Reading Challenge: Title Including a Flower or Plant
Time for the next category in the RWC 2017 Reading Challenge. Category #8: A book with the name of flower or plant in title In celebration of spring and all of the beautiful growth outside, this challenge requires you to read a book with the name of a flower or plant...
Reading Challenge: A Punny Title (Substitute Category)
Today, it's the second substitute category for the RWC 2017 Reading Challenge. How do substitute categories work? Maybe you really hate short stories. You can swap in one of these substitutes instead. Substitute Category #2: A Book With a Punny Title I'm thinking of...
Reading Challenge: A Coffee Table Book
Time for the next category in the RWC 2017 Reading Challenge. Category #7: A Coffee Table Book I've noticed I tend to collect beautiful coffee table books but not read them. Sometimes, they're only photos - no text - but at most, I glimpse through them quickly. For...
March Reading Wrap-up
March flew by. It was such a busy month, I know I missed blogging a couple of times altogether, and this post is late. I'll be back on a regular weekly schedule starting next week. But now, on to the books! My goal for March: "For March, I'm going to stick with the...
Reading Challenge: Written by a New-to-You Classic Author
Time for the next category in the RWC 2017 Reading Challenge. Category #6: A Book Written by a New-to-You Classic Author This time of year tends to be a bit gloomy and rainy, which always makes me think of the weather at Thornfield Hall in Jane Eyre or the rough...
Reading Challenge: Written by a Woman or With a Kickass Woman Protagonist
Time for the next category in the RWC 2017 Reading Challenge. Category #5: A Book Written by a Woman or With a Kickass Woman Protagonist I chose this category because March is Women's History Month. I didn't realize when I did my scheduling that this post would come...