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")
And in prize news, congratulations to Heather for winning a copy of Gordon K. Jones's Defending the Inland Shores: Newfoundland in the War of 1812 for taking part in last month's mini-challenge to read a book written by a past or current participant in the Canadian Book Challenge. Canadian Book Challenge mini-challenges are exclusive to members via email.)
27 comments:
The Prescription Errors - a novel set in Vancouver - makes 21/13!
6 books reviewed.
Hi John, adding two more to start the month off with a bang
10/13 Buffalo Jump by Howard Shrier
11/13 The Couple Next Door by Shari Lapena
Hi John,
Gwethalyn Graham's 1938 Governor General's Award-winning novel Swiss Sonata is my fourth entry in the Challenge, but I wonder if my previous links have failed to go through, as I notice I'm not listed on the sidebar.
I am re-entering them, just in case!
Total so far: 4/13
Barb in BC
That's 18/13
7 books reviewed - Family Matters by Rohinton Mistry
Closing in - 12/13
Hi all,
I just completed my March mini-challenge and read a really wonderful picture book. It is for a book called "I am not a Number". It is at this URL: https://canadianbooksblog.wordpress.com/2017/03/10/i-am-not-a-number-written-by-dr-jenny-kay-dupuis-and-kathy-kacer-175/
I am at 175/13.
Happy Reading all!
Irene Roth
I'm at 19/13. The Specific Ocean is a picture book! Also please note my website has moved to its own domain (pussreboots.com). Same blog — different location.
Added one more, a banner month so far.
12/13 Love, Lies and Spies by Cindy Anstey
Just finished #40/13 ... "Vij: A One-Way Ticket to Canada with India in My Suitcase and Lessons I Learned in Life" by Vikram Vij
Just finished #41/13 ... "How to Lose a Marathon: A Starter's Guide to Finishing in 26.2 Chapters" by Joel Cohen
Follow Me Down puts me at 9/13 John.
I'm up to 20/13
Mistry's Family Matters makes it 22/13.
Hi John, I am looking forward to my book prize. Thanks to author Gordon Jones for donating it.
13/13 The Break by Katherena Vermette
13/13 and its still March
I'm at 21/13 now.
2 this month, woo hoo!
The Handmaid's Tale - that's 2/13
The Shack - that's 3/13
Just discovered that Kate Leth, whose Hellcat I reviewed in January, is originally from Nova Scotia, so I've added the review here.
28/13 (23/13 (YK, BC, ON, NT, NL, AB, QC, NU, PE, NS & 13/13 comics)
Just finished #42/13 ... "The Futures" by Anna Pitoniak
I am at thirty-four Canadian books. I thought about "Winnie-The-Poo". Even though writer & illustrator are English, those who know the story of its creation know it is named after a black bear from my home city A Winnipeg soldier introduced Christopher Robin and his Dad to the bear. If there is no objection, I have two to read. The picture book I am submitting now is that of the great Phoebe Gilman, who left us too soon. Lastly: please change my website listing to this. The former kindly directed people to last year's run of challenges that I host. Carolyn http://cmriedel.wordpress.com/reviews-canadian/
29/13 (23/13 (YK, BC, ON, NT, NL, AB, QC, NU, PE, NS & 14/13 comics)
And "Green Tomato Years" brings me to 13 books this month; one of them I've added with the name Melanie instead of Melwyk, in error, but it's still me! (Karyotype)
That brings me to a total of 117.
This children's book brings me to 22/13
Daddy Lenin brings me to 24/13.
Hi all,
I am at 190/13.
I can't believe my reading list this year. It seems that I just keep picking up more and more books to read, and I am loving every minute of it!
I hope everyone is enjoying spring, wherever they are. It is looking a lot more like spring here in Ontario!
Have a good April all!
Irene Roth
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