Julie's 2020 Challenge Buffet

[Luke]

Glad to hear that you both found a copy of it and that the reading went well, Julie. The author's other works, both in writing and in film, are well worth exploring, especially his God's Bits of Wood.

[Julie]

Well - the covid levels here in Denmark have shut down the libraries again. This means I will not manage to get a copy of The Executioner's Song this year, so I will not finish my pulitzer challenge for 2020.
Will have to read that book another year.

[Sara, New School Classics]

Sorry about the closed libraries, Julie. Disappointing when you cannot read a book because you cannot get it! My Pulitzer challenge goes on and on, it takes a long time to read them all. Best wishes for 2021.

[Julie]

Sara wrote: "Sorry about the closed libraries, Julie. Disappointing when you cannot read a book because you cannot get it! My Pulitzer challenge goes on and on, it takes a long time to read them all. Best wishe..."

Oh yes, my Pulitzer Challenge is also an ongoing project - this book will probably be for 2022 or later (already chose my 2021 reads)

[Carolien]

Congratulations on completing all the challenges, Julie. You have my sympathy on closed libraries. Here in Johannesburg, they have been closed since March.

[Brina]

Julie and Carolein, I feel for you. I bought way too many books this year. Here’s to many more enlightening Pulitzer reads.

[Jessica-sim]

Wow! So well done! I have X and U still to fill for my author's challenge and happily stole Diana Xarissa from you, I love Cozy Detectives so that will be perfect I think :-)

[Julie]

Jessica wrote: "Wow! So well done! I have X and U still to fill for my author's challenge and happily stole Diana Xarissa from you, I love Cozy Detectives so that will be perfect I think :-)"

Yes she is really enjoyable. I have more of her books in my ereader for next years A-Z author challenge