Showing posts with label 17th Annual Canadian Reading Challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 17th Annual Canadian Reading Challenge. Show all posts

Wednesday, 5 June 2024

June Reviews for the 17th Annual Canadian Reading Challenge

 Here is where you post links to the reviews for the books you finished in June. 


Links to your review using this app.


Wednesday, 8 May 2024

May Reviews for the 17th Annual Canadian Reading Challenge

It's great to see the range of books that people are reading. 

This is where you post the links to reviews of books that you've read in May. 

Please add a comment about how the reading is going for you or what you thought about the book you included. 


Wednesday, 13 March 2024

March Reviews for the 17th Annual Canadian Reading Challenge

 Sorry to be posting this so late. Things kind of got away from me this month. 

Please use the linky to connect to your reviews for the month.


Friday, 2 February 2024

Tuesday, 2 January 2024

January Reviews for the 17th Annual Canadian Reading Challenge

 This is where you use the linky to connect to the reviews for the books you finished in January 2024 for the 17th Annual Canadian Reading Challenge. Add a comment too!


Thanks for being part of this challenge and promoting all the wonderful Canadian writers that we have.


Wednesday, 6 December 2023

December Reviews for the 17th Annual Canadian Reading Challenge

This is where you add links to the reviews for books you've read in December 2023.
Add a comment as well to let me know how the challenge is going for you.



Friday, 3 November 2023

November Reviews for the 17th Annual Canadian Reading Challenge

 This is where you link the reviews for Canadian books that you've read in November. The books to fit this challenge should be either written by a Canadian author or have a Canadian setting. If there is some other reason that they fit the challenge, note it in the comments. Thanks, and enjoy your reading. 



Monday, 2 October 2023

October Reviews for the 17th Annual Canadian Reading Challenge

 Here is where you post links to your reviews for books finished in October.

If you want to add a comment, please do so.



Friday, 1 September 2023

September Reviews for the 17th Annual Canadian Reading Challenge

This is where you post links to REVIEWS of books fitting this challenge that you've read in September. I see a lot of reviews over the summer and look forward to see what the fall brings in. 

This year's theme is really hitting home this summer. I have family that was under evacuation, although luckily no one I'm close to lost their home. So many others have lost homes, businesses, and even lives. I'm thinking of all of them at this time. 


Tuesday, 1 August 2023

August Reviews for the 17th Annual Canadian Reading Challenge

 Here is where you post links to the REVIEWS of the books you finished in August.

It's always nice to see a comment too!



Tuesday, 11 July 2023

Signup for 17th Annual Canadian Reading Challenge and 16th Annual Wrap-Up.

It was pretty much a given that I was doing this challenge, since I am the host, but here's the official commitment

If you want to signup, here's the signup page.

For the 16th Annual Challenge, I read 37 books


1. Where Have You Been Bobby Marr by Morris Dalla Costa. Finished July 15
2. Windy Days by Deborah Kerbel and Miki Sato. Finished September 5
3. This is the Boat that Ben Built by Jen Lynn Bailey and Maggie Zeng. Finished September 25
4. Animals Move by Jane Whittingham. Finished October 1
5. Birds on Wishbone Street by Suzanne Del Rizzo. Finished October 6
6. Act of God by Jill Ciment. Finished October 15
7. A Sky-Blue Bench by Bahram Rahman, illustrated by Peggy Collins. Finished November 15
8. Dinos Driving by Lynn Leitch and Scot Ritchie. Finished November 20
9. Bear Has a Belly by Jane Whittingham. Finished November 23
10. The Witch of Babylon by D.J. McIntosh. Finished November 26
11. Let's Add Up! by Victoria Allenby, illustrated by Maggie Zeng. Finished November 27
12. If You Can Dream It, You Can Do It by Colleen Nelson and Kathie MacIsaac, illustrated by Scot Ritchie. Finished December 11
13. Serena Singh Flips the Script by Sonya Lalli. Finished December 16
14. Dusk in the Frog Pond and other stories by Rummana Chowdhury. Finished December 20
15. Zolitude by Paige Cooper. Finished January 7
16. Snitch by Allison van Diepen. Finished January 8
17. A Rip Through Time by Kelley Armstrong. Finished January 8
18. Sari Not Sari by Sonya Singh. Finished January 12
19. The Sleeping Car Porter by Suzette Mayr. Finished January 31
20. The Madness of Crowds by Louise Penny. Finished February 11
21. A World of Curiosities by Louise Penny. Finished February 14
22. Ties that Tether by Jane Igharo. Finished February 25
23. Six Weeks with You by Janet Koops. Finished March 11
24. Easter Morning, Easter Sun by Rosanna Battigelli and Tara Anderson. Finished March 25
25. While You Sleep by Jennifer Maruno and Miki Sato. Finished March 25
26. Nurse! a memoir by Francene Cosman. Finished March 27
27. Haven by Emma Donoghue. Finished April 18
28. Ragged Lake by Ron Corbett. Finished April 30
29. Cocoa Magic by Sandra Bradley and Gabrielle Grimard. Finished April 30
30. Percy's Perfect Friend by Lana Button, illustrated by Peggy Collins. Finished May 12
31. Harmless by James Grainger. Finished May 14
32. Next Time There's a Pandemic by Vivek Shraya. Finished May 18
33. The Whole Night Through by Christiane Frenette. Finished May 25
34. Standing in the Shadows by Peter Robinson. Finished May 31
35. Belonging by Adrienne Clarkson. Finished June 10
36. White Slaves by Nicholas Kinsey. Finished June 15
37. People Change by Vivek Shraya. Finished June 21

Saturday, 1 July 2023

July Reviews for the 17th Annual Canadian Reading Challenge

 Here is where you link your reviews for books read during July 2023 for the 17th year of the Challenge. Don't forget that the book must either: be by a Canadian author, set in a Canadian place, be about a Canadian, or be about Canada in some way. Link to YOUR REVIEW, not just to your site and not just to the book on a book site like Goodreads or Storygraph.

I'm looking forward to another year of highlighting Canadian authors.


Here's the Mister Linky. Add a comment too!