Challenge 2 of 2018: Diversity is the spice of life

[Gabriela]

I've finished just in time!

#4 - LGBTQ and mental health
#5 - LGBTQ
#6 - MC in a motorcycle club

Updated post #4 :)

[Kdbrand]

Thanks to Laurel I was able to finish the challenge!

Updated post #12

[laurel [the suspected bibliophile]]

Kdbrand wrote: "Thanks to Laurel I was able to finish the challenge!

Updated post #12"

Glad I could help!

[laurel [the suspected bibliophile]]

Gabriela wrote: "I've finished just in time!

#4 - LGBTQ and mental health
#5 - LGBTQ
#6 - MC in a motorcycle club..."

Yay!!!! Congrats!

[Jennifer]

Finished Books #4 &5 - working on #6 right now!!
Finished:
- middle grade, but still good :)
- this one was so good!

[Jennifer]

Finished #6 -

[Melanie, place holding for a future mod]

Just to encourage discussion a little more than we've had lately...

Which book for this challenge (whether or not you actually completed the challenge) was the most meaningful/ greatest read?

[Melanie, place holding for a future mod]

I personally was just blown away by The Crossover.


I had no expectations for the book, and though I didn't expect to dislike it, I hadn't planned on liking it either. It has great poetry, great thematic follow through, exceptional plot, great characterization. It was just wholly good for me.

[laurel [the suspected bibliophile]]

Melanie wrote: "Just to encourage discussion a little more than we've had lately...

Which book for this challenge (whether or not you actually completed the challenge) was the most meaningful/ greatest read? "

I really loved and I enjoyed , but the one's really stuck with me was .

Spinning is a falling-out-of-love letter with figure staking, and the MC battles isolation, imposter syndrome, burnout, depression and coming to terms with her own sexuality and the fact that the sport she used to love just...isn't all that anymore. It really hit home.

[Diane]

Just for the record I think I updated every one for this challenge - Good Luck with the summer challenge :)