Canadian Bookworm: What's in a Name Reading Challenge 2023

Sunday, 1 January 2023

What's in a Name Reading Challenge 2023

This reading challenge is not too onerous and it's super fun. The signup page is here.

The idea is to read a book that matches each of the prompts. The book can be in any format.

This year the prompts are:

Punctuation

7 Deadly Sins

You or Me

Chess Piece

Celebration

Q, X, Z

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Davida Chazan (The Chocolate Lady)3 January 2023 at 03:32
I just put up my first qualifying review for Q,X,Z! this is going to be fun!
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17th Annual Canadian Book Challenge Participation Levels

1. The 2014 Northwest Territories fires which burned 3,400,000 hectares * MARY R * MELWYK 2. The 1989 Manitoba fires which burned 2,500,000 to 3,280,000 hectares 3. The 1919 Saskatchewan/Alberta fires which burned 2,023,000 hectares * PUSS REBOOTS 4, The 1950 Chinchaga fires (Alberta and B.C.) which burned between 1,400,000 and 1,700,000 hectares * CAROLYN@RIEDEL 5. The 2018 B.C. fires which burned 1,351,314 hectares * JOHN KERRY 6. The 2017 B.C. fires which burned 1,216,053 hectares 7. The 1825 Miramichi (New Brunswick) fires which burned 1,200,000 hectares * SHONNA 8. The 2019 Alberta fires which burned 883,414 hectares 9. The 2011 Richardson Backcountry (Alberta) fires which burned 705,075 hectares 10. The 2016 Fort MacMurray (Alberta and Saskatchewan) fires which burned 589,552 hectares 11. The 1870 Saguenay (Quebec) fires which burned 390,000 to 400.000 hectares 12. The 1948 Mississagi (Ontario) fires which burned 261,000 to 280,000 hectares 13. The 1958 Kech (B.C.) fires which burned 225,920 hectares * ELYSE (14)

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Sunday, 1 January 2023

What's in a Name Reading Challenge 2023

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