When I started My Book Retreat almost a year ago, I did so mostly to keep track of my reading. This was prompted by a challenge hosted by Katrina at Callapidder Days. Well, the year has passed and once again I'm joining in Katrina's Fall into Reading challenge.
I love the simplicity of this challenge. All I have to do it put together a list of books I want to read during the Fall season (Sept 22 - Dec 20), and then read them! So, here is the list of books I am committing to finishing within the next three months:
Saving Max by Antoinette van HeugtenBobo’s Daughter by Bonnie BarnettLittle Bee by Chris CleaveBack to the Homeplace by William SmithThe Kitchen House by Kathleen GrissomWhen No One is Watching by Joe Hayes- Everything Changes by Jonathan Tropper
Tales from a Spanish Village by Dr. Richard Barrett- The Little Giant of Aberdeen County by Tiffany Baker
The Christmas Gift by R. William BennettA Note from an Old Acquaintance by Bill Walker
What are you planning to read this Fall? Head over to Callapidder Days to join the Fall into Reading Challenge!
Last updated: 11/19/10
I enjoyed The Kitchen House and I am reading Little Bee right now. I love the way it is written even if the subject matter is difficult. Good Luck on the challenge.
ReplyDeleteNot familiar with these books, but enjoy your reading!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your fall reading!
ReplyDeleteYou have some great books on your list...quite a few that are on my tbr list! Good luck and I'll be back to see your updates!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks again for hosting the summer reading challenge!
great list I'm going to have to check some of thos out :)
ReplyDeleteI haven't read any of these! I was looking at Little Bee in the bookstore not long ago, though -- looks like a good one.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being part of FIR '10!
Great list. I started my blog to keep track of what I was reading and to remember what I thought of the books I read. It sort of exploded after awhile. But, I love it. I've found so many new books to read and made so many new friends.
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