This month, I reached my overall reading goal of 150 books with Whisper by Lynette Noni. Overall, I have reached 71 books in my Australian Women Writer’s challenge, and am nearing the end of my PopSugar Challenge, with only a few categories left. I also filled out my Book Bingo card for the year, with my final wrap up post to be written after my final post for that goes live.
Here is a breakdown of what I read.
September Round-Up – 15
| Book | Author | Challenge |
| The Impossible Quest #1: Escape from Wolfhaven Castle | Kate Forsyth | General, #Dymocks52Challenge, #AWW2019 |
| A Lighthouse in Time | Sandra Bennett | General, #Dymocks52Challenge, #AWW2019 |
| New Coach | Tim Cahill | General, #Dymocks52Challenge |
| 488 Rules for Life | Kitty Flanagan | General, #Dymocks52Challenge, #AWW2019 |
| Silver | Chris Hammer | General, #Dymocks52Challenge |
| Beauty, Beast and Belladonna
|
Maia Chance | General, #Dymocks52Challenge |
| There Was Still Love
|
Favel Parrett | General, #Dymocks52Challenge, #AWW2019 |
| Rebel Women who Changed Australia
|
Susanna de Vries | General, #Dymocks52Challenge, #AWW2019, Book Bingo |
| Binder of Doom: Boa Constructor | Troy Cummings | General, #Dymocks52Challenge |
| The Deathless Girls | Kiran Millwood Hargrave | General, #Dymocks52Challenge |
| The Book of Dust Volume 2: The Secret Commonwealth | Philip Pullman | General, #Dymocks52Challenge, Book Bingo |
| The Christmasaurus and the Winter Witch | Tom Fletcher | General, #Dymocks52Challenge, |
| Dragon Masters: The Land of the Spring Dragon | Tracey West | General, #Dymocks52Challenge, |
| The Mitford Scandal | Jessica Fellowes | General, #Dymocks52Challenge, |
| Whisper
|
Lynette Noni | General, #Dymocks52Challenge, #AWW2019, |
- The Impossible Quest #1: Escape from Wolfhaven Castle by Kate Forsyth
- A Lighthouse in Time by Sandra Bennett
- Tiny Timmy: The New Coach by Tim Cahill
- 488 Rules for Life by Kitty Flanagan
- Boa Constructor (Binder of Doom) by Troy Cummings
- Silver by Chris Hammer
- Beauty, Beast and Belladonna by Maia Chance
- There Was Still Love by Favel Parrett
- Rebel Women who Changed Australia by Susanna de Vries
- The Deathless Girls by Kiran Millwood Hargrave
- The Book of Dust Volume 2: The Secret Commonwealth by Philip Pullman
- The Christmasaurus and the Winter Witch by Tom Fletcher
- Dragon Masters: The Land of the Spring Dragon by Tracey West
- The Mitford Scandal by Jessica Fellowes
- Whisper by Lynette Noni
Book Bingo
Rows Across:
Row One: BINGO
A book with a red cover: Children of the Dragon: Race for the Red Dragon by Rebecca Lim – #AWW2019
Beloved Classic: Seven Little Australians by Ethel Turner – AWW2018
A novel that has more than 500 pages: Rebel Women who Changed Australia by Susanna de Vries, The Book of Dust Volume 2: The Secret Commonwealth by Philip Pullman
– #AWW2019, The Book of Dust Volume 2: The Secret Commonwealth by Philip Pullman
A novella no more than 150 pages: Deltora Quest: The Forest of Silence by Emily Rodda – #AWW2019
Prize winning book: Somewhere Around the Corner by Jackie French – #AWW2019, Alexander Altmann A10567 by Suzy Zail – #AWW2019
Row Two: BINGO
A book by an author with the same initials as you: The Book Ninja by Ali Berg and Michelle Klaus – #AWW2019
Non-Fiction book about an event: The Suicide Bride by Tanya Bretherton – #AWW2019
Fictional biography about a woman from history: Fled by Meg Keneally – #AWW2019
Memoir about a non-famous person: Australia’s Sweetheart by Michael Adams
Book written by an Australian woman more than 10 years ago: Deltora Quest: The Lake of Tears by Emily Rodda – #AWW2019 (2001)
Row Three: BINGO
Themes of Science Fiction: Daughter of Bad Times by Rohan Wilson
Themes of Culture: The Lost Magician by Piers Torday
Themes of Justice: What Lies Beneath Us by Kirsty Ferguson – AWW2019
Themes of Inequality: The Things We Cannot Say by Kelly Rimmer – AWW2019
Themes of Fantasy: Vardaesia by Lynette Noni – AWW2019
Row Four: – BINGO
Book with a place in the title: The French Photographer by Natasha Lester -AWW2019
Book set in the Australian Outback: The Last Dingo Summer by Jackie French (Matilda Saga #8) – #AWW2019
