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Dymocks September Completed

A person holding a book below white text. Dymocks Reading Challenge Spring into Stories.

And that wraps up September! That’s twenty-seven out of thirty-six prompts finished, and I will be getting into the October prompts soon. I had to play around a bit to make Spring Blooms work, but made it there with a story about a family finding out the truth about something that happened thirty-years ago. For me, it fitted into all three elements, and the other two books I chose fell into place very easily. They were great reads and I’m hoping October has some great prompts too.

September: Spring into Stories

  1. Branch Out into Nature (Read a story that celebrates the beauty and power of the natural world): Millie from Milford by Ruth Shaw, and Deborah Hinde
  2. Stories in Bloom (Take inspiration from spring blooms and read a story about growth, transformation or self-discovery): The Garden of Lost Girls by A.L. Tait
  3. Spring Clean (Clear some space from your shelves and read a book or two from your TBR): Every Move by Ellie Marney

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