100 Pages A Day.... Stephanie's Book Reviews

COYER Winter 2018

12/14/2018

I'm participating in the Winter COYER challenge!
What is COYER?
COYER Winter 2018 will run from December 1, 2018 to March 2, 2019! Mark your calendars!
COYER rules:

Read Your E-Reads! Every book you read MUST be in an electronic format – meaning E-Book or Audiobook. It’s okay to start a book before December 1st, you must be less than half way for it to count then review it during COYER.
The books must be FREE or NEARLY FREE! This includes review books, tour books, NetGalley, Edelweiss, etc. What’s nearly free? No more than $2 for eBooks and no more than $5 for Audiobooks (or the equivalent in your currency). This does NOT include library books, borrowed books, or Kindle Unlimited books.
Announce your participation! This can be a blog post (or if you don’t have a blog – Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Booklikes, Goodreads, Shelfari, etc.) If you want to list books you would like to read, that’s great, but not necessary. The point is to let everyone know you’re committed to COYER, maybe share some goals, and help spread the word. Not sure how to do your post? Check out this example from a previous COYER.
Link up! Link that post (not just your blog homepage) to the linky below. (remember if you signed up before our site crashed we need you to sign up again)
Review & Link Reviews! Your review may be on your blog, Goodreads, Shelfari, Booklikes, etc. Link the review to the Review Linky (which will be available on the kick off post on December 1st).
We are giving away (2) $10 Gift Cards. One is for the review link and the other is for a goody type of giveaway. It will be for readathons, participating, visiting, etc. We will have all the info on the kick off post.
Visit Each Other, Chat & Have Fun!

Go here to sign up!

Here is what I would like to read this COYER:

Books Finished:
A Light of Her Own- 12/3/2018
The War Between Us- 12/9/2018
From Across the Room- 12/12/2018

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2018 Historical Fiction Reading Challenge

12/14/2018

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I've done really well with the Historical Fiction Reading Challenge for 2017, so I am delighted to join the 2018 Historical Fiction Reading Challenge. This year, I will do the Ancient History Level again at 25 books. Here are the rules and how to participate:

Here are the Reading Challenge details:

Each month, a new post dedicated to the HF Challenge will be created. To participate, you only have to follow the rules:

Everyone can participate! If you don't have a blog you can post a link to your review if it's posted on Goodreads, Facebook, or Amazon, or you can add your book title and thoughts in the comment section if you wish.
Add the link(s) of your review(s) including your name and book title to the Mister Linky we’ll be adding to our monthly post (please use the direct URL that will guide us directly to your review)
Any sub-genre of historical fiction is accepted (Historical Romance, Historical Mystery, Historical Fantasy, Young Adult, History/Non-Fiction, etc.)

During the following 12 months you can choose one of the different reading levels:

20th Century Reader - 2 books
Victorian Reader - 5 books
Renaissance Reader - 10 books
Medieval - 15 books
Ancient History - 25 books
Prehistoric - 50+ books

To join the challenge you only need to make a post about it, add your link in Mr. Linky below or just leave a link to your blog if you are not yet ready to post about it yet. If you don't have a blog you can just leave a comment for this post saying that you are joining, and link to your Facebook, Goodreads or other social media page where you will be sharing your reviews.

The challenge runs from January 1st to December 31st, 2018.

Please share about the Reading Challenge to your fellow friends and readers using the hashtag below!
#2018HistFicReadingChallenge

If you have any questions or comments please leave a comment on this post or email Amy at passagestothepast@gmail.com.

