This year, I am once again participating in the 52 Book Club Challenge. The Challenge is to read one book each week, to a particular prompt. The thing I most enjoy about this challenge, apart from reading the books, is matching books to the prompts. It’s a fun thing to do, and I often end up choosing a book that I may not have otherwise read. That is always a positive. Quite often the prompts have me scratching my head for a while. and that’s when the challenge kicks in. I do enjoy the hunt for a book to fit a particular prompt.Challenge Books.
Reviews for the following books to come in the next few days. The review for Apartment 303 is up already and can be found at the link below the image.
Crime – Thriller
Link to my review: Apartment 303 by Kelli Hawkins
Biography – History – Australian History
Historical Fiction – War
Memoir – Autobiography
Crime – Romance
Crime – Australian
Other Books Read in April
Did you read a fabulous book this month, that you would recommend. I would love to hear about it, as I’m always on the look out for recommendations.
Star Rating
Please note that my star rating system isn’t at all based on literary merit, but is based on my enjoyment for the book.
For me a book that gets five stars, is a book that I really enjoyed, and found difficult to put down.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Unputdownable. Would read it again.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Fantastic read. Not to be missed
⭐️⭐️⭐️ Enjoyable. Would recommend it.
⭐️⭐️ Wouldn’t read it again.
⭐️ Don’t recommend this book at all.
The books mentioned in this post is of my own choice and has not been sent to me to review. My opinions are my own and I receive no renumeration at all for them.
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I must get hold of that Joanne Tracey book. I have been reading a Terry Pratchett book of short children’s stories and a bio Breath by Carly-Jay Metcalfe and a few others. So many books so little time!
cheers
sherry
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Look at all those fabulous 4 star reads! I enjoy picking books for the prompts to but funnily enough the last few books I’ve picked out I’ve ended up changing which prompt they’re for once I started reading them. I just felt like the fit better into some of the harder to find categories.
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Joanne I do the same. I choose a book for each prompt before the year starts but always as the years go on I change them as I read new releases.
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Hi sherry. I’ve read many Pratchett books over the years but it’s been a while. He’s really great. And I agree with you – so many books and so little time.
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Wow! This is an ambitious challenge! I’ve seen it around but never considered the logistics. It must be challenging to find a book each week that fits the prompt because sometimes it’s hard to tell unless you’ve read it. Can you skip around…e.g. a book you read one week ends up fitting better with a future prompt? Or do you follow a strict order?
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Carol the challenge can be anything you want it to be. In December I choose books that I think will fit the prompts. There are always some prompts that I love open. For example- a book with an abrupt ending – you wouldn’t know until you read it. I always change my mind as the year goes on and I read new releases. Also I read out of order, not 1-52. It’s a fun challenge
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Thanks for clarifying! I may consider it!
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I always love seeing what you’ve been reading Jen and this month is no exception! Thanks for sharing your reads and you are going grear in the 52 Book Club challenge.
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Thanks Deb. Likewise.
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