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Dymocks 2026 October Prompts Completed

Round Up: An out of focus person and book sitting on grass. White text says Dymocks Reading October Challenge and Turn Over A New Page. There are three opaque panels for the three prompts.

And that’s my most recent three prompts completed. No reviews this month, but happy with what I chose for the prompts. Two were re-reads, and the other was one I have been meaning to read for a while. These were good reads, ones I have enjoyed and another I have been meaning to get to for a while. So I am glad that these books worked out for these prompts this month. This has been fun and interesting and so far, I have found books for each prompt from my shelves or what I receive for review. This has been lucky, and has meant I haven’t been scrabbling to find something. Looking forward to seeing what comes next.

October: Turn Over A New Page

  1. Classics that Never Go Out of Season (Classics are having a moment, making now the perfect time to dive into a timeless tale): Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
  2. Stories Worth Talking About (Join the conversation with a book club favourite, whether it’s a celebrity pick or a beloved recommendation from your local book club.): Stuck Up and Stupid by Angourie Rice and Kate Rice
  3. Tales to Keep You Up At Night (Step into the shadows with a gripping tale that will have you turning pages long into the night): Detention by Tristan Bancks

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