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October finished horribly fast. I had so many reading plans but at the end I read hardly 5 books. I still have 3 days till the end of the month, so I might finish some books that I started.
November is also bringing some challenges and the biggest is Nonfiction November hosted by abookolive and Non Fic Books (Olive's announcement video). The idea of Nonfiction November is to read more nonfiction in November than you normally would. Since I hardly read any non-fiction, 4 or 5 books would be a great achievement. I am still looking through my shelves to pick up something that correlate to the following categories: 1. Home 2. Substance 3. Love 4. Scholarship
Today the weather has changed drastically. Although the sun is shining, the storm wind is keeping everyone at home as it is not possible to walk without catching your breath. It is high time for me to do some catch up activities on blog.
Last on the Blog
- On Monday 23.10 I reviewed A Bear Called Paddington by Michael Bond
- On Tuesday 24.10 I reviewed If I Stay by Gayle Forman
- On Wednesday 25.10 I reviewed The Complete Maus by Art Spiegelman
- On Friday 27.10 I published September 2017 Wrap up
Next on the Blog
- I will review Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon
- I will review The Circle by Dave Eggers
- I will review The Ocean by Alberto Vázquez-Figueroa
- I will publish update on Pop Sugar Reading Challenge 2016
- I will review The Diviners by Libba Bray
I am still waiting for the book for November reading club, but in the meanwhile I decided to pick some light literature.
1. A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini
2. Beautiful Disaster by Jamie McGuire
I hope you can finish some books, there are still a few days left, that is true :) the non-fiction challenge sounds great! We are having nasty weather as well, getting pretty cold. Oh well, it is almost November, after all :p
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October has really flown by hasn't it?! Enjoy your new books and the week ahead. :)
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear that you are still trying to get used tho the new schedule changes. I am not one that does well with changes, so I completely understand. Hopefully it will get better for you. I hope that you enjoy the new books and happy reading. :)
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Oh I loved Beautiful disaster! I don't read much nonfiction but when I do its almost always true crime. I read Columbine and it was a really well written book. It includes so much information from so many different angles.
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So many people are doing Nonfiction November. I’d love to participate, but I don’t know how busy I’ll be. I hope you have a great week!
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