2025 Reading Challenge discussion

10/12

9. Wheel of format: Read a book in a format that you don’t normally read in (­a graphic novel, poetry, a play, an audiobook, etc.).
Because: A Lyric Memoir

Not sure how many I can get through, but I would like to try.
GR Summer Challenge

Completed #16 (GR newsfeed) - The Perfect Nanny by Leila Slimani. I was really enjoying this book. Good writing, interesting characters, loved how the story unfolded, and then it just stopped. No real resolution, ugh. Good effort, but I need a conclusion. 3.5 stars

11/21

Completed #12 (place want to visit) - How to Hang a Witch by Adriana Mather. I really enjoyed this book a lot! The book is incredibly descriptive with interesting characters and a nicely paced plot. Being in Salem while I read it helped too! My only criticism was that the dialogue got a bit muddied at the end. Definitely worth reading! 4.5 stars

12/21

✔Short & sweet: Read a book with less than 100 pages (or a book you can finish in one sitting).


PROGRESS: 7/22

Update:

*Completed* "Wheel of Format" - Macbeth. Because I haven't read any kind of play in years (possibly decades), I decided to read a play for this prompt. And because I don't tend to read poetry either, a play written in verse seemed especially appropriate. I was also curious about this particular play, and a paperback copy (with notes to help with some of the Elizabethan English) was readily available.

Just completed #1 (GR Choice) - The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang. I'm thoroughly impressed with this author. She sought to tell her truth and present a character that reflects the struggles of so many women. It's steamy and delightful! Definitely worth reading! 4.5 stars

13/21

Update msg 5: 15/15 ✔️
Yeah 📚 All done with my beginner level+ tasks.
Very happy that I chose to do this challenge - hope you are all enjoying your book choices 🤩
Continued happy summer reading 👍

For Beginners:
1) Good as gold: Read a book that won a Goodreads Choice
Award.
2) The book is better: Read a book being adapted for TV
or film this year.
3) Short & sweet: Read a book with less than 100 pages
(or a book you can finish in one sitting).--Galatea
4) On the bandwagon: Read one of the “most read” books
right now on Goodreads.
5) Actually want to read: Read a book that’s been on your
Want to Read shelf for more than a year.-- Persuasion
6) Not from around here: Read a book set in a different
culture from your own.--The Murmur of Bees
7) In the friend zone: Read a book that a friend has
recommended.
8) It takes two: Read a coauthored book--The Wife Between Us
9) Wheel of format: Read a book in a format that you don’t
normally read in (a graphic novel, poetry, a play,
an audiobook, etc.).
10) New voices: Read a debut novel.--The Paper Wasp
11) Past love: Reread a book you loved when you were
younger.
12) Armchair traveler: Read a book set in a destination
you want to visit. A Few Right Thinking Men
13) Stay awhile: Read a book with
more than 500 pages. Deep River
14) Stranger than fiction: Read a nonfiction
book published--We're Not Sixteen Anymore

Progress Update: 8/14

Will see how many I can get done this summer

PROGRESS: 11/22

For Beginners
• Good as gold: Read a book that won a Goodreads Choice Award. ~ Children of Blood and Bone
• The book is better: Read a book being adapted for TV or film this year. ~ The Turn of the Screw by Henry James: The Turn of the Screw by Henry James
• Short & sweet: Read a book with less than 100 pages (or a book you can finish in one sitting). ~ We Have Always Lived in the Castle
• On the bandwagon: Read one of the most read books right now on Goodreads. ~ Educated
• Actually want to read: Read a book that's been on your Want to Read shelf for more than a year. ~ A Fine and Private Place
• Not from around here: Read a book set in a different culture from your own. ~ Trail of Lightning
• In the friend zone: Read a book that a friend has recommended.
• It takes two: Read a coauthored book. ~ My Lady Jane
• Wheel of format: Read a book in a format that you don’t normally read in (¬a graphic novel, poetry, a play, an audiobook, etc.). My Year of Rest and Relaxation - Audiobook version.
• New voices: Read a debut novel. ~ Ginny Moon
• Past love: Reread a book you loved when you were younger.
• Armchair traveler: Read a book set in a destination you want to visit. ~ The Strange Case of the Alchemist's Daughter

Expert-Level Additions
• Stay awhile: Read a book with more than 500 pages. ~ Amy Snow
• Stranger than fiction: Read a nonfiction book published this year.
• Tongue-tied: Read a translated book.
• No place like home: Read a book that appears in your Goodreads newsfeed.
• Continental drift: Read a book set on every continent.
• Genre explorer: Read a book from a genre you've never read before.
• Reading roulette: Read the third book you see on your Want to Read shelf.
• Primary reading: Read a book with a number or color in the title.
• Back to school: Read a book about a subject you don't know much about.

