SEPTEMBER
(last month of challenge)
Mister Linky will be keeping track of our monthly reads. Please type your name and then the name of the book you have read in parentheses. To link your review, copy and paste the direct URL and press enter.
SAMPLE:
Your Name: Joy (The Only Road North)
Your URL: http://thoughtsofjoyblog.blogspot.com/2007/05/non-fiction-five-challenge.html
SEPTEMBER
NON-FICTION FIVE CHALLENGE READS:
NON-FICTION FIVE CHALLENGE READS:
I've read all my books, but still have to write a review for The Journey of Crazy Horse.
ReplyDeleteSage ~ That's great, Sage! I hope they have all been worthy reads. :)
ReplyDeleteWell, better late than never. It's still September, so I guess I'm still in on this one! Oh the joys of a good book--oh the pain of staying ahead of the game with reviews that are due!
ReplyDeleteStella ~ No pressure! Just have fun reading what you can. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm finished.
ReplyDeleteHere are my little over five:
ReplyDelete1. EarthWors Group 50 Simple Things You Can Do to Save the Earth 363.705 P
2 Sutcliff, Rosemary The Light Beyond the Forest 398.26 S
3. Upjohn, Sheila Why Julian Now? bv5095.94u64
4. Tracy, Sheila The Lif3 and Times of Constantine 920
5 Larkin, Tanya Hernando de Soto 920 S
6. Stewart Gail B. Cubq 972.91S
7. Collins, David R. The Country Artist 920 P
8. Vogt, Gregory Volcanoes 551V
9. Preston, Douglas Monster of Florence 363.152PV
10. 8. Collins, David R. The Coutry Artist (Beatrix Potter) 920 C
9. St. George, Judith Betsy Ross 920 S
10. Harness, Cheryl The Remarkable Thomas Jeffereson 920 H
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12. Harness, Cheryl The Remarkable Benjamin Franklin 920H
13. Galdone, Paqul King of the Cats 811.008B
14. Lucas, Eileen Vincent Van Gogh 920 V
15. Souter, Gerry, Janice John Quincy Adams 920 A
16 Weir, Allison Elizebeth 920 W
Just to let you know I've posted a wrap-up of the challenge on my blog here.
ReplyDeleteI ended up reading 6 books, yay! :)
Thanks for hosting Joy!
I posted a wrap up here
ReplyDeleteThanks Joy--I love this challenge. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Joy for a wonderful challenge. I've posted a wrap up here.
ReplyDeleteCONGRATULATIONS to all of you! I'm so glad you were able to finish the challenge and actually enjoy it! Hopefully we'll remember to keep some non-fiction in our reading diet as the year continues.
ReplyDeleteActually--when I was making my list in April my choices were a little limited. But as I was making the final decision on my last book I had several to choose from and I wanted to read them all!! I think this challenge has taught me that not all non-fiction is dry and boring (kind of like classics!!) ;) Um, except my classics reading lately has gone seriously downhill!!
ReplyDeleteTrish ~ First you made me smile, then you made me say, "OH NO!" I'm sorry to hear about the downhill classics. Isn't it a bummer when that happens? I mean that sincerely. I immensely dislike when I want to like books and it just doesn't happen.
ReplyDeleteUgh, I just haven't been in the mood lately for classics!! I've got to read them, though...I've only read 1 true classic for the challenge and it's October! Eeeks...what kind of hostess would I be if I failed my own challenge. ;)
ReplyDeleteI actually finished the last book at the end of August, but didn't provide a link in September, so here it is:
ReplyDeleteJennifer Traig. Devil in the Details: Scenes from an Obsessive Girlhood
Trish ~ Hostesses are not required to follow the rules of the challenge - didn't anybody tell you that?!? :)
ReplyDeleteKrin ~ I'll add it on! :)