And with that, another challenge is completed! I wasn’t sure whether I would get there with this one, as some of the ones for May and November I had either read already, or didn’t have an interest in. I never want to read a book for a challenge just to tick off a box, and I do enjoy liking what I read. I loved what I chose for each month here as I didn’t go with what might have been expected or what people might have thought was more suitable. Now, I just have two more challenges to finish, and I know most of the books I am reading for those, apart from next month’s December prompts for Dymocks. Anyway, onto completing my reading for the rest of the year!
- February: A touch of romance: Romeo v Juliet by R.A. Spratt
- March: A green cover: Good Luck and Other Lies by Catriona McKeown
- April: A funny book: My Wonderful Disgrace by Angourie Rice and Kate Rice
- May: An author appearing at MWF: Once Upon Tomorrow by Karen Comer
- June: A cosy read: Grand Opening (The Girl and the Ghost #3) by Jacqueline Harvey
- July: A debut author: Does My Head Look Big in This by Randa Abdel-Fattah
- August: Recommended by a Readings bookseller: The Bookbinder of Jericho by Pip Williams
- September: A First Nations author: Our Race to Reconciliation by Anita Heiss
- October: A Readings Prize winner: The Girl, the Cat and The Navigator by Matilda Woods
- November: An author appearing at A Day in Carlton: Lottie, Pog and the Runaway Ghost by Sally Rippin
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