March 18, 2009

Challenge Update #1 -- Reading Wrap-Up

I haven't done a Reading Wrap-Up since I wrapped up December's reads. I thought I'd combine a wrap-up for January, February and the first half of March with an update on where I stand with my Reading Challenges.

In January I finished:
  • Emily Post by Laura Claridge
  • The Smart One by Ellen Meister
  • Pretties by Scott Westerfeld
  • Uglies by Scott Westerfeld
In February I finished:
  • A Day with My Dad at the Beach by Lance Waite
  • King's Fool by Margaret Campbell Barnes
In March I have finished (so far):
  • Baron Thinks Dog are People Too! by Laurie Dean
  • Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert
Now for Challenge Updates!
  1. 100+ Reading Challenge -- 8/100
  2. 18th & 19th Century Woman Writer's Challenge -- 0/4
  3. 2009 Pub Challenge -- 0/9 {I am currently reading THE CRIMES OF PARIS which qualifies for this challenge.}
  4. 2009 Support Your Local Library Challenge -- 0/12
  5. 2009 Young Adult Book Challenge -- 2/12
  6. American Civil War Reading Challenge -- 0/12
  7. Genre Challenge -- 2/12
  8. John Steinbeck Mini-Challenge -- 0/2
  9. Pulizter Prize Challenge -- 0/5
  10. Scott Westerfeld Mini-Challenge -- 2/2
  11. Well-Seasoned Reader Challenge -- 0/3 {In all honesty, I forgot about this challenge. It ends in 2 weeks...}
  12. What's in a Name? 2 -- 1/6
  13. Winter Holiday Reading Challenge -- There was no set # to read; I read an anthology of 4 stories and a book.
  14. The World Citizen Challenge -- 0/1
I will skip the Reading/Challenge Wrap-Up for March, but on May 2nd I will post a wrap-up that covers March 18 - April 30. After that I will resume regular monthly wrap-ups!

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2 comments:

  1. I have some challenges that are at 0 too! I haven't gotten to my Scot Westerfeld mini-challenge yet; I see you finished! I've decided not to stress out about challenges. They are supposed to be fun, not a chore. If I finish them, great; if not, so be it.

    Good luck on yours!

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  2. Exactly. I'm not going to stress about it either. I'm having fun in my reading so far this year. Well, with the exception of the Emily Post bio. =)

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