
Week before last I did part 1 of my 2010 Challenges Round up. This week is round 2.
My start of challenge postLevel: The Unshepherded Path
My List of Books:
I would have liked to have read more books for this challenge but simply ran out of time. I did enjoy all of the books I read but if I had to pick a favourite it would have to be Mystics, Mavericks, and Merrymakers by Stephanie Levine. I enjoyed both the topic, girls in the Lubavic community and the way the book was written. Levine manages to present her subjects very well. I am glad that with the five books I cover four different religions.
My start of challenge postLevel: Lambda 4 Books
My List of Books:
In my start of challenge post I set out to read 4 books by GLBT authors but hoping to read more. I’m glad I did manage this goal. One of the books was a re-read En komikers uppväxt (A Comedian Growing Up). I read it as a teenager and it had as much of an impact now as it did then. Out of the books I read I learned a lot in Om Gud (About God) by Jonas Gardell but my favourite was probably Och jag läste att det var omöjligt att leva lycklig förutan dig (And I read that it was impossible to live happily without you) by Mark Levengood it was just really sweet and funny.
My start of challenge postLevel: Literati 6 Books
My List of Books:
I could have added loads more books to this list but I’ve kept it to the six that I signed up for. Five of the six books are books I have loved. One I’m less fond of. The two In Death books are books I loved as an adult. I so love this series Madicken by Astrid Lindgren and Anne of Avonlea are books I loved as a child. Madicken (the title character) was one of my childhood heroines as was Anne. I really must get back to my Anne re-read (which I will now that I have them for free on my new kindle (more on that later)). Finally the two books I read in high school: The French Lieutenant’s Woman and En komikers uppväxt (A Comedian Growing Up). I really enjoyed En komikers uppväxt but wasn’t that fond of The French Lieutenant’s Woman.
Level: 1 book
- The Odyssey by Homer
A challenge that only requires one book isn’t that hard to manage . I really did enjoy the audiobook I listened to for this challenge. And look for more Greek classics on my blog in 2011.
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Happy New Year to you and your family. Have a wonderful reading 2011!!!
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Happy New Year!
I did the Unshepherded Path for the World Religion Challenge too but sadly only read one book - Nine Parts of Desire. I had previously read Mystics, Mavericks and Merrymakers and liked that a lot!
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