Read books for the 16 prompts. There are 12 categories, one for each month, with books to inspire travel and diverse, international reads. Read the books you own and have fun doing it by reading for a monthly theme. Read a minimum of four books form the Victorian era.
Your mission will be to fulfill at least eight of the categories in a single vintage era and, as always, you are welcome to complete all categories and both eras if you would like. Read books where animals play a major role in the book or if a main character is or turns into an animal. Read a book for each of the 6 categories listed. It is a mixed bag with lots of fun prompts. There is also a printable version so that readers can check as they read the books.
Thanks for this amazing list! I am hosting a Reading challenge that I was wondering if you could post! It is gender specific to Thriller, Mystery, and suspense books!
Again, make sure to use the hashtag! Thank you for posting this blog post and I look forward to accepting of few challenges on this list! Good luck with the challenge — it looks like so much fun. I love thrillers! Thanks for this fabulous list and for adding my Southern lit challenge! What a fab list! Thank you! It looks like my reading in is going to be a lot more interesting and coordinated than it was in Love it!
Oh no! What happened to your reading challenge?? If not, I pray you find some comfort and relief soon. Be safe, take care, stay well. Someone in one of my reading facebook group shared this page with me, and I love it!
Thanks for compiling all these challenges into one place. I have one little question, I run a cozy mysteries reading challenge, but we don't have a site or blog or anything — just a facebook group. Does that meet your qualifications to share our challenge? Thanks so much for adding in our challenge, I really appreciate it. Also on Instagram cozychallenges. Thanks so much again for considering adding in our challenge.
Hello, thank you for promoting my Beachcomber challenge. However, the entry has an error. Thank you for picking up the Spacetime Reading Challenge again for the coming year. Much appreciated! Thanks so much for putting together this master list. Love this list!! Thanks for curating it.
Thank you so, so much for adding Pretty Mess Reading to your list. It means a lot to me that you would include me. It makes my heart dance! Here are the details. She said we could share. The 52 Book Club www. I really appreciate it. Thank you so much for hosting it!
Collin So happy you find it useful! Your reading challenge sounds great. Have you posted an intro about it? We need something to link to that explains the challenge. We host the Monthly Key Word Challenge. Is that the one you mean? Stay tuned. I missed adding these on the first update. Your email address will not be published.
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Our software extensions are made for MetaTrader 4 trading platform. Trevor brings such a unique world view, and even though his life was so much different than mine, there was still so much I could relate to. I learned so much listening to this, about apartheid, race, poverty, and the power of language.
Excellently performed, obviously. It feels less like a book and more like Trevor is just telling his story. This is the gold standard of audiobooks. So good! I love stories. I believe stories are what bring people together how we can learn to see the commonalities between us all. I loved This audio book! Trevor Noah takes us through is journey growing up the insights he learned from his family mainly his mother with a comedy twist at every corner and thoughtful wisdom throughout this book I highly recommend!
Go ahead treat yourself to this audio book it's worth it guaranteed! As someone who is blind, I love audible because the books are narrated to me. I made this selection because I enjoy listening to the rider on his comedy show.
He is very entertaining and can tell a good story. For the most part, I find his commentary is generally on point. This book gives you a glimpse into his mind and gives you a little background about the life that he has had while growing up in South Africa. I found the issues regarding domestic violence and his family situation to be quite disturbing, but I understand where his viewpoint is coming from because it was a very terrible situation. There were many things in the book that were quite funny and I enjoyed much of his narrative.
I had a little bit of a problem with the story regarding the time where he was a DJ and had a lead dancer Who was given the name of Hitler. His explanation of the situation and the reason why this person was named after one of the most notorious people in history is uncomfortable. Other than these two things, I would recommend this book to others with the caveat that it might be a little much for some.
Based on the reviews I read, I expected more. It wasn't a tragic life story, or super funny story. It's an ok story. Guess the hype, from the reviews, led me to hope for something more. Wasn't ready for it to be over. Too much profanity when it wasn't necessary for the story. Overall very interesting life story. Noah is engaging. And his self-depreciating assessment of childhood is familiar to all who have experienced it, regardless of race or country.
His observations on race in South Africa and the world over are insightful, but during one anecdote he essentially blames his two pet cats' natural temperament for their own sadistic murder, beheading and skinning at the hands of a superstitious neighbor. In that sense, it seems he may have learned a lot about people's nature, but not much about animals in general. If you have nothing else to do or to read then this book is for you.
It was okay but nothing new here to learn. Liked the first couple of chapters, but could not finish the book. Dragged on with childhood stories that weren't very captivating. I don't review a lot of books anymore, but this one got to me. There are lots of books written by people -- including me -- who had a hard time growing up. Abusive parents, poverty, oppression.
There is a lot of awful stuff children endure. Trevor Noah endured all of it. Name something bad that a kid can experience and it probably happened to him. Born under apartheid, his existence was illegal. His birth was, as the title of his book suggests, a crime. As the child of a white father and a black mother under South Africa during apartheid, if he had been noticed by the authorities, they would have taken him from his family and put him So merely surviving until the end of apartheid was no mean feat.
Add to that extreme poverty, violence and life under the most oppressive, racist regime you can imagine. Actually, you may not be able to imagine it. I knew it was bad, but South Africa refined oppression into an art form. One of the other noteworthy things about this book was that I learned great deal about things I thought I already knew.
I don't know if Noah intended it as a cautionary tale, but it is. I didn't read the book. I listened to the audiobook because Noah reads it himself. He has a beautiful, melodic voice and a lovely cadence. It was a treat for my ears and my brain. You might think with all of this terrible stuff -- and some of it is really horrific -- that this would be an angry, possibly embittered man.
But he isn't. He's funny when humor is possible. Even when he's serious, there is grace and wit -- plus a sweetness and generosity of spirit that's rather uplifting. I don't think I've ever said that about a book.
It's not a word I use lightly. Trevor Noah is a rare person, able to appreciate the good stuff in his life and not obsess over the considerable amount of injustice he has experienced. I'm not usually a big fan of celebrity memoirs or autobiographies, but this is exceptional. If you have the patience, listen to it as an audiobook. Otherwise, consider reading it. He's a smart guy, a good writer, and an astute observer of humanity, government, politics, and relationships.
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