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wordsandpeace.com
2026 READING PLANS AND CHALLENGES Ideally, here is what I would like to read, at least, every month: 1 book for my BookBound project From my TBR: 1 book in print 1 book in Spanish/Italian - alternate From my TBR: 1 from my jar or recently added to my TBR From my TBR: 2 classics... |
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potpourri2015.wordpress.com
We're into the second week of #NonfictionNovember and the prompt for this week, hosted by Frances @ Volatile Rune, focuses on how we go about picking the nonfiction we read. Thinking over this post, I was concerned that what I have to say might turn into a repeat of exactly what I said last year... |
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wordsandpeace.com
The #1925Club For 10 years Simon, at Stuck in a Book, and Karen at Kaggsy's Bookish Ramblings have been organizing club year events, usually in April and October, in which they encourage everybody to read books published in the same year. And it happens to work well with Neeru's own challenge: Hundred Years Hence Reading... |
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shereadsnovels.com
Six Degrees of Separation: From Wolfe Island to Daphne du Maurier and Her Sisters - She Reads Novels It's the first Saturday of the month which means it's time for another Six Degrees of Separation, hosted by Kate of Books are my Favourite and Best. The idea is that Kate chooses a book to use as a starting point and then we have to link it to six other books of our choice... |
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