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")
30 comments:
Another Temperance Brennan mystery brings me to 12/13.
The Girls They Left Behind by Bernice Thurman Hunter brings me to 7 books read.
Starting the month with 38.
A Carol Shields novel brings me to 13/13--a few weeks ahead of schedule.
I'm up to 24/13 with Reading Up a Storm by Eva Gates (a non de plum for Vicky Delany)
Just finished #41.
Book 11
Birdie by Tracey Lindberg
Just finished #42 ... "Mr. Hockey: My Story" by Gordie Howe, who died last week.
Iain Reid's latest brings me up to 21/13. And I think that will be it for me for this year!
22/13
39/13
Teena, Nicola; I might not match you ladies this year but my 34 are respectable. Everyone: very nice, to see you finishing and exceeding in time! Sorry to hear about Gordie Howe. Happily, our kitty McCartney Hendrix (beside me on his own office chair) enjoyed his sixteenth birthday last week. These are pretty much photo shoots, as I do my best to follow our kitties inside & out on their special days. Hopefully looking at our camera. :) Yours warmly, Carolyn. https://cmriedel.wordpress.com/riedel-challenges-2016/
Finished #43.
Munro's The Moons of Jupiter brings me to 18/13. Almost caught up!
Just finished #44.
Hi John, my earlier comment was a bit wrong, Birdie should be book 10.
Sweetest Kulu is book 11
City of the Lost is book 12
Thanks. One more to go.
Just finished #45.
Ended up the year doing one extra book, which is always my goal. 14/13
With days to spare, I have #13 up.
Virals by Kathy Reich (going on a wee bit of a limb for some to count her Canadian)
I reviewed a poetry collection, Vancouver Walking, for 20/13. I should be able to complete one more review.
Now 13/13
HapPy to have made it 24/13 for this 9th Challenge! THANKS for excellent hosting, John - you're a marvel to keep our Canadian reading inspired for the duration... CONGRATS!!
Looking forward to #10 :) !!
WELL DONE Everyone & CONGRATS for another year of Canadian Book Challenge reading!
That takes me to 18!
And with Wild Rose, I have hit 15 books reviewed this challenge!
FYI ... the link to my blog is wrong on your right top sidebar. It should be "http://www.teenaintoronto.com" not "https://www.blogger.com/www.teenaintoronto.com".
Atwood's The Heart Goes Last makes it 21/13. I got this in just under the wire. See you for the 10th Challenge!
23/24
Finished at 15/13
I hope everyone caught the greeting I left for all of you, even shouting out some of y'all by name. HAPPY CANADA DAY: well done! Nice to see warm words like Sharon's and enthusiasm like Heather's and Swordsman's. Everyone's finishing touches are happy, as I am with mine. 38 will do it this year. Eric, I always push right to the wire! :) I hit all provinces except North West Territories and Newfoundland but got snippets of them in compilations.
My variety is good too, all but poetry this year. Kids, non-fiction, education, mysteries, classics, paranormal, photography books, and even the prime minister's memoir and two of Michael J. Fox's. My biggest surprise was "From Anna" by Jean Little. I expected it to contain depressing "coming of age" woes. It turned out to be a rich, memorable portrait. Yours in Manitoba, Carolyn http://cmriedel.wordpress.com/reviews-canadian/
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