Tuesday, August 01, 2017
11th Annual Canadian Book Challenge - August Roundup
1. Click on the icon above
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 Melwyk (Anne of Green Gables) 4. In the comment section below, tell me your grand total so far. (ex. "This brings me up to 1/13")
5. In the comment section below, note whether you've read a book which meets the monthly
challenge set via email for participants.
And in prize news, congratulations to Heather at Books & Quilts for winning the amazing 13 book prize pack offered as a starting gate incentive by Simon & Schuster Canada! We hope to see some of those titles reviewed in this year's challenge!
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Engel's The Tattooed Woman makes 2/13.
ReplyDeleteI'm up to 4/13. I'm in the middle of a move and it's making me a grumpy reader.
ReplyDeleteThis brings me to just 2/13, I'm afraid. It's been a busy summer.
ReplyDeleteI'm Thinking of Ending Things is 1/13. thanks for the book suggestion. Wendy
ReplyDeleteNow at 2/13 comics and with Yukon & Ontario off my list.
ReplyDeleteOn the board with 1/13!
ReplyDeleteHi Melanie, and all,
ReplyDeleteI read and reviewed 13 books last month. I will post all of my links this coming week.
My goal this year is 13 books a month. I have lessened my reading load for this year a bit. I have a lot of other things on the table including starting another University Degree.
Take good care all, and happy reading!
Irene Roth
I am counting this as 2/13, even though it was three books so technically it could be 4/13. I like to count series as 1, though, and I did one joint review. (The 2nd and 3rd books were both published in 2017.)
ReplyDeleteRoughneck (2017) brings me up to 5/13.
ReplyDelete2/13 for me!
ReplyDeleteJust finished #9 ~ "Truth and Honour: The Death of Richard Oland and the Trial of Dennis Oland" by Greg Marquis ... http://www.teenaintoronto.com/2017/08/book-truth-and-honour-death-of-richard.html
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ReplyDeleteCloud Physics by Karen Enns was published in 2017. It makes 4/13 for me.
ReplyDeleteThe Line Painter was number #2/13 for me. I really enjoyed and thankful to be introduced to a great Canadian writer.
ReplyDeleteThe Only Child makes 3/13 for me and was published in 2017.
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ReplyDeleteJust finished #10 ... "I Hear She's a Real Bitch" by Jen Agg
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI've added my first review for this challenge. This 1 of 13 books. Thanks for adding me to challenge. Have a great day!
I've read 1 of 13 for the Challenge.
ReplyDeleteI'm at 6/13 with Volkswagen Blues.
ReplyDeleteCataract City was number 3 for me.
ReplyDeleteJust finished #11 ... "150 Fascinating Facts About Canadian Women" by Margie Wolfe
ReplyDelete2/13 comics; Yukon, Nunavut, and Ontario off my provinces/territories 13
ReplyDeleteSleeping in the Ground brings me to 2/13
ReplyDeleteJust finished 2/13.
ReplyDeleteread and reviewed 4/13
ReplyDeleteAirborn by Kenneth Oppel
The Dorito Effect by Mark Schatzkel
Roughting It in the Bush (graphic novel) by Carol Shields
Sisters in Two Worlds by Michael Peterman
Hi,
ReplyDeletePosted a couple more books, this is 3 of 13 for me.
Have a great day!
2/13 comics; YK, NU, ON, and BC off my provinces/territories 13
ReplyDelete7/13 with Cadillac Couches.
ReplyDelete2/13 comics; YK, NU, ON, and BC off my provinces/territories 13 (6 in total)
ReplyDelete5/13 Rebel by R. J. Anderson
ReplyDeleteI received the wonderful prize pack earlier in the month from Simon and Schuster and am looking forward to enjoying them.
Just finished 3/13.
ReplyDeleteJust finished #12 ... "Skinheads, Fur Traders, and DJs: An Adventure Through the 1970s" by Kim Clarke Champniss
ReplyDeleteI'm at 8/13 now with D4VE.
ReplyDeleteHomer in Flight makes 5/13.
ReplyDeleteNow at thirteen books
ReplyDeleteI'm at 1/3 and After All just came out last month so it fits for this month's challenge! :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm Thinking of Ending Things brings me to 12/13.
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