My 2018 Historical Fiction Reading Log:
1. The Muse of Fire by Carol M. Cram- Drama at the Theatre in 19th Century London.
2. The Women in the Castle by Jessica Shattuck- Post WWII Germany and the women who resisted.
3. A Certain Age- A love triangle and a mystery in Jazz Age New York City.
4. A Peculiar Courtship- A Spy Regency Romance, 2nd book in the Beckett Files.
5. The Phantom's Apprentice- Retelling of The Phantom of the Opera with Christine taking center stage.
6. The Atomic City Girls- The story of four people working in Oak Ridge during WWII.
7. By Love Divided-family ties during the English Civil War.
8. Catarina's Ring- the shared story of grandmother and granddaughter between the present and early 20th century Italy and NYC.
9. Courage Between Love and Death- Retelling of President McKinley's assassination from the point of view of a nurse at the Pan-Am Expo in Buffalo, NY.
10. Cleopatra Unconquered- An alternate history from Cleopatra's birth and if she and Marc Antony had won the battle of Actium.
11. River Rising- Time travel adventure to the Johnstown Flood.
12. My Dear Hamilton- Eliza Hamilton's story through the Revolutionary War and into the new century.
13. Come From Away- Historical romance about Canada's role in WWII and the U-Boats on Nova Scotia's shore.
14. Owen: Book One of the Tudor Trilogy- Historical Fiction of Owen Tudor's life and his family lineage.
15: The Deadliest Sport- Historical Mystery set in First Century CE, Alexandria
16. Trouble in Glamour Town- Murder Mystery in 1920's Hollywood
17. Cocoa Beach- Mystery and Romance set between WWI and the Prohibition Era.
18. To Love A Spy- Regency Spy Romance set during the Napoleonic Wars
19. All The Ever Afters- The Untold Story of Cinderella's Stepmother- Cinderella's Stepmother's story set in Medieval England.
20. The Underground River- The Underground Railroad upon a Floating River Theatre in 1838.
21. The Lost Vintage- A dual-time story of the French Resistance and collaborators during WWII.
22. Secrets of the Island- Twins returning from World War II dig through their family's history.
23. What Blooms From Dust- Historical fiction blended with magical realism during the Dust Bowl in Nowhere, Oklahoma.
24. A Hangman For Ghosts- Historical mystery set in Australia's penal colony in 1829.
25. The Romanov Empress- Historical Fiction about the life of Maria Feodorova, Tsarina of Russia.
26. Blood and Ink- Historical Fiction about Kit Marlowe and William Shakespeare in Tudor England.
27. The Memory Tree- Time Travel Adventure to 1918 with the Carson Family. Book 2 in the Carson Chronicles.
28. The Locksmith's Daughter- Historical Thriller about a female spy for Sir Francis Walsingham in Tudor England.
29. A Tangled Ruse- A Regency Spy Romance in 19th Century Scotland, book 4 of the Beckett Files
30. Tiffany Blues- Historical mystery set in the Jazz Age surrounding artists at Louis Comfort Tiffany's Laurelton Hall.
31. The Phantom Tree- Time Travel romance surrounding Mary Seymour in Tudor England.
32. The Secret of the Irish Castle- The third book of the Deverill Chronicles, a family saga from 1939-1952.
33. I Am Mrs. Jesse James- The story of Zee Mimms, wife of Jesee James.
34. The Silver Shoes- Dual time story between the present day and 1929-30.
35. Witch Dance- Dual time story of missing children from the Bynum Mounds between the Hopewell tribes and present day.
36. The Promise of Tomorrow- Historical romantic suspense
37. When the Men Were Gone- Historical fiction of Tylene Wilson, a female football coach during WWII.
38. Stanley & Hazel- Murder mystery in 1930's St. Louis.
39. The Devil's Grin- Murder Mystery in Victorian London
40. The Promise of Tomorrow- Historical romantic suspense
41. The Lighthouse Keeper's Daughter- The story of Grace Darling
42. The Game of Hope- Hortense de Beauharnais' teen years after the French Revolution
43. The Girl They Left Behind- Story of a Jewish girl who survived the Bucharest Pogroms, WWII in Romania and the Iron Curtain.
44. Miami Days, Havana Nights- Dual time story of the Jewish mob in Florida.
45. Temptation Rag- The story of how Ragtime music grew and the musicians that brought it to the masses.
46. A Light of Her Own- The story of Judith Leyster, Dutch Golden Age painter.
47. The War Between Us- Historical Romance during WWII.
48. From Across the Room- Historical Romance set in late 19th Century and told in epistolary form.

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ARCtober Reading Challenge

10/24/2018

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This challenge was made for me! I have a bunch of ARC's to catch up on and fall is a great time to read. Here are the details and how to sign up:

Challenge details:
Runs October 1 – October 31, 2018.
You have until October 5 to sign up.

The (only) goal is to read ARCs. As many as you want. They can be older ones that you haven’t read for one reason or another OR newer ones for books that haven’t yet released. Print, ebook and audio all count. Just read them.