So I have a plan to complete the beginner level challenge by the end of Labour Day Weekend

So far:
1. Good as Gold
2. The Book is Better
3. Short and Sweet
4. On the Bandwagon: Where the Crawdads Sing
5. Actually Want to Read: The Indigo Girl
6. Not From Around Here
7. In the Friend Zone
8. It Takes Two: Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch
9. Wheel of Format
10. New Voices: The Silent Patient
11. Past Love
12. Armchair traveler: The Book of Dreams

Currently Working on #4 with Where the Crawdads Sing- finished July 27/19

Best wishes to all of you intrepid summer readers!
It looks like everyone is doing fabulously!
Margaritas and snacks all around! lol 🌞🍧🍉🍹🍺

Just completed #10 (debut) - Montauk by Nicola Harrison. I really enjoyed this book! The writing was clear and conveyed the beauty of Montauk (which is going on my list of book-location vacation destinations!). I liked the characters and the slice of life presented of the late '30s. My only criticism was the character's reflections at the end. I received this book as a free giveaway in exchange for my honest review. Definitely worth reading! 4.5 stars

14/21

So I have a plan to complete the beginner level challenge by the end of Labour Day Weekend

So far:
1. Good as Gold
2. The Book is Better
3. Short and Sweet
4. On the Bandwagon: Where the Crawdads Sing
5. Actually Want to Read: The Indigo Girl
6. Not From Around Here
7. In the Friend Zone
8. It Takes Two: Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch
9. Wheel of Format: Drama
10. New Voices: The Silent Patient
11. Past Love
12. Armchair traveler: The Book of Dreams

Currently working on #2: The sun is also a star

Because I just discovered Elizabeth the Queen: The Life of a Modern Monarch won a GoodReads Choice Award, and because I am currently reading The Eustace Diamonds (over 500 pages long), I have decided on a change in plans.

*Completed* Good as Gold - Elizabeth the Queen: The Life of a Modern Monarch

The Book is Better - undecided

Short and Sweet - undecided

*Completed* On the Bandwagon - The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo

*Completed* Actually want to read - Locust: The Devastating Rise and Mysterious Disappearance of the Insect that Shaped the American Frontier

Not from around here - River God

In the friend zone - probably not going to happen

*Completed* It takes two: Theodore Roosevelt for the Defense: The Courtroom Battle to Save His Legacy

*Completed* Wheel of format - Macbeth

New Voices - The Bees

Past love - The Secret Garden

Armchair traveler - undecided

*In Progress* Stay Awhile - The Eustace Diamonds

*Completed* Stranger than Fiction - Bottle of Lies: The Inside Story of the Generic Drug Boom

Tongue-Tied - An American Princess

*Completed* Continental Drift - The Food Explorer: The True Adventures of the Globe-Trotting Botanist Who Transformed What America Eats

Tongue-tied: Read a translated book Criadas y Señoras by Kathryn Stockett

PROGRESS: 8/22

Mie wrote: "Coooool 👏
And since there is no official end-date to this challenge, you could argue that September is still warm enough to count as Summer 😉☀️

Enjoy your reading 📚"

Is there a timeline? If I join now and I have read books in June/July that meet some of the criteria, am I good to go? Thanks

Starting very late 8/1. But read some this summer that may meet the criteria. I am also listing books I would like to read.

18/21

Beginner level:

1. Book that won a Goodreads Choice Award- The Hate U Give 9/19
2. Book being adapted for TV or film this year Motherless Brooklyn 7/19
3. Book less than 100 pages (or read in one sitting) The Great Gatsby 6/19
4. Most read books right now on Goodreads. Becoming 8/19
5. On your Want to Read shelf for more than a year Day of the Jackal 7/19
6. Book set in a different culture from your own Night 7/19
7. Book that a friend has recommended - ??
8. Read a coauthored book NYPD Red 6/19
9. Book format that you don’t normally read inCharlotte's Web hard bound - also a re-read - 8/19
10. Read a debut novel There There
11. Reread a book you loved when you were younger Patty Reed's Doll 08/19
12. Book set in a destination you want to visit The Sun also Rises (Spain) 8/19

