I am exentending the #readingeurope2021 challenge into next year. I‘m extending it because life just got in the way. Yes I‘m including the United Kingdom in the challenge.
I am exentending the #readingeurope2021 challenge into next year. I‘m extending it because life just got in the way. Yes I‘m including the United Kingdom in the challenge.
I‘m going to be extending #readingeurope2021 into 2022. I‘ve got a lot on my plate at the moment and I will hopefully be able to complete this challenge next year.
I did not read as many books for #ReadingEurope2020 as I had originally hoped, but I did read books written by authors from countries I had never read from before. Except for Midnight in Chernobyl, all were written by authors from the country represented, and except for Amok, all were set at least partially in the country represented. I also read more books by European authors, but they were duplicate countries.
#ReadingStats #2020Stats
I did it! With one week left for the year, I finished #ReadingEurope2020 🇪🇺!
It has been a great year again of expanding my horizons in reading and learning about countries that are so close and I knew way too little about.
I can‘t wait for #ReadingAsia2021 and am very happy to co-hosting with you again Jess 💕
With these three books in November my total now is 44 books:
🍀 North Macedonia: Beautiful Bad
🍀 Montenegro: The Land Behind God‘s Back
🍀 Slovenia: Alamut
Just three more countries in December (Portugal, Moldova and Malta) and then I‘ll have finished #ReadingEurope2020 and can look forward to #ReadingAsia2021!
Although I am already thinking about #ReadingAsia2021 I still have to read some books for #ReadingEurope2020 🇪🇺.
With 4 more books in October my score now is 41 countries. Almost there!
🍀 Ukraine: Chernobyl Prayer
🍀 Luxembourg: The Expats
🍀 Azerbaijan: Ali and Nino
🍀 Switzerland: The Black Spider
In September I read another 4 books for #ReadingEurope2020 and my total now is 37!
🍀 Georgia: The Eighth Life (for Brilka)
🍀 Belarus: The Invisible Life of Ivan Isaenko
🍀 Turkey: 10 minutes, 38 seconds in this strange world
🍀 Serbia: The Tiger‘s Wife
Including my current read I can add another 4 books to #ReadingEurope2020 in August:
🍀 Romania: The last hundred days
🍀 Sweden : The Ice Princess
🍀 Belgium: Het smelt
🍀 Slovakia: Banana peels on the tracks
I hope to finish The Eighth Life (for Georgia) in September, as well as four more countries. Still on track!
Total now: 33
July I finish by adding another 4 countries for #ReadingEurope2020:
🍀 Austria: The Post-Office Girl
🍀 Kosovo: My Cat Yugoslavia
🍀Greece: Three Summers
🍀 Finland: The Rabbit Back Literature Society
Countries read now: 28
#ReadingEurope2020
In June I managed to read another three books for the challenge and am in the middle of a fourth one. With 24 countries ticked off I am still more or less on track.
🍀 Lithuania: Dear Fang With Love
🍀 Czech Republic: Closely Watched Trains
🍀 Bulgaria: Cleanness
🍀 Bosnia: The Bridge on the Drina
Another 4 books in May makes a total of 20 countries. #ReadingEurope2020
🍀Denmark: Babette‘s Feast
🍀Albania: Albanian Spring
🍀Cyprus: Othello
🍀Ireland: Unravelling Oliver
I am loving my current read, Open Mic Night in Moscow. I‘m such a sucker for travel fiction and I would LOVE to travel through Central Asia and Eastern Europe. The book can be used for many #ReadingEurope2020 countries. I am using it for Kazakhstan. That makes another four books for April.
🔸 Iceland: Snowblind
🔸 Spain: Nada
🔸 France: In Search of Lost Time
🔸 Kazakhstan: Open Mic Night in Moscow
Total: 16 countries
Four more countries to add to the #ReadingEurope2020 map this month;
🔸 Italy: The Enchanted April
🔸 The Netherlands: Leon & Juliette
🔸 Norway: The Bridges
🔸 Hungary: Iza‘s Ballad
Total countries covered: 12
These days the map above mostly reminds me of the one shown daily on the news about new Corona cases. I‘m still unsure if this virus should frighten me or not.
Anyway, I read three books for #ReadingEurope2020 this month:
🍀 Croatia: On the edge of reason
🍀 Latvia; Soviet milk
🍀 Poland: Drive your plow over the bones of the dead
This makes a total of 8 countries and I am happy with my progress!
In the first month of the year I think I made a pretty good start with #ReadingEurope2020.
These are the five countries I can tick off:
🍀 Russia - Dead Souls
🍀 UK - Case Histories
🍀 Estonia - Professor Martens‘ Departure
🍀 Armenia - An Armenian Sketchbook
🍀 Germany - Oval
I‘m all signed up for #ReadingEurope2020! Hoping that I can use a lot of my tbr books and #1001books.
See posts by our lovely hosts, @Librarybelle and @BarbaraBB for more info and link to sign up! 😃
We‘re taking a trip through Europe in 2020! Join @Librarybelle and me on a year long challenge to read books set in an European country or by an author from an European country. Track your reading by signing up for the challenge using the below link. Post throughout the year with #ReadingEurope2020 and remember to tag us!
https://forms.gle/BcMKBX7ouLganu2K8