As many of you are well aware, November is THE month for reading challenges, with FIVE that I know of vying for our attention.
Naturally, MY own challenge, AusReading Month gets top billing here, but I am keen to combine some of the other options, with my Australian books, if I can.
This means being a little organised.
I'm one day early, but this will be my sign up/introduction post for all FIVE book events happening around the world in November.
Tomorrow, the MASTERPOST for AusReading Month will go live with a linky for all your posts, reviews etc. The Masterpost will be set as the featured post on the right hand side of my blog, for those of you who use a computer or laptop, to make it easy to find throughout the month.
For AusReading Month I plan to finish and review:
- The Last Migration | Charlotte McConaghy (NSW on my bingo card)
- Our Shadows | Gail Jones (WA or NSW or even VIC)
- Stone Sky Gold Mountain | Mirandi Riwoe (QLD)
- Elizabeth and Her German Garden | Elizabeth Von Armin (NSW or FREE)
- Cockatoos | Brent of Bin Bin (aka Miles Franklin) (NSW)
- Only Happiness Here | Gabrielle Carey (NSW)
- Phosphorescence, On Awe, Wonder And Things That Sustain You When The World Goes Dark | Julia Baird (NSW)
- The Golden Maze | Richard Fidler (FREE)
- Writers on Writers: Josephine Rowe on Beverley Farmer (VIC)
- Griffith Review 68: Getting On | various authors (FREE)
- Catvinkle and the Missing Tulips | Elliot Perlman
- Landing With Wings | Trace Balla
- The Stolen Prince of Cloudburst | Jaclyn Moriarty
- A Distant Mirror | Barbara Tuckman
- The Salt Path | Raynor Winn
- Salt Fat Acid Heat | Samin Nostrat
- White Fragility | Robin DiAngelo
- Vesper Flights | Helen Macdonald
- The Passenger: Japan | Europa Editions | various authors
- The Land of Green Plums | Herta Müller - a very slim book that has the benefit of also being a #ReadingtheNobels contender.
- Elizabeth and Her German Garden | Elizabeth Von Armin (the latest Penguin edition comes in at 104 pages)
- The Penelopiad | Margaret Atwood

