1. Click on the icon above
2. Add a link to your review. (Please link to your specific review, not an entire webpage.)
3. Add your name and in parentheses the title of the book, such as John Mutford (Anne of Avonlea) Also, in the comment section below, tell me your grand total so far. (ex. This brings me up to 1/13)
49 comments:
Hi John,
I have read and reviewed 10 reviews as of July 31st. I just couldn't post this comment until today.
Talk to you soon,
Irene
This is my 3rd book, 'Spirit of the North'. Looking forward to posting many more!
Hi,
Just posted two more reviews, they're from July, but I wasn't fast enough. Now at 6/10 reviews.
Irene - Wow! You rock 10 books already!
Hi John,
1 of 13, though light on the reviewing front. I just need more practice!
Thanks,
>Sam
The Weed that Strings the Hangman's Bag, the second book in the Flavia de Luce series, is my third Canadian book.
Hi all. Just posted my 5th review. Let's Kill Uncle, by Rohan O'Grady, aka June Skinner of Vancouver, B.C. A VERY different book indeed!
And many apologies, John, I linked this twice. I didn't think it went through the first time - that may indeed be a bad link. The second one should be OK. I'll get this figured out yet!
~Barb
That brings me up to 4 books.
John: My participation is off to a slower start with 1 of 13.
I've just added my 2nd book for the challenge, Still Life. I have a couple more in the wings to be read soon.
Accidental Captives makes 3 books for me so far.
Woo hoo! I'm on the map!
I just linked up Never Enough by Denise Jaden, my first book for the challenge. If you like Young Adult Contemporary, I highly recommend. I gave it 5/5 stars!
OK - I just read my first Canadian book for the 6th Challenge year. Why Men Lie by Linden MacIntyre. Good writing, but the plot could have been more substantial.
Gold Fever is my third book for the challenge.
I just added my first book for the challenge (1 of 13).
just added number 3 for this year's challenge! i am enjoying getting to see everyone's respective reading lists.
Am feeling quite behind. This (In Cars) is my first review of the new challenge, but I have a few other reviews I am working on and will try to have posted in August.
Since Eckhart Tolle lives in Vancouver, I figured this one counts. Puts me at four books.
1/13 - Kilmeny of the Orchard by Lucy Maud Mongomery.
Finally on the board with three absolutely fantastic books this month! 3/13
The Ice Pilots is my 4th review for the 6th Canadian Book Challenge.
Second review, Far To Go, by Alison Pick (2/13). And I have an ever-increasing pile of 'Canadian' books to be read.
Dear George Clooney, Please Marry My Mom is 3/13.
Oops, forgot to leave a comment about my 4th book for this challenge. 'At Home in the Kitchen' is just what it sounds like, it's a cookbook. And a great one!It's by Judy Walter, who makes her home in Lethbridge, AB.
2/13 - Out of Nova Scotia Gardens by Marie Nightingale
Shampoo Planet is my 5th book for the challenge.
Hi John,
This last posting (Cousin Elva) puts me at 8 read & reviewed.
~Barb
Just posted a review for Half Empty by David Rakoff. This brings me up to 3 books so far for the challenge.
Just added a review if Mary Lawson's The Other Side of the Bridge.
Two by Inger Ash Wolfe. That makes 3 total
I added A Fatal Grace. That's my 4th book for the challenge.
7/13
i've just added my fourth book, elizabeth smart's by grand central station i sat down and wept; and while i have four more books to review before i get to it, i'm hoping to post number five (patricia keeney's first woman) by the month's end.
I've now reviewed 4 Canadian books. I'm on track to met my goal (pats self on back) (It's early days yet but I need all the encouragement I can give myself!)
I'm now at 7/13, John
Hi John, posted two more reviews, now at 8/13.
The View From a Kite puts me at 9 reviews in total. (And I think I will be going over 13 - there are so many Canadian books in my want-to-read pile - even before searching them out on purpose for this challenge. We're a literate nation, eh?!)
~Barb
This is my 5th review, "Watch" by Robert J. Sawyer. This is the second in the WWW trilogy.
I just finished #5.
8/13
I'm up to five books completed now.
The Next Margaret by Janice MacDonald Mant is my 5th read for the challenge.
That's 7 for me!
This make me up to /133
Well that last post makes no sense does it? My computer crashed! That puts me up to 8/13
"Boss of the Namko Drive" puts me at 11/13. And I'm really enjoying seeing what everyone else is reading - the TBR list is growing!
~Barb
And here's my #12 - Confessions of an Igloo Dweller. Have you read this one, John? We all liked it, and I was wondering if you had any opinions on it or any of Houston's other Arctic writings.
I think that's it for my August Canadian reads. :-)
~Barb
Two by Bernice Morgan in one post.
Total read = 3/13
I've got my first review of the challenge done. Yay me! I'll post the link once that functions opens again. (You will no doubt be thrilled to know that it's another Alice Munro collection...)
I'm up to 3 books now.
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