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2. Add a link to your review. (Please link to your specific review, not an entire webpage.)
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4. In the comment section below, tell me your grand total so far. (ex. "This brings me up to 1/13")
37 comments:
Happy Canada Day! So excited to have read my first Canadian book of the challenge!
Happy Dominion Day, John! Here's my first book at the challenge.
HapPy Canada Day !
Home from being in our nation's lovely capital! great photos added to the collection =)
and posting my first review 1/13
now that I had time to put one together!
Thanks again, John, for hosting a fave reading challenge!
I'm in again!! This time, I'm starting in July so I WILL complete the challenge :)
My first post is a dark tale of a boy who grew up in a small room.
Happy belated (very) Canada Day! Officially on the radar with 1 book :)
Hi John,
This brings me up to 5/13!
Happy belaboured Canada Day everyone! I hope you had a good one!
It is hot here....time to sit in the a/c and read....
Talk to you all soon!
Irene Roth
OK, my first book! 1/13
2/13. The "Farting Dog" book has three authors but one of them is Canadian!
Hello all!
I so missed doing this challenge last year that I had to get back in. So I'm on the board with 1/13.
2 up this month. (So far. The TBR pile has more Canadians in it. My, we're a prolific country, writers-wise, aren't we?)
1st was Outside the Line, by Christian Petersen, and 2nd was The Lost Salt Gift of Blood, short stories by Alistair MacLeod. I'll try for something a bit more "cheerful" for my 3rd!
~Barb (in B.C.)
On to Manitoulin Island!
just posted [and tweeted @_eHope]book review 2 - Jean Little's Mama's GOing to Buy You a Mockingbird. Posted at FHC and at goodreads for good measure =)
Book 3 is read but as yet, unreviewed. Have a great day!
Up to 2/13 so far; this book has three novella's. One is by a Canadian.
First book down! Another "new to me" author.
First one of the year for me! 1/13
2/13!
2/13 for me too! I am on a roll this year!
Hi John,
I am at 9 books read and reviewed.
I hope you're not as hot as we are here in Ontario. Phew....100 plus degrees for 3 days in a row.
Take care John!
Irene
My first book for the 7th challenge is Look For Me by Edeet Ravel.
We're not haying this year, which is rather odd-seeming but quite a nice break, so I'm taking it easy these past few days reading in the shade instead. Two more just added, so Gabrielle Roy's Enchanted Summer and Farley Mowat's Owls in the Family put me at #3 & #4 for July. And I've just assembled a nice little TBR pile full of Canadians, so more will be coming soon.
Hope everyone is having a good summer so far,
Barb (in B.C.)
I added my first 2 books to the list.
Sarah@Workaday Reads
Up to 3/13 with a post-apocalyptic tale.
Book #2: Cinnamon Gardens by Shyam Selvadurai.
3/13
2/13 - both by the incomparable Leonard Cohen
Book # 6: Gabrielle Roy's The Road Past Altamont. (And now I must seek out Street of Riches, of course!)
~Barb (in B.C.)
And Monkey Beach by Eden Robinson makes 7. (I read this early in the month, and couldn't let it go without a review.) Excellent book. Check it out, if you haven't already. (It was published way back in 2000, so I'm way behind the curve in my discovery of it; you've probably all read it already!)
Barb (in B.C.)
2/13
Currently at 3/13
Recently read #1!
Recently read #2!
Moving along to 4/13
3/13
Just added #8 & #9. (Quick reads, those two.)
~Barb (in B.C.)
HI John, adding number 1
They Disappeared by Rick Mofina
http://www.heatherpearson.com/2013/07/they-disappeared-by-rick-mofina.html
Just finished #3!
I managed to read my first book to reach CATHEDRAL GROVE just before the end of the month. 1/13
John, great names for this years levels
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