In September, I read 21 books, and most of those were again Australian authors, with two quiz books and 19 review books. To date on the day of writing this, I have read 217 books, and September saw me reach 215 books for 2021. I completed my Dymocks Reading Challenge, leaving only my QBD Challenge and AWW Challenge – the latter of which is ongoing and sadly, the team have decided to wrap it up this year as we couldn’t find a new admin to oversee everything. We’ll continue it informally in the Facebook group, but we won’t be formally counting reviews, writing round ups and so forth. The only other challenge that is ongoing is the Aussie Author Challenge, which I have formally completed but am adding to nonetheless until the end of the year, and hope to write an end of year post for that as well as my formal wrap up earlier this year.
Totals so far:
Modern Mrs Darcy – 14/14
Australian Authors Challenge – 24/24 (87)
AWW2021 – 125/150
Dymocks Reading Challenge – 26/26
QBD Reading Challenge – 25/26
Overall goal – 217/170
Total Australian authors read: 160
International: 57
- Kid President Totally Rules by Jack Heath
- The Wattle Island Book Club by Sandie Docker
- Dulcinea in the Forbidden Forest: A fairytale by Ole Könnecke
- What Zola did on Friday by Melina Marchetta
- What Zola did on Saturday by Melina Marchetta
- What Zola did on Sunday by Melina Marchetta
- The School Between Winter and Fairyland by Heather Fawcett
- The Dressmakers of Auschwitz by Lucy Adlington
- The Treasure in the Lake by Jason Pamment
- Mertales: The Daring Reef Rescue by Rebecca Timmis
- Sparky by Ellen Miles
- Who Sleuthed it? Edited by Lindy Cameron
- Brainwaves by Ziggy Alberts
- Puppy’s First Christmas by Holly Webb
- The Housemate by Sarah Bailey
- Wandi by Favel Parrett
- Dragon Skin by Karen Foxlee
- Skunk and Badger: Egg Marks the Spot by Amy Timberlake
- Kensy and Max: Take Down by Jacqueline Harvey
- Rosie the Rhinoceros by Jimmy Barnes
- Real Pigeons Fight Crime by Andrew McDonald and Ben Wood
Onto more reading in October!
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