Mt. Ararat Intro

[Bev]

This is the place if you plan to read 40 books from your TBR pile/s. Sign up with a discussion entry below.

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Hi Bev. I'll try for Ararat (although looking at my planned reading list I may be under planning). Will post a list tomorrow. I have already read six which had been languishing for some time on my shelves!

(Transferred the list to my thread)

[Bev]

Hayes wrote: "Hi Bev. I'll try for Ararat (although looking at my planned reading list I may be under planning). Will post a list tomorrow. I have already read six which had been languishing for some time on my ..."

Hi! And welcome!

[Misfit]

I think I'll start with this one, although I'm wondering why we don't have an Aconcagua category, it is a big 'un :)



So far I've only got three that qualify, The Sea of Love
by Sorcha MacMurrough, And One Wore Gray by Heather Graham and Silver Storm by Cynthia Wright.

[Bev]

Misfit wrote: "I think I'll start with this one, although I'm wondering why we don't have an Aconcagua category, it is a big 'un :)
..."

Was just trying to get a variety of levels and went with mountains was familiar with...If I do this again next year I may toss in a couple more levels.

[Misfit]

I was joshing :)

I'd never have heard about Aconcagua except the boss did that one while he was doing that seven summits on seven continents thing.

Seriously, it's a fun idea to try to get us to read the books we already own.

[Bev]

I thought so, but I'm serious about more levels. Maybe one in between 50 and 75 & then another in between 75 and 100. Possibly upping the highest peak to 150. I'm going to see how this year's reading goes. If I can knock out 100 of my own books pretty quickly, then I'll know I want to up the highest level.

[Grada (BoekenTrol)]

I'm also joining this Mt. Ararat challenge. Like I said in my introduction post, I am reading rings and rays through BookCrossing too, so I rather step a mountain up than not reach my goal....
List will be put in a seperate thread here.