July Dymocks Completed

I finished the July prompts in mid-July, but have been waiting for reviews to go live. I had to get a bit creative with the translated novel, because I wasn’t really interested in the ones I looked up. They often weren’t in a genre I found interesting. So I used a really cool bilingual picture book to fulfil this category. It’s an approach I have taken throughout the challenge, working with what I have and making it work rather than finding something and the process of reading it being a chore if it’s not for me.

July: Escape Under the Covers

1. Get Cosy (Snuggle up with a book that feels like a warm hug, featuring comforting vibes and a cosy setting.): A New Kind of Beautiful by Suzy Zail
2. Set the Scene (Escape somewhere new through the pages of a translated novel and experience a story from another corner of the world): The Festival of Ice and Snow by Angie Cui, and Anna Wilson
3. First Nations Voices (Celebrate First Nations storytelling by choosing a book from an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander author.): Dirrayawadha by Anita Heiss