January 2023 kicks off the twelfth year for the Mount TBR Reading Challenge, which I did in 2020. Bev at My Reader's Block hosts this challenge. This time, I'm signing up for the Mt. Blanc level to read a total of 24 books from my own shelves in 2023. (It looks like I picked TWO levels because today is TWOsday.) Here are the challenge levels:
Pike's Peak (14,115 feet): read 12 books from my TBR pile
1. 75 Years: A History of East Lake United Methodist Church 1908-1983 ~ by Bonnie Setliffe Jacobs, 1983, history, 38 pages, 8/10
2. The Irish Cottage: Finding Elizabeth (The Irish Heart Series Book 1) ~ by Juliet Gauvin, 2014, fiction (Ireland), 349 pages, 4/10
3. A Vow of Silence ~ by Veronica Black, 1990, cozy mystery (England), 175 pages, 8/10
4. A Vow of Chastity ~ by Veronica Black, 1992, cozy mystery (England), 191 pages, 3/10
5. Being Authentic: A Memoir ~ by Morhaf Al Achkar, 2020, memoir, 174 pages, 7/10 6.
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Mont Blanc (15,781 feet): read 24 books from my TBR pile
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Mt. Vancouver (15,787 feet): read 36 books from my TBR pile
Mt. Ararat (16,854 feet): read 48 books from my TBR pile
Mt. Kilimanjaro (19,341 feet): read 60 books from my TBR pile
Cerro El Toro (20,236 feet): read 75 books from my TBR pile
Mt. Everest (29,029 feet): read 100 books from my TBR pile
Mount Olympus (Mars) (69,841 feet): read 150+ books from my TBR pile
I'll conquer the lower Pike's Peak and keep going until I reach the top of Mont Blanc. Maybe I'll go even higher. Who knows? Sign up HERE, if you are interested.
1 comment:
Reading from our own shelves is always a good challenge to do. I've been better recently at doing this, but still not super diligent.
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