Even though this isn’t part of the official challenge, don’t forget to review. Even if it’s an older book. You’ll get good bookish juju — and a bonus entry into the giveaways.

You don’t have to be a blogger to participate. You can track your progress on Goodreads, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube… wherever you want! I’ll be posting weekly updates on the blog and Instagram, but you do what works for you.

Use #ARCtober2018 on social media.

Feel free to use the banner graphic on your posts and/or social media. Or create your own!

Link up

Tell your friends! The more, the merrier!

You know you want to join us! Don’t have a blog? Its okay!! You can track your progress on Goodreads or your social media site of choice.

Here are some of the books that I'd like to read

1. The Promise of Tomorrow
2. Stanley & Hazel
3. Madam Velvet's Cabaret of Oddities
4. The Game of Hope
5. The Lighthouse Keeper's Daughter
6. The Girl They Left Behind

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FraterFest!

9/26/2018

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It's that time of year where I like to read all of my Halloween themed, thriller, and paranormal books! So, why not participate in FraterFest?
Go here for the official link up and more info: https://caffeinatedbookreviewer.com/2018/09/fraterfest-readathon-sign-up.html

Here are the rules:

Linkup
Spread the Word Grab the button and/or use social media to share the signup post
Read or Listen Between Midnight October 11th and ending at 11:59 pm October 16th read or listen to thrillers, mysteries, paranormal, horror, supernatural, witchy, ghostly, fantasy, or serial killer novels and novellas. (to clarify..these can be cozies and include romance. No need to sleep with the lights on if you don’t fancy a good scare!)
Share your progress on Twitter or Instagram using #FraterfestRAT
Participate in at least one challenge.
Create a shelf on Goodreads (or blog post) marked FraterfestRAT to share your progress
Win, Have Fun, Discuss Books and Make New Friends

Check back here for progress, challenges and updates!
Here are some of the books I plan on reading:

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COYER Big Summer Birthday Bash

8/29/2018

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I have never actually participated in a COYER but has always thought I should! I will be participating in the COYER Big Summer Birthday Bash. For more information and to sign up go here: http://coyerchallenge.com/2018/05/19/coyer-big-summer-birthday-bash-sign-up-now/

My clean up goal will be A Spring Clean- 11 to 20 books. I hope to be on the higher end of that. Check back on this post for updates and challenges.
Here are some of the e-reads I want to clean out for Goody# 9: Make a List and read 10
A Handbook For Beautiful People- Finished June 11 Ghosts and Exiles- Finished June 16 The Lost Vintage- Finished June 22 Secrets of the Island- Finished June 22 The Woman Behind the Waterfall- Finished June 27 What Blooms from Dust- Finished July 1 A Hangman For Ghosts- Finished July 7 The Romanov Empress- Finished July 14 The Memory Tree- Finished August 2 The Locksmith's Daughter- Finished August 11

Goody #1: Declare your reading goal

I want to do a Spring Cleaning with 11-20 books! Hopefully I get through more, but this is a realistic goal with the list I have going.

Goody #10: The Strict, The List and the One with the Twist
I'm doing the list first !
Wish me luck :)
Here it is, books in my possession that I want to read and have been obtained legally:
1. Secrets of the Island- Finished 6/24/18
2. The Woman Behind the Waterfall- Finished 6/26/2018
3. Camp Crush- Finished 6/27/2018
4. What Blooms From Dust- Finished 6/30/2018

Then The Strict, all ebooks, all freebies:
5. A Hangman For Ghosts- Finished 7/5/2018
6. Late K-Lunacy
7. The Romanov Empress- Finished 7/14/18
8. Stanley & Hazel

Then the Twist, all ebooks:
9. Winterglass
10. Bewitching Hannah
11. Steel Blood
12. The Medievalist
13. The Monster Upstairs
14. Into Nature
15. Flow, Spin, Grow

Goody #8:
Survive Hurricane Berls
Letting Go of Gravity

Goody #5: Scavenger Hunt
56: Tribal Affairs- A book with a traditionally evil character as the main character- a genie!
17: Tiffany Blues- A book with the word Blue in the Title
73: The Book of M- A book set a least 20 years in the future.
12: Summer Sizzle- A Romance Novel

Goody #4: Kindle Freebies
Blood and Ink

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Bout of Books 23

8/26/2018

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I'm Participating in Bout of Books 23!
The Bout of Books read-a-thon is organized by Amanda Shofner and Kelly Rubidoux Apple. It is a week long read-a-thon that begins 12:01am Monday, August 20th and runs through Sunday, August 26th in whatever time zone you are in. Bout of Books is low-pressure. There are challenges, giveaways, and a grand prize, but all of these are completely optional. For all Bout of Books 23 information and updates, be sure to visit the Bout of Books blog. - From the Bout of Books team.

