December 21, 2009

Typically British Reading Challenge 2010


Timeline: 1st Jan 2010~ 31st Dec 2010. Only books started on January 1st count towards this challenge.

Details:

1. Anyone can join. You don't need a blog to participate.

2. There are four levels:

• "Put The Kettle On" – Read 2 Typically British novels.
• "Gordon Bennett" – Read 4 Typically British novels.
• "Bob's Your Uncle" – Read 6 Typically British novels.
• "Cream Crackered" – Read 8 Typically British novels.


So, I was trying to not join any MORE challenges. I really need to join another like I need another hole in my my head, right? But I was I supposed to resist those level names?! Please see Book Chick City's post for more of the rules and to sign up!

I'm going to join at the Cream Crackered level. I have no idea what the term means but I will enjoy fulfilling it's obligations. =)

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  1. UnknownDecember 21, 2009 at 3:03 PM

    Hi Kylee, welcome to the Typically British challenge. So pleased you signed up and going for top billing :) Cream crackered means knackered (tired) :D I hope you enjoy the challenge.

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