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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)
4. In the comment section below, tell me your grand total so far. (ex. This brings me up to 1/13)
37 comments:
Hi John,
9 Shadows that Rush Past
10 Above all things
John: I am now at 7 of 13.
A Few Blocks by Cybèle Young and A Rule Against Murder by Louise Penny; Read by Ralph Cosham make books 21 and 22. I read both in February but didn't get them posted until now.
#10/13 The Mistress of Nothing by Kate Pullinger
#11/13 The Edible Woman by Margaret Atwood.
(And my apologies... I forgot to add the title to my link for my previous addition. It was The Mistress of Nothing.)
I'm up to 18 books now.
That puts me at 36.
The Emperor of Paris is #23 for me. I am trying to read one book set in each province and territory in 2013 but obviously this one doesn't count. So far I have read:
Healthy, Wealthy and Dead by Suzanne North (Alberta)
The Age of Hope by David Bergen (Manitoba)
Away by Jane Urquhart (Ontario)
February by Lisa Moore (Newfoundland and Labrador)
Flight of Aquavit by Anthony Bidulka (Saskatchewan)
37/13
I just finished #17 :)
These are some great reading suggestions. And what a tough pace you all are setting!
Forty Words for Sorrow brings me to 5/13.
That makes 38/13
#12/13 Thirty Acres by Ringuet
I've gone back and started a draft blog post for the wrap-up of this, counting up all the books I submitted. I think I haven't been commenting as much as I should, as my count after Speaking from Among the Bones is 27 books read.
Will try to get to 50, but that will likely be a stretch at this point.
The Wildfire Season is my 24th read for the challenge and my book for the Yukon in my own challenge to read one book set in each province and territory.
Just made lucky 13!
Added book #21: Ru by Kim Thuy.
7/13 John, Random Passage by Bernice Morgan
18/13 with just a couple reviews outstanding.
I'm now at 39.
I'm up to 6/13. Slowly getting there.
Hi John,
I just read and reviewed my 49th book...that's 49/13.
Take care,
Irene
That makes an even 40!
Finishing Short History of Canada, which I have been working on for 2 months, brings me to 6 out of 13. I have some catching up to do!
Deadly Appearances by Gail Bowen brings me to 6 of 13.
At 4 so far.
My progress report for a paltry 6 books is here
Hi John,
I'm at 54/13.
Skipping right along...
Happy Easter!
Irene
The Canadian Army asked Aurora winner Karl Schroeder to write a fictional account of future ops and this is what they got.
Now up to 10/13
Word from New France brings my count in this Challenge to 28.
I added a few books to bring my total up to 18.
Sarah at Workaday Reads
As I like to read one book from each province and territory, and at least 13 from the North, here's my progress so far:
Northern Reads:
1. Renallta Arluk- Thoughts and Other Human Tendencies
2. Edith Iglauer- Denison's Ice Road
3. Mike Vlessides- The Ice Pilots
4. Tyler Heal- The Times Behind the Signs
5. Vicky Delany- Gold Mountain
6. Eric Wilson- The Inuk Mountie Adventure
7. Neil Christopher and Alan Neal- Ava and the Little Folk
8. Kathy Reichs- Bones are Forever
9. Michael Kusugak- Baseball Bats for Christmas
10. Fran Hurcomb- Old Town
11. Jamie Bastedo- Nighthawk!
12. Ryan Silke- High-Grade Tales
13. Patrick White- Mountie in Mukluks
Canada Wide:
Ontario
1. Victoria Dunn- Alice Hearts Welsh Zombies
2. Joseph Boyden- Through Black Spruce
3. Susanna Moodie- Roughing it in the Bush
4. Paul Glennon- Bookweird
5. Jeff Lemire- Sweet Tooth, Out of the Woods
6. Michelle Wan- Deadly Slipper
7. Malcolm Gladwell- Outliers
8. Cory Doctorow- Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom
9. Robert Munsch- Finding Christmas
10. Jane Urquhart- Away
11. Scott Chantler- Tower of Treasure
12. Stephen Leacock- Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town
13. Lynn Johnston- Something Old, Something New
14. Eric Walters- We All Fall Down
Northwest Territories
15. Tyler Heal- Sign of the Times
16. Reneltta Arluk- Thoughts and Other Human Tendencies
17. Mike Vlessides - The Ice Pilots
18. Edith Iglauer- Denison's Ice Road
19. Kathy Reichs- Bones are Forever
20. Fran Hurcomb- Old Town
21. Jamie Bastedo- Nighthawk!
22. Ryan Silke- High-Grade Tales
Newfoundland and Labrador
23. Greg Malone- You Better Watch Out
24. Sharon E. McKay- Charlie Wilcox
25. Lisa Moore- February
The Yukon
26. Vicky Delany- Gold Mountain
Quebec
27. Brian K. Vaughan and Niko Henrichon- The Pride of Baghdad
British Columbia
28. Douglas Coupland- Shampoo Planet
29. Keith Morgan- Ruta's Closet
30. Richard Wagamese- Indian Horse
Nunavut
31. Eric Wilson- the Inuk Mountie Adventure
32. Neil Christopher and Alan Neal- Ava and the Little Folk
33. Michael Kusugak- Baseball Bats for Christmas
34. Patrick White- Mountie in Mukluks
Saskatchewan
35. Beth Goobie- Jason's Why
New Brunswick
36. Corey Redekop- Husk
PEI
37. David Helwig- Close to the Fire
Manitoba
38. Andrew Davidson- The Gargoyle
39. David Bergen- The Age of Hope
Nova Scotia
40. Hugh MacLennan- Two Solitudes
For my own personal goal I still need to read a book from Alberta. Getting there!
My total at the end of March is 20.
Actually, looking at your sidebar, I'm at 19. Not sure if I'm off here, or at my own blog. We'll go with 19.
Up to 11/13 with this tale about a Vancouver businessman in the 1950s.
I'm up to 6 out of 13.
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