The final set of prompts for this year’s Dymock’s Reading Challenge for Spring are completed now too – a couple of them took me a while but I got there. One of the things I have liked about this challenge is how open to interpretation some prompts were, because a prompt will always have a different meaning for each individual reader. This is what attracts me to challenges with prompts that have wiggle room – they’re not so prescriptive that one ends up spending their whole reading year trying to fit the books into the prompts. It means you can read what you choose when they’re open and it’s a happy coincidence when they align with the challenges. Even ones like Dymocks Top 101 is great – you have loads of choice – 101 choices in fact. Or more if you peruse earlier lists. I’ve completed this challenge now, and am keen to see what Dymocks comes up with next year.
Spring
Nature on Cover: Ella Diaries: Winter Wonders (Super Special #1) by Meredith Costain and Danielle MacDonald (snow)
Read in One Day: Coco and the Christmas Beetle by Laura Bunting and Nicky Johnston
Dymocks Top 101: The Happiest Man in the World by Eddie Jaku
Overdue Read: The Ultimate Book of Brilliant Bedtime Stories by R.A. Spratt
Something Spooky: The Lonely Lighthouse of Elston-Fright by Reece Carter
Books about Books: Temora and the Dreamers by Kate Gordon
Inspiring Growth: Always, Never, Always by Meg McKinlay and Leila Rudge
Own Prompt – Historical Fiction: The Rebels of Mount Buffalo by Helen Edwards
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