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As a reader of my book blog, you know you can find a lot of diversity here. So why not try to add to it and join this Readathon?
I have so far reviewed books related to 53 countries. Check for ideas! And of course, if you need ideas about more books set in France, you can check my French Bingo
But I may be able to add to that list? Or at least do some repeat.
The Readathon asks that I state where I live. I’m in the US, so books set in any other country will work here.
Here are some books I may be able to present to you during these 2 weeks:
- So You Don’t Get Lost In The Neighborhood, by Patrick Modiano – the 2014 Nobel Prize in Literature. Book set in Paris, France
- Neverwhere, by Neil Gaiman – book set in London, England
- A Trick of the Light, by Louise Penny – book set in Québec
- The Buried Giant, by Ishigur0 – Japanese Literature
- The Bridge on the Drina, by Ivo Andric – set in the Balkans
COME JOIN THE FUN!
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53 countries! Wow! I have yet to list down the countries despite my having a book map. Maybe I’ll do that during the event!
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it took me 2 years though. It was my favorite reading experience ever. trying to do the same now for each US state, but am super slow at it
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It’s better not to think about how long it takes … just keep reading 🙂
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oh absolutely, never an issue for me. Actually I’m already at 91 books read this year, 11 books ahead of schedule
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You’re putting me to shame, Emma! 53 countries!
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over 2 years though
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Your list is impressive. So glad you are joining us.
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thanks, we’ll see what I can do, good way of urging me to post reviews
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Great job with 53 countries!! I need to update my list, I tend to read about the same places. Thanks for joining our readathon and hope you enter our great big giveaway! You get entries for tweets and completing daily posts like this one. Good luck!
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neat. just did a video and instagram. unfortunately, too busy to be active every day for this fun event
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I love Neverwhere. It gives such a twisted look at London.
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yes, and the way he reads his own book is awesome
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