Hey Everyone!
Reading challenges are a fun way to find inspiration to read more or read something you might not usually read. I have lots of fun writing and participating in individual and team reading challenges online in Novel Books & Reading Challenges on Goodreads. Some of the individual challenges I have written you can find via my Reading Challenges tab.
At the moment I am in the middle of a team reading challenge called Tower Teams 3. It is basically a read-a-thon type challenge where points are earned according to the page count of the books you read and bonus points for participating in buddy read discussions. We have more team challenges planned, so if you want to have fun reading and get to know more people from all over the world, come check it out. The latest book I have finished to count for the challenge is
Of A Boy by Sonya Hartnett
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
This book is about the everyday experiences of a 9 year old boy in 1977. It is aimed at adults, not 9 year old boys.
I enjoyed noticing the differences and similarities to everyday life in 2015. The story circles around the case of the missing children and touches on topics such as peer pressure, fitting in, intellectual disabilities and mental health. If you are looking for a feel good book, maybe skip this one, it's not a happily ever after story.
Reading challenges are a fun way to find inspiration to read more or read something you might not usually read. I have lots of fun writing and participating in individual and team reading challenges online in Novel Books & Reading Challenges on Goodreads. Some of the individual challenges I have written you can find via my Reading Challenges tab.
At the moment I am in the middle of a team reading challenge called Tower Teams 3. It is basically a read-a-thon type challenge where points are earned according to the page count of the books you read and bonus points for participating in buddy read discussions. We have more team challenges planned, so if you want to have fun reading and get to know more people from all over the world, come check it out. The latest book I have finished to count for the challenge is
Of A Boy by Sonya HartnettMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
This book is about the everyday experiences of a 9 year old boy in 1977. It is aimed at adults, not 9 year old boys.
I enjoyed noticing the differences and similarities to everyday life in 2015. The story circles around the case of the missing children and touches on topics such as peer pressure, fitting in, intellectual disabilities and mental health. If you are looking for a feel good book, maybe skip this one, it's not a happily ever after story.
- Where: Borrowbox
- Format: audiobook
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