Must-Reads, Ongoing Personal Challenges On the twelfth and final day of My Twelve Days of Challenges, I'm bookchatting about what I affectionately but determinedly call my Must Reads. The current year's are listed here and there will be links to archived lists in the future. Classics: 1. Leo Tolstoy’s War and Peace
Wherein I Admit My Bias On the eleventh day of My Twelve Days of Challenges, I'm bookchatting about the challenge that most challenged me. On a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 being the most challenging, I'd be tempted to give the Science Book Challenge an eleven, except that it
Seasonal Rituals On the tenth day of My Twelve Days of Challenges, I'm bookchatting about Carl's two traditional challenges: the Once Upon a Time Challenge and the R.eaders I.bibe P.eril Challenge. The former was new to me; the latter simply gave a name to a long-standing reading tradition:
What's In a Name? On the ninth day of My Twelve Days of Challenges, I'm bookchatting about What's in a Name Challenge 3? Like the TwentyTen Challenge, this one has a huge fun quotient because, I think, by its very nature, it's whimsical. It reminds me of those creative writing exercises
Watch and Learn (Er, Read) On the eighth day of My Twelve Days of Challenges, I'm bookchatting about The Read the Book, See the Movie Challenge. Matinee: One Book, One Movie This challenge was the perfect opportunity to revisit Margaret Laurence's wonderfully-accomplished novel,The Stone Angel, in conjunction with a viewing of
