p.Date read: 25/1/2018 Rating: 4 stars
2.To Kill a Mockingbird Harper Lee
Pages:385 p. Date red:2/1/2018 Rating: 5 stars
3.The Old Man and the Sea 16/3/2018
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[Rachael]

Mikayla wrote: "Can I lower my goal to ten?"
Of course you can, we want you to feel comfortable with the goals you choose. I've updated the list

[Charity]

Updated message 22.

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