Looks for Updates and Challenges in this post!

Day 1:
Challenge- Introduce Yourself #insixwords
Outdoorswoman, gardener, toddler & dog mom, scientist.

Progress:
Finished up Tiffany Blues and wrote review.
Currently Reading: The Book of M

Day 2:
Challenge- Emoji Book Plot

Emoji Book Plot for Tiffany Blues

Progress: Still Reading The Book of M

Day 3:
Challenge- Favorite Literary Villain
The White Queen - The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe

Progress:
Finished- The Book of M
Currently Reading- Summer Sizzle

Day 4:
Challenge- Book Trip!
A European Tour:
French Wine Country, The London Underground and Cottingley Fairies!

Progress:
Reviewed- The Book of M
Finished- Summer Sizzle
Began- Barsk: The Elephant's Graveyard

Day 5
Challenge-Bookish Playlist
Playlist for Summer Sizzle:
Summer Love- Justin Timberlake
Viva La Vida- Coldplay
Ocean Avenue- Yellowcard
I'm Yours- Jason Mraz

Progress- Reading Barsk: The Elephant's Graveyard

Day 6
Challenge: Discover Books
Through Bout of Books I discovered
Tearling Series by Erika Johansen
and
Soulless Series by Gail Carriger
Progress- Reviewed Summer Sizzle
Reading- Barsk: The Elephant's Graveyard

Day 7
Challenge: Stretch Goal
I'd like to finish up Barsk and start the Phantom Tree!

Progress- Finished Barsk: The Elephant's Graveyard

Wrap-Up!
Total Books Read: 4
Tiffany Blues by MJ Rose
The Book of M by Peng Shepherd
Summer Sizzle by Tammy Andressen
Barsk: The Elephant's Graveyard by Lawrence M. Shoen
Pages Read: 1325
Challenges Completed: 7

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Summer TBR Wipeout

6/29/2018

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Another challenge! Why not? These are really helping me get through the ridiculous amount of books that I need to read. Want to join? Here is more info:

The Summer TBR Wipeout 2018 summer reading challenge sign-ups are now open! ! I hope that you can join us in our low-key challenge that will help to wipe some of those books off of your ever growing TBR. It is always a fun part of my summer and I look forward to finding out what everyone else is reading this year.
To make the Summer TBR Wipeout 2018 simple and inclusive to everyone, I am opening this up to anyone who wants to participate. You do not have to run a book blog or a website for that matter. All that I ask is that you create your posts on some sort of social media website, such as Instagram, Facebook or Tumblr, etc. You can also read backlist books, ARCs, new releases, audiobooks, or anything else that has been beckoning you to read it. There will be 4 posts in total that you can link up to here on The Candid Cover.SCHEDULE:June 3- July 5: Sign-ups open!
Week of July 1st: Introductory post- What books are you planning to read this summer?
Week of July 15th: Update post #1- Tell us how your reading has been going so far. What books have you read? Were they enjoyable? What’s next on your TBR? Etc.
Week of July 29th: Update post #2
Week of August 12th: Wrap-up post- How did your summer reading go? Did you wipeout some books from your summer TBR?
Don’t forget to check back during the event to link up your posts and earn more points for the giveaway! I am looking forward to this summer reading challenge and I can’t wait to find out what books you are reading this year.

This is a pretty easy one and since I'm already doing COYER, I'll get in some of my physical book copies for this challenge.

Check back here for updates!

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Bout of Books Readathon 22

5/21/2018

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I will be participating in Bout of Books 22!

