25 November 2008

Challenge: Themed Reading 2009


Here's another challenge I can't resist. The good news is that the books must come from my TBR pile, so I'll actually make some headway! The challenge begins in February.

Caribousmom is hosting the Themed Reading challenge, and the full rules can be found on her blog (here). The option I'm going for is to pick 6 books that share more than two themes.

Here are my themes (1) part of a mystery series, (2) woman author, (3) woman protagonist, and (4) protagonist operates out of the United States.

Here are the authors (with protagonist and state). The particular book will depend on where I am in the series when this challenge starts:

  • Blaize Clement (Dixie Hemingway from Florida)
  • Earlene Fowler (Benni Harper from California)
  • Charlaine Harris (Sookie Stackhouse from Louisiana)
  • Cynthia Riggs (Victoria Trumbull from Massachusetts)
  • J. D. Robb (Eve Dallas from New York)
  • Kate Wilhelm (Barbara Holloway from Oregon)
I'm hoping to make a dent in some of the series I've been reading.
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4 comments:

  1. Lynda11/25/08, 8:24 AM

    Great themes - wonderful list ;0)

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  2. Anonymous11/25/08, 8:51 AM

    Beth, I'm glad you visited my blog, because now I've found yours. It's wonderful, and I'll be following along.

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  3. Anonymous11/25/08, 10:22 AM

    What great themes you've put together! I'm very interested in the Sookie Stackhouse books - they sound good.

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  4. Wendy12/13/08, 1:43 PM

    Wow, you are one of the few who took on more than one theme! Excellent!! Glad you are joining us for this challenge in 2009 :)

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