Fall Into Reading Challenge



Katrina at Callapidder Days has put a challenge out there for those of us who love to read.

"The purpose of this challenge is for us to establish some goals for our reading this Fall and then work toward them. Whether you have a pile of books that you've been intending to read but just haven't yet, or you need a gentle prod to finish some books that you started but then abandoned, or you would just like a little accountability as you work through your reading stack, this is the place for you. Read for entertainment, read to learn, read to improve your life, read to be inspired. Just read!"

This is great since I can keep track of the ever growing pile besides my bed.
So here's my list.

Terminal 9 by Patricia Rushford and Harrison James
Sassy Cinderella and the Valiant Vigilante by Sharon Dunn
Under the Northern Lights by Tracie Peterson
Maggie's Story by Dandi Daley MacKall
Sadie-in-Waiting by Annie Jones
The Begotten by Lisa T. Bergren
Impasse by Laurel Oke Logan
Caught in the Middle by Gayle Roper
Dreaming in Black and White by Laura Jensen Walker
Allah's Fire by Gayle Roper
The Potluck Club by Linda Evans Shepherd and Eva Marie Everson
Interior Motives by Ginny Aiken
The Prophet by Francine Rivers
Savannah Comes Undone by Denise Hildreth
Pitch Black by Melody Carlson
Entangled by Tracie Peterson
Sahm I am by Meredith Efken
The Trouble With Tulips by Mindy Starns Clark

This will also give you a good idea of the list of reviews to come. If there's any other books you think I should add, I'm open for suggestions!

Comments

  1. Anonymous11:33 AM

    I love Mindy Starns Clark. I'm finishing up her Million Dollar Mysteries as part of the Fall Reading Challenge. I'll be interested to see what you think of The Trouble with Tulips. Also, what you think of The Potluck Club as that is in my tbr stack.

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  2. Unknown12:09 AM

    That is a big list, and I haven't heard of many of them.

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  3. Katrina @ Callapidder Days7:10 AM

    Thanks for joining the challenge, Deborah! You've got a great list; I've read and enjoyed several of the books on there. Enjoy your reading!

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  4. Anonymous10:23 AM

    Thanks Deborah! Everyone here at work (DotNorm Inc.) absolutely love your blogs. Jamie in Accounting is working on the top half of your list, while Mindy and myself are working on the bottom part. We haven't officially signed up for the 'Fall into Reading Challenge', we're just doing it for fun. Anyway, thanks again from all your friends at DotNorm, Inc.

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