CPL's Book Quest: The Challenge discussion
2014 Mini-Challenges
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August's mini-challenge: The Art of Reading
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I would recommend Sacré Bleu by Christopher Moore. Of course, the Dan Brown, Robert Langdon series is always a good choice for action-packed art history lessons. A favorite from my childhood is From the Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler.





Having recently seen the Mona Lisa in the Louvre, it's hard to imagine how it could be stolen. Would this fit the challenge? I thought it would be an interesting read!


Having recently seen the Mona Lisa in the Louvre, it's hard to imagine how it could be stolen. Would this fit the challenge? I thought it would be an interesting read!"
Absolutely this would fit! It sounds very intriguing.


That's always a great feeling!
I'm having a hard time with this challenge. Does anyone have any suggestions for nonfiction books on this topic?

Rekesha, I haven't read The Monuments Men, but I heard it's good, and it covers a lot of interesting stuff. (The movie was really good!)
Museum of the Missing also looks pretty interesting. We have it in our collection: http://ezlibrary.infopeake.org/Record...
Hope you find something that you enjoy!
Liz wrote: "Rekesha, I haven't read The Monuments Men, but I heard it's good, and it covers a lot of interesting stuff. (The movie was really good!)
Museum of the Missing also looks pretty interesting."
Thanks for the suggestions!
Museum of the Missing also looks pretty interesting."
Thanks for the suggestions!

However, I have three more chapters so I should finish that tonight, then I can catch up!
Books mentioned in this topic
The Da Vinci Code (other topics)From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler (other topics)
Sacré Bleu: A Comedy d'Art (other topics)
The Chase (other topics)
Vanished Smile (other topics)
Whether you choose fiction or nonfiction, this month's challenge is wide open! Just pick something that has to do with art or music, in some form. Try Nikki Sixx's autiobiography. Or maybe you want to read about Andy Warhol. There are tons of novels featuring art, like Sacré Bleu by Christopher Moore.
Share what you are reading for this month's challenge here!