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Post Your Reviews: Typically British Reading Challenge 2010
by Carolyn • Posted in Uncategorized
*This is not the sign up page*
If you’d like to sign up for this challenge, click HERE.
Please add your review links to the Mister Linky below. Remember to add your direct review post url, not your blog url!
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Oranges are not the Only Fruit by Jeanette Winterson is my first post for this fun challenge
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I'm loving this challenge! I just posted my first book for it, Millie's Fling by Jill Mansell
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My first books for this challenge is Link Colour of Love by Preethi Nair – please stop by and check out my review!
Thanks for hosting the challenge – I am excited to be underway!
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I've actually read seven UK authors' novels already but only written two reviews, which I posted links for.
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I may be bumping up to the next level for this challenge – I have read 3 of the 4 required for my original level thus far and know I will read more British authors before the year is out!
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I've left a few posts here — I love British writers!
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Just a little tip for the future, it would have been nice if everyone posted the book title and author instead of blog name
But that's just my opinion.
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OK. I finally found the right place to add reviews. I will add my reviews here. Please delete them from the sign up page. Sorry to take so long to catch on.
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I'm back with Spies, by Michael Frayn.
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Today's post is The Ghost, by Robert Harris, on which the movie "The Ghostwriter" is based.
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Me again:
I've just finished C.S. Forester's African Queen.
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Yet another British book, this time The Quiet American, by Graham Greene.
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My first "typically British" novel for the challenge was Waugh's Brideshead Revisited. I really appreciated it, though it was not what I normally consider leisure reading.
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Me again. Just posted my second review–for This Rough Magic by Mary Stewart
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Back yet again, with W. Somerset Maugham's The Painted Veil. This one is really good!
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I just finished reading The Murder Room by P.D. James – a solid book by the Queen of British Crime Fiction.
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I'm b-a-a-a-c-k with my review of The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet. What an awesome book.
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Hi!
Still having a delightful time with this challenge. I just posted my 3rd review, for "Travels With My Aunt"
http://featherednest-birdie.bl.....-aunt.html
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This is a fantastic challenge. I just completed it and have added links to my 6 reviews. Thank you so much for hosting. You've done a wonderful job with all your links and helpful info.
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I just finished Cotillion by Georgette Heyer. Great book!
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Just posted 2 more reviews: Michael Morpurgo's Private Peaceful and Siobhan Dowd's London Eye Mystery
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I just posted my wrap-up post. I ended up with 16 books for this challenge.
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