In March, I read 25 books, some quite ahead of time for review in my attempt to stay on track of things. I completed the first part of the Dymocks Reading Challenge and made good progress on my other reading challenges. One book had a male and a female author, so it was able to fit across multiple categories, as were many other books. Some challenges I am finding books as I go and slotting them in when I get to them. I have also updated my Dymocks Challenge for the next lot of prompts.
Reading Goal: 78/150
Dymocks: 8/18
Entrée:8/8
Main: /10
Dessert:
Stella Prize Summer Reading Challenge: 14/16
The Nerd Daily: 40/52
KT Book Bingo: 21/25
QBD: 17/24
#AussieYAChallenge: 10/15
Book Fair Australia: 4/6
Australian: 70
Australian Men: 19
Australian Women: 52
Indigenous: 4
LGTBQIA: 2
Non-Australian: 8
Men: 1
Women: 6
Total Men: 20
Total Women: 59
Co-written/Anthologies: 3
No Author Specified: 1
- What They Told Me by Hayley Lawrence
- Unpacking for Greece by Sally Jane Smith
- Twin Stars by Charlotte Clutterbuck
- Bin Chicken Feeding Time at the Zoo by Kate and Jol Temple
- A Better Best Friend by Olivier Tallec
- Tearaway Coach by Neridah McMullin
- Seed to Sky: Life in the Daintree by Pamela Freeman
- Look Me In the Eye by Jane Godwin
- Fledgewitch: A Dragons of Hallow Book by Lian Tanner
- Ferris by Kate DiCamillo
- Dragon Girls: Hana the Thunder Dragon by Maddy Mara
- The Lighthouse at the World’s End by Amy Sparkes
- Those Girls by Pamela Rushby
- Tuckshop Terrors by Leo Baker
- The Book of Chance by Sue Whiting
- Penny Draws a Secret Adventure by Sara Shepard
- Our Shellharbour by Karen Hendriks
- Little Matilda and the Lost Bunny by Caz Goodwin
- Drop Bear by Evelyn Araluen
- Tracks in the Mist by Sandra Bennett
- Frog Squad: Dessert Disaster by Kate and Jol Temple
- Not Like Other Girls by Meredith Adamo
- Deep is the Fen by Lili Wilkinson
- Let’s Never Speak of This Again by Megan Williams
- Wurrtoo by Tylissa Elisara
Lovely to see Unpacking for Greece in such great company ❤ Thank you!
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Looking forward to the next one! I might lend it to mum, I reckon she’d enjoy it, as she’s been to Greece as well.
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Please do! The more readers the merrier – I’d love to hear what she thinks.
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🙂
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