Hosted @ Caffeinated Reviewer & That’s What I Am Talking About
Binge Listener: 20-30
1. Neighbors by Danielle Steel
2. The House On The Water by Margot Hunt
3. Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe by Fannie Flag
4. The Wonder Boy of Whistle Stop by Fannie Flagg
5. Love, Clancy: A Dog’s Letters Home by Richard Glover
6. The Diary by Eileen Goudge
7. Lost, Found, and Forever by Victoria Schade
8. The Sweeney Sisters by Lian Dolan
9. Reunion Beach: Stories Inspired by Dorothea Benton Frank by Various Authors
10. The Invisible Husband of Frick Island by Colleen Oakley
11. Pure Joy: The Dogs We Love by Danielle Steel
12. Falling by T.J. Newman
13. How Y’all Doing? Misadventures & Mischief from a Life Well Lived by Leslie Jordan
12. People We Meet On Vacation by Emily Henry
13. That Night by Chevy Stevens
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Hosted @ Belle’s Library
What books qualify? That one’s simple: it’s up to you! Anything you think could be found in the children’s section of a library or bookstore is applicable, as well as timeless classics that the whole family would enjoy.
1. Dragons Don’t Dance Ballet by Jennifer Carson
2. Dear Brave Friend by Leigh Ann Gerk
3. MC Plays Hide and Seek by Eva Greyzel
4. It’s Me by Jeff Kubiak
5. I Can Handle It! (Mindful Mantras) by Laurie Wright
6. Mia and Nattie – One Great Team by Marlene M. Bell
7. Journey To A New Earth: Penelope Panda and Kobi Koala Discover A New Earth by Zeiny Sher
8. War At The Ice Cream Store by Cheryl DaVeiga and Dave Gibson
9. Whenever a Child Is Born by Nancy Diedrich
10. Balloons for Tiger by Lori Orlinsky
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Hosted @ Introverted Reader
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Level 1–C’mon in the house! Read 1-2 books
Alabama: Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe by Fannie Flag
Florida: Because of Winn-Dixie by Kate DiCamillo
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Hosted at Book’d Out
Nonfiction Nipper : Read 3 books, from any category
Biography
Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer
Travel
Hiking the Florida Trail: 1,100 Miles by Johnny Molloy
Food
The Fasting Highway by Graeme Currie
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Hosted @ Celebrity Readers
I’m going to commit to the basic challenge: Read more diverse books, I’ll start with 3
1. Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe by Fannie Flag
2. The Oldest Student: How Mary Walker Learned to Read by Rita Lorraine Hubbard
3. The Wonder Boy of Whistle Stop by Fannie Flagg
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Hosted @ Socrates’ Book Reviews
Level 2 – Read 7-12
1. Love, Clancy: A Dog’s Letters Home by Richard Glover
2. Lost, Found, and Forever by Victoria Schade
3. Dragons Don’t Dance Ballet by Jennifer Carson
4. Dear Brave Friend by Leigh Ann Gerk
6. Love, Clancy: A Dog’s Letters Home by Richard Glover
7. Balloons for Tiger by Lori Orlinsky
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I am also doing the Diversity challenge this coming year. Your other challenge choices look good as well. I love the feeling of challenges yet to be done.
I love challenges but didn’t do well at all this year, I was in a reading slump over and over this year. Hoping I do better in 2021.
Good luck, Vicki! My challenge in 2021 is read more from my own shelves.
I plan on reading more from my shelves too because don’t do it enough. I’ll donate them to a Little Free Library as I finish them.
Good luck with your goals. I’m doing the same as Mary, read my own books and pass them on. I’ve had them for a few years now and actually read quite a few of them this year. Wishing you a happy, healthy and peaceful new year.s
I’ll be passing my books too. They seem to take over very quickly.
Thanks, I wish you the same in 2021!
It’s great to have you as part of the What’s in a Name challenge!
Thanks for hosting!
Looks like there will be many good books in your future! 🙂
I’m hoping I think all of them are good 🙂
You are going to have a great time with your reading challenges. I love joining them even if I don’t do so well sometimes! 🙂
Have a blast and hope you read lots of great books in the New Year.
I usually don’t do well either, but I love the idea and think each year will be the year that I finish all of them 🙂
Thanks, I hope you read a lot of great books too!
Delighted you are joining the Nonfiction Reader Challenge for 2021!
I usually read quite a bit of nonfiction, but 2020 wasn’t very good for any genre 🙁
Thank you for joining the What An Animal Reading Challenge, Vicki! Good luck with all your challenges. Happy New Year!
I’m really going to try to do better with my challenges this year. The last few I’ve failed really bad 🙁
Thanks for signing up for my Southern Lit Challenge! You’ve signed up for even more challenges than I have! 🙂 I think that even if I fail at them, at least I’ve made an effort to broaden my reading and horizons and that counts as a win for me. Good luck with all of these!
I start out saying “just a few”, then “maybe 5”, then “no more than 10” but I just keep seeing challenges that sound so good or that will get me reading genre’s etc. that I usually don’t read and then before I know it I’ve gone overboard 🙂
I see you signed up for my Books in Translation Challenge as well. You’ve already read more than I have. Good luck!
Thanks Jen!
Enjoy all your challenges!
Thank you Carol!
So pleased you are participating in #BB2021FRC
You are very ambitious to sign up for so many challenges!
Good luck with them all!
Thanks for hosting! I should be ok with the challenges as some have only a few books to read and others can crossover to other challenges. Hopefully I can complete all of them.
Wonderful! Thank you for joining the Children’s Books Challenge. Looks like you’re off to a great start!