A book shorter than 100 pages

[Stina]

I listened to Honor Yourself for my #Winterween "read in the dark" book. It's a 20-minute guided meditation, so I figure there is no way that translates to 100+ pages. But here is your chance to read a children's picture book or a Poe short story or something and count it as a challenge read with zero guilt.

[Cheryl]

I will likely read many of these -- I don't usually even count them in my yearly challenge. But since I had a book written by a fellow BookCrosser that I wanted to be able to provide a review on, I will at least count the first one for the challenge: The Toad from Outer Space, by Faiz Kermani. He spoke at the Bordeaux Conention and was very popular and fun to hang out with.

[Stina]

Cheryl wrote: "I will likely read many of these -- I don't usually even count them in my yearly challenge. But since I had a book written by a fellow BookCrosser that I wanted to be able to provide a review on, I..."

I love the title!

[Cheryl]

His previous book was The Toad Who Loved Tea -- I think it is my favorite of his.

[Mary]

I read a lovely book by young Jack Berry called "Flying High in the Sunlit Silence: Aviation Art by Jack Berry". The pages are not numbered, by Amazon (who printed the book) tell me that there are 91 pages.