60 thoughts on “Reading the States 2015 Reading Challenge”

1. Fantastic challenge!!! Good luck!

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   • thanks. re you doing reading challenges this year?

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2. I love the idea of this but not sure I could commit to it. Good luck to you 🙂

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   • well, as you see I take this easy, as this is my 3rd year on it!! But my previous experience of traveling 52 countries through books was so great, I wanted to do something similar

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     • As suppose if you take as long as you want it would be fine. Might think about doing it eventually 🙂

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3. I notice you have nothing down for my state!! Have you read either of David Rhodes’ excellent novels — Driftless and Jewelweed — both of which are set not that far from Madison. (Jewelweed even includes a brief encounter with one of the sisters from Mississippi Abbey!!)

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   • I do have Jewelweed on my bookshelf, waiting! oh oh, I had forgotten about OM in there!

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18. Bon challenge !
    Je ne connais aucun de ces livres.

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    • Formidable, bonnes occasions de découvertes

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