Autumn's Here we go Again List 2020

[Tracy]

I just want to know if there will be gifs in your updates again this year ??!!

[Tracy]

LOL you're the best!!

[Emily, Conterminous Mod]

Hitting the follow button just for the gifs!

[Jenna ✨DNF Queen✨Here, Sometimes...]

Ha I'm already loving your list! 2020 is going to be a great year!

[Jenna ✨DNF Queen✨Here, Sometimes...]

😂 love it! Great honest review!

[Lin]

Autumn wrote: "1. A book with a title that doesn't contain the letters A, T or Y Kindred

Annoyance... Trigger words...Probably a bit of spoilers.
I finis..."

Great review! I also read Kindred for Prompt #1. I don't write in detail reviews, but this was 90% of what I was thinking.

[Bana AZ]

Emily wrote: "Hitting the follow button just for the gifs!"

Same!

Love your reviews, Autumn.

[Tracy]

The Guernsey movie on Netflix was fantastic IMO... I watched it more than I care to mention.

[dalex]

I saw your challenge highlighted in the February newsletter so I thought I'd pop in and check it out. Love the gifs....they really add a lot of visual interest. Good luck with your challenge!

[Robin P, Orbicular Mod]

Just a comment, you felt you didn't have anything for a book related to a headline. But you could use Educated (her father obsesses about an event in the news, I think it is the govt invading the Branch Davidian compound.) Also Room, while not a true story, is similar to some actual incidents. And The Tattooist of Auschwitz is certainly about an event that was in the news. (It doesn't have to be current.)

[Jackie, Solstitial Mod]

Autumn wrote: "2. A book by an author whose last name is one syllable Girl in the Blue Coat

I know it is probably borderline psychotic of me, however, since I was in my pre-teen years... I have b..."

Have you read Melmoth?

[Entropia]

Awww, hope you will get to read and relax soon :)

Autumn wrote: "I have been wildly drawn to stories about World War II and the Holocaust. "

Have you read To Steal a March on God? It's bit chaotic narratively, but it's one of few compulsory reads at school I actually liked ;)

[Emily, Conterminous Mod]

Love this book so much. I'm listening to Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption, which is nonfiction set in the town in Alabama that Lee based this story off of... it's frightening to watch the parallels in her book versus real-life Alabama.