I'm now working on a new real challenge - read a good portion of the books that are Newbery Contenders. I'm working off a list so that makes it a little easier. The hard part is writing something about each book as I finish it. I'll update my progress next week.
October Reading
Tween/Middle Grades (10)
Night Fairy by Schlitz
Kick by Myers and Workman (2011 release from NetGalley)
The Search for Wondla by DiTerlizzi
The Familiars by Epstein and Jacobson
Lulu and the Brontosaurus by Viorst
The Lost Hero by Riordan
Jake by Couloumbis
The Strange Case of Origami Yoda by Angleberger
Griff Carver, Hallway Patrol by Krieg
Vordak the Incomprehensible by Seegart
Young Adult (13)
Water Seeker by HoltProm and Prejudice by Eulberg (2011 release from Scholastic)
Shakespeare Makes the Playoffs by Koertge
Stuck on Earth by Klass
Reckless by Funke
Secret Society of the Pink Crystal Ball by Green
Bamboo People by Perkins
Beastly by Flinn (audio)
Amy and Roger's Epic Detour by Matson
Ship Breaker by Bacigalupi
Black Hole Sun by Gill
Scorch Trials by Dashner
Cool Beans by Mangum
Picture Book (1)
Bad Kitty by BruelOther
Blank my Dad Says by HalpinTotal Read in October - 25
Best Book Read in October - The Search for Wondla by Tony DiTerlizzi
Decent but my school year challenge calls for some classic and nonfiction reading. Luckily, I have until June for that.
Upcoming Reads
Blog Tours
Hole in the Wall by FaustinoBees to Mist by Setiawan
The Walk by Alexander
Wishing and Hoping by Lamb
Keeper by Appelt
Joey Fly 2 by Reynolds
Sugar and Ice by Messner
The Alchemist - Graphic Novel by Coehlo
Requests
Selling Hope by Tubb
Spray by Edge
Print and Newbery Book Club Reads
Forge by AndersonAlchemy and Meggy Swann by Cushman
Touch Blue by Lord
A Million Shades of Gray by Kadohata
Scumble by Law
War to End All Wars by Freedman
Finally by Mass
Turtle in Paradise by Holm
The Danger Box by Balliett
Easy as Falling Off The Face of the Earth by Perkins
Revolution by Donnelly
Please Ignore Vera Dietz by King
I still need the two reads from our teacher book club, but hopefully they will choose something I'm already planning to read or have read!
OOH have fun with the challenge - it looks like a great list of books!
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