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April 2021 Karina's Pre-Readathon Board Game Challenge - Completed!
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Mar 11, 2021 12:13AM
Roll 1: 6 - Roll again
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Roll 2: 4 - Read a short storyCompleted: The Snows of Kilimanjaro by Ernest Hemingway
Completed: The hate u give by Angie ThomasRoll 4: 5 - Listen to an audiobook
Completed: Live fra Amerika by Jesper Steinmetz (no English version available) Roll 5: 2 - Booktitle begins with 'D'
Completed: Dream Maker: Paris by Audrey Carlan (English title: Paris - International Guy #1)Roll 6: 3 - Read for 3 hours
Completed: This is major: Notes on Diana Ross, Dark Girls and Being Dope by Shayla LawsonRoll 7: 4 - So close. Move back. Read for 2 hours
Completed: How to fail by Elizabeth DayRoll 8: 3 - Listen to an audiobook
Completed: A woman is no man by Etaf Rum Roll 9: 4 - Read 150 pages
Jamie wrote: "Great job so far!"Thank you!
I'm doing this in hard mode with a book pr. roll and keeping a better pace so far, than I had expected :D
Completed: All along you were blooming by Morgan Harper Nichols Roll 10: 1 - Read for 3 hours
Completed: Ask again, yes by Mary Beth KeaneRoll 11: 4 - So close. Move back. Read for 2 hours
I feel like I'm going in circles here *lol*
Karina wrote: "Completed: Ask again, yes by Mary Beth KeaneRoll 11: 4 - So close. Move back. Read for 2 hours
I feel like I'm going in circles here *lol*"
Ohhh no! lol. Well, still plenty of time!
Karina wrote: "Completed: Ask again, yes by Mary Beth KeaneRoll 11: 4 - So close. Move back. Read for 2 hours
I feel like I'm going in circles here *lol*"
I keep doing the same thing.
Completed: De uadskillelige by Simone de Beauvoir (English title: The inseperables) Roll 12: 3 - Listen to an audiobook
Third time's a charm!
I usually read a lot since it's one of the only activities I can sink myself into within my chronic illness flaring up, but Easter was good to me, so I haven't read at all during the holidays. Yesterday I got dove back in and completed my 11th book. Completed: Kvinder uden mænd by Shahrnush Parsipur (English title: Women without men)
Now for the next roll, I'm hoping for a fresh promt instead of yet another repeat *lol*
Roll 13: 6 - Too bad! Go back! Read a SciFi/Fantasy
A fresh square. Yay! Not into SciFi at all, so I'm going to go for something adventurous I can fit into a fantasy promt.
Any suggestions for a brilliant read?
Karina wrote: "I usually read a lot since it's one of the only activities I can sink myself into within my chronic illness flaring up, but Easter was good to me, so I haven't read at all during the holidays. Yest..."Oh gosh so many good fantasy books! How about a Wayward Children book?
Elyse wrote: "Karina wrote: "I usually read a lot since it's one of the only activities I can sink myself into within my chronic illness flaring up, but Easter was good to me, so I haven't read at all during the..."Thank you for the recommendation. The book looks riveting!
Unfortunately it wasn't available on my streaming service, but I'll definitely look out for is :D
Completed: The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman
Roll 14: 5 - Read 200 pages
Karina wrote: "Elyse wrote: "Karina wrote: "I usually read a lot since it's one of the only activities I can sink myself into within my chronic illness flaring up, but Easter was good to me, so I haven't read at ..."Oh Neil Gaiman is a good choice!
Completed: The Glass Castle: A Memoir by Jeannette Walls Roll 15: 4 - End. Read 500 pages
Completed: The Autobiography by Margaret Thatcher Gosh, that was a battle getting through that last one. Probably not the best book to read with a time limit *lol*
But I made it. Yay!
Thanks for creating this. It was great fun :D
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