Here's the place to link up your reviews of books with something you'd find on a calendar in the title.If you don't have a blog or don't write reviews, please mark your progress in the comments.
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great challenge! look forward to reading all other books!
ReplyDeleteY'all are gonna think I have nothing else to do but this reading challenge, but I have been stuck home with sick kids all week, so I've been reading A LOT. And actually, this was accidental. Finished the book, and then noticed that it had the month "March" in the title, duh!
ReplyDeleteKaren, my book was an accidental challenge read as well!
ReplyDeleteOne down, five to go! Hopefully I'll enjoy the rest of my books more than I did the first ...
ReplyDeletenot sure if it counts....A Three Dog Life by Abigail Thomas
ReplyDeleteI'm also reading Murder on Monday but don't know when/if I'll finish it
First one done! I picked "The Dean's December" - my first Saul Bellow. Beautifully written!
ReplyDeleteJust finished my first book for the challenge!
ReplyDeleteMy third book down for the challenge! Just finished Just Another Judgement Day, by Simon R. Green (book 9 of the Nightside series). This is so much fun - and it's been helping me decide what to read next!
ReplyDeleteThis is my 2nd book in the challenge: Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom. I have wanted to read this book for several years and I was glad to have this challenge that gave me a reason to check it out of the library.
ReplyDeleteThis is my 2nd year of participating and had so much fun last year. This is my first book entered. Thank you for hosting.
ReplyDeleteMy very first book of 2012 was Winifred Watson's MISS PETTIGREW LIVES FOR A DAY. Which was so so much fun - the movie is good, too, but the pacing of the book is just too marvelous.
ReplyDeleteJust 2 more to go!!
ReplyDeleteThis is my second book read for this challenge. I kept coming across The Friday Night Knitting Club and decided I would read that for my "calendar" book. I didn't like it, but I'm glad I read it because now I know I don't need to read any more of the series.
ReplyDeleteApril Lady by Georgette Heyer. Four down.
ReplyDeleteGah. I posted my pocket read and my calendar read above: so sorry. (I did add the pocket read to its proper page, but can't delete the misplaced one.)
ReplyDeleteI read The Friday Night Knitting Club for this challenge.
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Another one donw, four more to go!
ReplyDeleteWhen looking at what I read, I realized this book - Redemption Day - fit something on a calendar.
ReplyDeleteSomething You'd find on a calendar - summer and winter... two books for the price of one, The Summer Book and A Winter Book, by Tove Jansson, Delightful, charming, wise, warm, beautifully written - read them and see how wonderful they are! http://chriscross-thebooktrunk.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/magical-finnish-stories.html
ReplyDeleteMy fourth for the challenge was The Lost Summer of Louisa May Alcott. A very enjoyable fiction with some basis on fact.
ReplyDeleteI just submitted my link, but I read this book early in the year. I only just realized I could use it for this category in the challenge (whew!)
ReplyDeleteFour down, two to go. This category's book was the delightful "The Darling Buds of May" by H.E. Bates.
ReplyDeleteI finished "the Year of the Flood" by Margaret Atwood to finish out this challenge!
ReplyDeleteI just added my last book for the challenge. This was great fun!
ReplyDeletejust in case A Three Dog Life didn't count... I read Wife by Wednesday
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Didn't write a review... but I read Wacky Wednesday by JA Rock; very good book. It's like Freaky Friday with a a twist.
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