What is Bout of Books you ask?
The Bout of Books read-a-thon is organized by Amanda Shofner and Kelly Rubidoux Apple. It is a week long read-a-thon that begins 12:01am Monday, May 14th and runs through Sunday, May 20th in whatever time zone you are in. Bout of Books is low-pressure. There are challenges, giveaways, and a grand prize, but all of these are completely optional. For all Bout of Books 22 information and updates, be sure to visit the Bout of Books blog. - From the Bout of Books team.

What are my goals for this Bout of Books?
To stay on top of my TBR and reviews and maybe get ahead on some books as well!
I will be doing updates and challenges in this post. Here are some of the books I hope to read:

Bout of Books Day 1:
Challenge- Introduce Yourself #Insixwords

Outdoorswoman, gardener, toddler & dog mom, scientist.

Progress:
Began Reading: All the Way to Italy
Percent Complete: 50%

Bout of Books Day 2:
Challenge: The Year of You
Published August 1985- The Castle in the Attic
I remember reading this book in school and falling in love with a new genre.

Progress:
Finished: All the Way To Italy
Began: The Deadliest Sport

Bout of Books Day 3:
Challenge: Show Me Your Precious
Box Set of The Lord of the Rings- it's shiny, too!

Progress:
Finished: All the Way to Italy, The Deadliest Sport
Began: Cocoa Beach

Bout of Books Day 4:
Read Alikes: I'm a huge historical fiction fan so my read alike is- If you like Phillipa Gregory try Tony Riches.

Progress:
Finished: All the Way to Italy, The Deadliest Sport
Reading: Cocoa Beach

Bout of Books Day 5:

Challenge:
Space Scavenger Hunt! I really enjoyed this challenge, here are my picks-

Mercury - Favourite short story/novella: Trigger Warning by Neil Gaimen
Venus - Favourite book with female protagonist: The Cottingly Secret by Hazel Gaynor
Earth - Favourite book about nature/nature word in the title: Pilgrim at Tinker Creek by Annie Dillard
Mars - Favourite book with a red cover: Queen of the Tearling by Erika Johnson
Jupiter - Favourite tome over 500 pages: The Belle of Two Arbors by Paul Diamond
Saturn - Favourite book with circle/ring on the cover/in the title: Catarina's Ring by Lisa McGuiness
Uranus - Favourite book set in winter: White Fang by Jack London
Neptune - Favourite book set at sea, on a boat, or under water: Thoreau in Love by John Schuyler Bishop
Pluto - Favourite books featuring a dog/with a dog on the cover: The Dog Who Loved Too Much by Dr. Nicholas Dodman
Moon - Favourite book set anywhere other than Earth: City of Stairs by Robert Jackson Bennett
Sun - Favourite book set in summer: The Cherry Harvest by Lucy Sanna
Space - Favourite book set in space: Harvesting Space for a Greener Earth by Matloff et al.

Bout of Books Day 6:

Challenge: Share Your Favorite Bout of Books Moment
My favorite thing about Bout of Books is exploring the other blogs of participants! I've found some great, like-minded readers that I try to visit throughout the year.

Progress:
Finished: All the Way to Italy, The Deadliest Sport
Reading: Cocoa Beach

Bout of Books Day 7:
Challenge: Stretch Goal
I am actually doing really well on my goals even though I never read quite as much as I would like. For my goal revision I would like to finish Cocoa Beach today and begin To Love a Spy. During the challenge I did get ahead several book for review, so I am very happy with my progress!

Wrap Up!
This was a really productive Bout of Books for me. I am happy with my progress. Here is what I read:

Finished: All the Way to Italy by Flavia Brunetti, The Deadliest Sport by June Tropp and Cocoa Beach by Beatriz Williams.
Began: To Love a Spy by Laura Beers
Total Pages Read: 798
Hours Read: I didn't really keep track, but based on the Kindle estimates about 8.

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Dewey's 24 Hour Readathon- April 2018

4/28/2018

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I'll be participating in Dewey's 24 Hour Readathon! The next readathon is April 28th. For more info and to sign up, go here: .24hourreadathon.com/april-2018-reader-sign-ups/

My goals for this readathon will be simply to read as much as I can and hopefully stay up to date or get ahead of books that I need to review. Check back here for updates:

Mini Challenge:
Artful Covers- Here is some wonderful artwork of Eliza Hamilton and her sister Angelica by Ron Chan for My Dear Hamilton.

