Welcome to 52 Books Bingo
- Page limit - at least 150 pages.
- Categories are open for interpretation.
- Each category may be fiction or nonfiction.
- All forms of books are acceptable including e-books, audio books, library books, etc.
- Re-reads are acceptable as long as they are read after January 1, 2019.
- No double counting - one book read per square.
I'm doing this one;
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Enjoy! Look forward to hearing about your reads.
DeleteI have completed all the squares:
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You realize, of course, that with each book I read, I'm going to have to come back here and see if it fits any of the categories in any of your optional challenges! :D
ReplyDeleteOh, of course. Clues, clues everywhere. :)
DeleteI m in
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Happy reading!
DeleteOn the course... Lets get started
ReplyDeleteGreat! Enjoy and have fun.
DeleteI'm in...Where is the first book?
ReplyDeleteYour decision, your choice. Pick a category and find a book that fits.
DeleteAm in... Let me give a try
ReplyDeleteExcellent! Have fun!
DeleteSo I've just finished Kim by Rudyard Kipling and counting it as a classic. I'm not sure why it is a classic and I'll have to think on it some more to write a proper review. I'll just say, I've reviewed textbooks with more interest.
ReplyDeleteSorry you didn’t enjoy it. Here is what Italo Calvino says makes a classic. https://www.brainpickings.org/2012/07/06/italo-calvinos-14-definitions-of-a-classic/
Deletei never used to possess that reading addiction neither i had the patience to finish reading the books. but with the time i just realized the significance of reading is simply inexplicable. i don't know whether i will be able to keep with this in future but i definitely want to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteHave fun and just read and see where the books take you!
DeleteI start with "the house of the seven gables by Nathaniel Hawthorne"....let's get it..
ReplyDeleteEnjoy!
DeleteFor my fantasy selection I'm going with a book that was suggested to me when I was a YA librarian. Never got around to it and unfortunately it wasn't my thing.
ReplyDeleteThe Grace of Kings by Ken Liu. Historical fiction meets fabtasy, but the dialogue was very flat and the one female main character was there basically to have children. Quite a disappointment.
Sorry you didn't enjoy it. Have you perhaps read The Three Body Problem which I think Liu translated. I currently have it in my TBR stack.
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