What Canadian books did you read and review in January?
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1. Click on the icon above2. 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.
I hope to read more Canadian authors this year - Robertson Davies is in my sights!!
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That should be interesting -- one of the trilogies?
DeleteI'm having trouble with the linky. could you check it and let me know as it could be my computer. Thanks
ReplyDeleteHi Heather, it seems to be working from what I can see on this end. Maybe another browser would work?
DeleteWith Whalebone Island, I'm up to 26 complete.
ReplyDeleteYou've just hit double 13 - auspicious! :)
DeleteI'm reading one a week. :)
DeleteThe Wolves of Winter brings me to 8/13.
ReplyDeleteJust finished #27 ... "Dogs and Underdogs: Finding Happiness at Both Ends of the Leash" by Elizabeth Abbott
ReplyDelete9/13 The Inevitable Victorian Thing by E K Johnson
ReplyDelete10/13 The Purchase by Linda Spalding
11/13 Arrow by R J Anderson
12/13 Kat & Meg Conquer the World by Anna Priemaza
With Black Hammer volume 2, I'm up to 27 books.
ReplyDeleteBook 6/13. I need to step up the pace!
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ReplyDeleteBook 12/13. Here is my list of books read so far.....
1. The Runaway Midwife - Patricia Haman
2. Chris Hadfield - inspiring new generations - Diane Dakers
3. Exit, Pursued by a Bear - E. K. Johnston
4. The Bachelor Girl's Guide to Murder - Rachel McMillan
5. A Lesson in Love and Murder - Rachel Mcmillan
6. The White Feather Murder - Rachel Mcmillan
7. Those Girls - Chevy Stevens
8. The Boundless - Kenneth Oppel
9. The Madman of Piney Woods - Christoper Paul Curtis
10. Birdseye : the adventures of a curious man - Mark Kurlansky
11. Blink and Caution - Tim Wynne-Jones
12. Break and Enter - Norah McClintock
5/13 comics; NT, YK, NU, ON, MB, BC, and NL off my provinces/territories 13 (15 in total)
ReplyDeleteJust finished #28 ... "Tin Men" by Mike Knowles
ReplyDelete1 of 13 or so
ReplyDeleteWith Welcome to the Real World, I'm up to 28.
ReplyDeleteJust finished #29 ... "Keep Her Safe" by K.A. Tucker
ReplyDeleteAt 2/13
ReplyDeleteJust finished #30 ... "Beautiful Scars: Steeltown Secrets, Mohawk Skywalkers and the Road Home" by Tom Wilson
ReplyDeleteWith War at Ellsmere, I'm at 29 complete.
ReplyDeleteThe Heiress of Castle Cliffe brings me up to nine, and raises this question: We read Dickens, why not our own May Agnes Fleming?
ReplyDelete6/13 comics; NT, YK, NU, ON, MB, BC, NL, and NB off my provinces/territories 13 (15 in total)
ReplyDeleteOoops, forgot to add the title of the book in entry #48: Klengenberg of the Arctic
ReplyDeleteEnbers is book 6/13 completed
ReplyDeleteTamarac by Margaret Hutchison and Aistair MacLeod's No Great Mischief bring me to 4/13.
ReplyDeleteBarb @ Leaves & Pages
Technically, these are the third and fourth Canadian books I've reviewed since Canada Day but because of massive life events happening right after I signed up, I haven't kept up with posting. So...I guess they're 1 and 2! (Unless I can go back and add to the other months?)
ReplyDeleteHi Kaley -- you can just add any Canadian titles that you've read and reviewed since July 1, but haven't had a chance to link up yet, to the current linkup post. They close at the end of each month so you can't go back, but you can add them at any time.
DeleteFinally read The Invisible Worm, Margaret Millar's debut. This brings me to ten.
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ReplyDeleteI am at 111/13.
Now I have to input all my links. I hope I don't flood all the link site here.
Have a GREAT February of reading all!
Irene Roth
I'm at 30/13 now with A Darkness Absolute.
ReplyDeleteJust made it under the wire with Lau's Fresh Girls (14/13).
ReplyDeletePosted on behalf of RIEDEL FASCINATION:
ReplyDeleteAha! We need to go back to 80 characters, or fitting names of
moderate size means taking time to juggle. Loved getting a preview of next month's theme and better still: thank you for drawing me a
December's winner! I explained with my kitty missing over winter
(back by spring, we pray): every good sign, all goodness means a lot.
Seeing "RIEDEL Fascination" on the blog roll would be awesome too. As Melanie knows, I have run challenges for 5 years, which start February 1. Would love to have you for mysteries, spiritual, paranormal, fantasy, Celtic, colours.... I am at 17 books, including a translation! Xoxo, from Carolyn in friendly Manitoba.
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