“You can never get a cup of tea large enough or a book long enough to suit me.” ― C.S. Lewis
Owned and Unread Project
Monday, December 17, 2018
Reminder: Only Two More Weeks for the Back to the Classics Challenge 2018!
There are only two weeks left for the Back to the Classics Challenge 2018! Did you sign up for the challenge? Have you completed six or more books? There's still time to complete the challenge and qualify for the prize drawing by posting a short wrap-up and linking here. Only twenty people have completed the challenge so far, so odds are definitely in your favor!
Reminder: read the directions CAREFULLY for your wrap-up, and include links to your original posts and contact information so I can notify you if you win!
So far only 12 people have linked to wrap-up posts so odds are in your favor! You have until midnight, December 31 (PST) to post. What are you waiting for?
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Following the abowe link takes me to the 2017 linky. The link in the sidebar is OK.
ReplyDeleteWill formally post sign up post when I get home this weekend but in the meantime my list is:
ReplyDelete19th century- The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde
20th century- 4.50 From Paddington by Agatha Christie
By woman- The Daughter of Time by Josephine Try
Translation- Utopia (published in Latin) by Thomas Moore
Children's Classic- the horse and his boy by C S Lewis
Colour in title- The Blue Castle by L M Montgomery
Detective classic- The Murder of Roger Akroyd by Agatha Christie
Author new to me- Last Seen wearing by Hilary Waugh
Intimidating classic- Anna Karenina
Journey classic- The Voyage of the Dawn Treader by C S Lewis
One word title- Rebecca by Dauphne Damaurier
Reread- Anne of Green Gables by L M Montgomery