Book set on the Australian Coast: The House of Second Chances by Esther Campion – AWW2019
Book set in the Australian Mountains: The Orchardist’s Daughter by Karen Viggers – AWW2019
Book set in an exotic location: Four Dead Queens by Astrid Scholte – #AWW2019
Row Five: BINGO
Written by an Australian Man: The Honeyman and the Hunter by Neil Grant
Written by an Australian Woman: Zelda Stitch Term Two: Too Much Witch by Nicki Greenberg – AWW2019
Written by an author under the age of 35: Archibald, The Naughtiest Elf in the World Causes Trouble with the Easter Bunny by Skye Davidson – #AWW2019
Written by an author over the age of 65: Miss Franklin: How Miles Franklin’s Brilliant Career began by Libby Hathorn – #AWW2019
Written by an author you’ve never read: The Dog Runner by Bren MacDibble – #AWW2019
Row Six: BINGO
Literary: Zebra and Other Stories by Debra Adelaide – AWW2019
Crime: All the Tears in China by Sulari Gentill – AWW2019
Historical: The Familiars by Stacey Halls
Romance: Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen
Comedy: Best Foot Forward by Adam Hills
Rows Down:
Row One: – BINGO
A book with a red cover: Children of the Dragon: Race for the Red Dragon by Rebecca Lim – #AWW2019
Book by an author with the same initials as you: The Book Ninja by Ali Berg and Michelle Klaus – #AWW2019,
Themes of science fiction: Daughter of Bad Times by Rohan Wilson
Book with a place in the title: The French Photographer by Natasha Lester -AWW2019
Written by an Australian man: The Honeyman and the Hunter by Neil Grant
Literary: Zebra and Other Stories by Debra Adelaide – AWW2019
Row Two: BINGO
Beloved Classic: Seven Little Australians by Ethel Turner – AWW2018
Non-Fiction book about an event: The Suicide Bride by Tanya Bretherton – #AWW2019
Themes of culture: The Lost Magician by Piers Torday
Book set in the Australian outback: The Last Dingo Summer by Jackie French (Matilda Saga #8) – #AWW2019
Written by an Australian woman: Zelda Stitch Term Two: Too Much Witch by Nicki Greenberg – AWW2019
Crime: All the Tears in China by Sulari Gentill – AWW2019
Row three: BINGO
Novel that has 500 pages or more: Rebel Women who Changed Australia by Susanna de Vries
– #AWW2019, The Book of Dust Volume 2: The Secret Commonwealth by Philip Pullman
Fictional biography about a woman from history: Fled by Meg Keneally – #AWW2019
Themes of justice: What Lies Beneath Us by Kirsty Ferguson – AWW2019
Book set on the Australian coast: The House of Second Chances by Esther Campion – AWW2019
Written by an author under the age of 35: Archibald, The Naughtiest Elf in the World Causes Trouble with the Easter Bunny by Skye Davidson – #AWW2019
Historical: The Familiars by Stacey Halls
Row Four: – BINGO
Novella no more than 150 pages: Deltora Quest: The Forest of Silence by Emily Rodda – #AWW2019
Memoir about a non-famous person: Australia’s Sweetheart by Michael Adams
Themes of inequality: The Things We Cannot Say by Kelly Rimmer – AWW2019
Book set in the Australian mountains: The Orchardist’s Daughter by Karen Viggers – AWW2019
Written by an author over the age of 65: Miss Franklin: How Miles Franklin’s Brilliant Career began by Libby Hathorn – #AWW2019
Romance: Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen
Row Five: BINGO
Prize winning book: Somewhere Around the Corner by Jackie French – #AWW2019, Alexander Altmann A10567 by Suzy Zail – #AWW2019
Book written by an Australian woman more than ten years ago: Deltora Quest: The Lake of Tears by Emily Rodda – #AWW2019 (2001)
Themes of fantasy: Vardaesia by Lynette Noni – AWW2019
Book set in an exotic location: Four Dead Queens by Astrid Scholte – #AWW2019
Written by an author you’ve never read: The Dog Runner by Bren MacDibble – #AWW2019
Comedy: Best Foot Forward by Adam Hills
Of these, due to work obligations, not as many were Australian Women as I would have liked but will aim to get more read in the coming months. Other challenges will hopefully be filled in then as well so I can add those lists in towards the end of the year and in my final wrap up posts for each challenge.
Until next month!
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