Travel The World In Books Perpetual Reading Challenge
Travel The World In Books Reading Challenge
Hosted by Mom’s Small Victories, I’m Lost In Books, Savvy Working Girl
Where to link reviews:
Africa ~ Antarctica ~Asia ~ Australia, New Zealand & Pacific Island
Europe ~ North America~ South America
My Goals:
1. Length of time: I want to read at least 25 books in the next 5 Years
2. Countries and criteria:: Unsure about countries, but by both book setting and author background.
3. Tracking: On this post
4. Genres: fiction, non-fiction, cookbooks or anything that catches my interest
1. The Story Hour by Thrity Umrigar
the author was born in Mumbai, India (South Asia)
2. 100 Places In France Every Woman Should Go by Marcia DeSanctis
Paris, France (Europe)
3. A Year In The Secret Garden by Valerie Budayr
England (Europe)
4. The Bali Mystery (Amelia Moore Detective Series Book 1) by Linda Weaver
Indonesia (Asia)
5. Yes, Chef by Marcus Samuelsson
(Europe)
6. Barefoot In Baghdad by Manal M. Omar
(Asia)
7. Moriarty by Anthony Horowitz
Bernese Oberland region of Switzerland
(Central Europe)
8. Montmartre Mysteries by Jean-Pierre Alaux & Noël Balen
France (Europe)
9. The 6:41 to Paris by Jean-Philippe Blondel
France (Europe)
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A great button for this reading challenge! It sounds like a fun way to travel. Enjoy, Vicki!
I look forward to your “worldly” reviews. 🙂
I don’t know who designed it, but I really like the button too!
Thanks ladies, I designed the button on PicMonkey. Glad you liked it!
I love PicMonkey!
So glad you are joining us for the challenge Vicki! I enjoyed the Story Hour and just posted my review last week. I’m giving away an ARC for it during our Travel the World in Books Readathon that starts September 1st. Hope you heard about it and will join us too! We’ve got lots of giveaways, chats and mini-chchallenges!
http://momssmallvictories.com/travel-the-world-in-books-readathon-september-1-14-2014/
I haven’t read anything in Haiti, I look forward to your reviews.
Thanks Tanya! I plan on joining the challenge, I just haven’t finished the post yet. I need to finish it today and get it posted since it starts Monday. Thanks to the three of you for hosting both!
Fantastic Vicki, you can just enter your blog URL on the signup page and your goals post on the goals page. We go by the sign up page for people who want to enter the giveaways but don’t have a blog.
Hi Vicki,
I am SOOO! tempted by this challenge, but I am trying to hold out and not succumb!
I am notoriously bad at keeping up with and completing challenges and only end up by getting disillusioned with myself.
Since beginning blogging and as part of my review requests, I have already read books from quite a few different worldwide places and countries, I was surprised at exactly how many, when I sat and thought about it.
I love the sound of the first two stops on your tour, especially ‘The Dew Breaker’, wish you every success with your quest and look forward to following your progress and reviews along the way.
I do have a couple of good recommendations if you run short of books, although I am sure you won’t!
Yvonne