Showing posts with label reading challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reading challenge. Show all posts

Monday, 27 January 2014

Reading Challenges 2014


Although the new year celebrations are still fresh in my mind, the first month of 2014 is already drawing to a close. But as they say, time flies when you're having fun and really, when was reading a book anything but fun (the occasional mishap i.e. getting fooled into buying a book based on a gorgeous cover or a catchy synopsis, being the proverbial exception to the rule).

Although I have been absent from the blog for a very long time (I know, bad, bad me), I never stopped reading and before January is really over, I should officially sign up for the reading challenges I have decided to enter this year.

Thursday, 4 April 2013

Reading Challenge 2013 {Part 4}



I stumbled upon the Books in a Series Reading Challenge hosted by BookStacksOnDeck while surfing, and since I have been reading almost nothing but series this year, I thought I could squeeze in an extra challenge.

Tuesday, 19 March 2013

Reading Challenge 2013 {Part 3}


As they say in Dutch "Driemaal is scheepsrecht", and therefore I couldn't stick to just two challenges this year. I looked around the interwebs and found several other challenges that sounded tempting (like paranormal fiction challenges etc) but I was looking for one that would push me out of my comfort zone.  It's not really a challenge if you don't have to make any effort, is it? :o)

Monday, 18 March 2013

Reading Challenges 2013 {Part 2}



Still searching for a few other challenges to join, I came across an A to Z challenge (hosted by Babies, Books and Beyond) that seemed particularly appealing.   The goal is simple : read 26 books during 2013, one per letter of the alphabet.

Reading Challenges 2013 {Part 1}

After joining challenges in the kitchen area, I thought it might be a good idea to do the same for the books I read in order to keep me focused and motivated (as I am easily sidetracked into all other kinds of fun activities - like the aforementioned cooking and baking challenges - to the detriment of my ever growing TBR stack).