Get Up and Move- This one always does it for me!

Mini Challenge:
Tell Me a Story- Two of my favorite Short Story collections!
Trigger Warning and My View from the Cheap Seats

Hour 10- Still reading My Dear Hamilton!

Mini Challenge:
Anthology of Interest- I would love to read an anthology about the thoughts of animals going about their daily lives and their interactions with humans.

Hour 11-
Bookmark Thoughts:
I am a bookmark user. Sometimes it is an actual nice bookmark, sometimes it's a ribbon, sometimes a scrap of paper, but always, always, always use a bookmark.

Hour 12 Survey:
1. What are you reading right now? My Dear Hamilton
2. How many books have you read so far? 1- it is 600 Pages
3. What book are you most looking forward to for the second half of the Read-a-thon? finishing this!
4. Have you had many interruptions? How did you deal with those? Yes, I have a 2 year old!
5. What surprises you most about the Read-a-thon, so far? How little I have actually read.

Mini-Challenge:
Book and a snack- Dried mango slices and My Dear Hamilton.
#RATbooksnack

Hour 13- Still chugging along. Took a dinner break and got everyone situated in the house!

Mini- Challenge
Page Pen Pals!
Right now I'm stuck in the age of Alexander Hamilton, so I would have to say Eliza Hamilton or her sister Angelica. I would love to know exactly what they thought about everything they had the chance to witness throughout their lives.

Hour 24
Wrap Up
1. Which hour was most daunting for you?
When I began, hour 8 or so. Trying to read and still do all of the normal daily routine.
2. Tell us ALLLLL the books you read!
I finished My Dear Hamilton! At 600+ pages, a true accomplishment.
3. Which books would you recommend to other Read-a-thoners?
Anything in your own TBR
4. What’s a really rad thing we could do during the next Read-a-thon that would make you smile?
A themed readathon
5. How likely are you to participate in the Read-a-thon again? Would you be interested in volunteering to help organize and prep?
I love the readathon and will participate again! I'm not sure I've done enough to volunteer yet.

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First Reads Challenge

3/5/2018

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This is a challenge to read new-to-you authors. I love discovering new authors to love and often read new authors anyway, so this is a great challenge. I'll participate at the Lover level with reading 26-50 new to me authors.

Here is information about how to participate:
Sign Up Here!
Points to Know:
1. Read & Review as many books as possible, by authors that YOU haven't read before.
2. You do not have to be a blogger to participate. However, you have to post a review on some site in order to participate. It can be on Goodreads and/or Amazon and/or Barnes & Noble and/or Smashwords.
3. If you are a blogger link up your permalink to the review posts. If you aren't a blogger, then link up the permalink to your reviews from whichever site you have chosen to post the review on.
4. The books can overlap with other reading challenges.
5. Books read may be any form (audio, print, e-book).
6. Post your links to your reviews each month to share with other participants.
7. The challenge runs from January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2018. Its never too late to Join In!

How To Sign-Up and Join In:
1. Choose a challenge level listed below.
2. Create a post on your blog, in a group, or on a forum (where possible) to let others see what you’re aiming for (a predefined list of Authors/Books is optional).
3. Grab the badge and place it in your sign up post. Then link back towww.ddsreviews.in.
4. Grab the direct URL to your sign up post, not your blog, click the Linky List and enter your link.
5. Once you review a book it would be great for you to share them by submitting them on the Review List.
7. When you’re done it’s completion post time and you can share these on the completion/wrap-up List.

Challenge Level:
Amateur : Choose to read 1 - 25 New Authors
Lover : Choose to read 26 - 50 New Authors
Expert : Choose to read 51 - 75 New Authors
Fanatic : Choose to read 76 or above New Authors

When talking about this challenge on Twitter, please use the hastag (#FirstReads2018). It makes it much easier to keep track of the conversations, answer questions and/or tweet back!

Follow along here for my list of First Reads:
1. The King of Average by Gary Schwartz
2. The Women in the Castle by Jessica Shattuck
3. Everything That's Underneath by Kristi DeMeester
4. She Regrets Nothing by Andrea Dunlop
5. The Atomic City Girls by Janet Beard
6. Animal Graph by M. Black
7. Survivors' Dawn by Ashley Warren

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