Expert level:
13. Book with more than 500 pages LA Confidential 7/19
14. Stranger than fiction: Read a nonfiction book published this year - I Like to Watch
15. Tongue-Tied A translated book Cockroaches 8/19
16. No place like home: Read a book that appears in your Goodreads newsfeed Shadow Man 8/19
17. Continental drift: Read a book set on every continent Relentless: 7 marathons, 7continents, 7 days 8/19
18. Genre explorer: Read a book from a genre you've never read before.Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Fantasy - 8/19
19. Reading roulette: Read the third book you see on your Want to Read shelf. The Daughter of Time - Books on my TBR are never static - 9/19
20. Primary reading: Read a book with a number or color in the title Miami Blues 6/19
21. Back to school: Read a book about a subject you don't know much about. ?? Not saying I know everything, just don't know what I want to know about. :)

Hi Gretchen. Cool, that you want to join us in this challenge 😄

Don’t worry - there are no real rules here. It’s a great idea to list the ones you already read during the summer months, and you can certainly choose your own end-date.

Hope you find some great books for the other prompts.
Happy reading 📚

Gretchen wrote: "Starting very late 8/1. But read some this summer that may meet the criteria. I am also listing books I would like to read.

Beginner level:
1. Book that won a Goodreads Choice Award - Want to read..."

Don't know what a different format might be. Suggestions? I will change #15 to a different book as I put it up to #8.

Thanks so much

Mie wrote: "Hi Gretchen. Cool, that you want to join us in this challenge 😄

Don’t worry - there are no real rules here. It’s a great idea to list the ones you already read during the summer months, and you ca..."

Thanks Mie.

Gretchen wrote: "Starting very late 8/1. But read some this summer that may meet the criteria. I am also listing books I would like to read.

Beginner level:
1. Book that won a Goodreads Choice Award - Want to read..."

I will shoot for the Autumnal Equinox for my finish date. It all depends on the availability of some of the books from the digital library.

Beginners and Expert,
COMPLETED! 27/27
For Beginners

• XX Good as gold: Read a book that won a Goodreads Choice Award. Mockingjay
• XX The book is better: Read a book being adapted for TV or film this year. My Family and Other Animals (adapted as part of The Durrells of Corfu, 2016-2019 PBS tv show)
• XX Short & sweet: Read a book with less than 100 pages (or a book you can finish in one sitting). The Wide Sargasso Sea (less than 200 pages)
• XX On the bandwagon: Read one of the most read books right now on Goodreads. The Overdue Life of Amy Byler
• XX Actually want to read: Read a book that's been on your Want to Read shelf for more than a year. The Book Thief (shelved Fe. 28, 2015, finished June 10, 2019)
• XX Not from around here: Read a book set in a different culture from your own. The Star Side of Bird Hill
• XX In the friend zone: Read a book that a friend has recommended. Becoming by Michelle Obama
• XX It takes two: Read a coauthored book. The Unhoneymooners
• XX Wheel of format: Read a book in a format that you don’t normally read in (¬a graphic novel, poetry, a play, an audiobook, etc.). Coraline (listened to on audio)
• XX New voices: Read a debut novel. On the Island.
• XX Past love: Reread a book you loved when you were younger. West with the Night
• XX Armchair traveler: Read a book set in a destination you want to visit. The Sun in the Morning (India)

Expert-Level Additions

• XX Stay awhile: Read a book with more than 500 pages. A Prayer for Owen Meany
• XX Stranger than fiction: Read a nonfiction book published this year. From Scratch
• XX Tongue-tied: Read a translated book. The Dinner
• XX No place like home: Read a book that appears in your Goodreads newsfeed. An Unwanted Guest.
• XX7/7 Continental drift: Read a book set on every continent. Antarctica: Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage North America: City of Girls South America: Jungle Europe: Gentlemen & Players Asia: Belonging Africa: Circling the Sun Australia/South Pacific: Big Little Lies
• XX Genre explorer: Read a book from a genre you've never read before. Maybe You Should Talk to Someone (therapy book)
• XX Reading roulette: Read the third book you see on your Want to Read shelf. Lawrence in Arabia
• XX Primary reading: Read a book with a number or color in the title. Naturally Tan
• XX Back to school: Read a book about a subject you don't know much about. The Buried (Egyptian politics)

I tackled both levels of this challenge. It took 22 titles to complete all the prompts since I had to read a few extra to cover all the continents. Ana started a separate group for the GR Summer Challenge here, where you can enter the number of titles you're attempting and it tracks your progress based. Wish I'd found this thread and shared the info earlier. Oops!

GOODREADS SUMMER READING CHALLENGE 2019
Duration: May 24- August 31, 2019
Progress: 22/22 -- COMPLETE 7/18/19

For book lovers who want to stretch their reading goals this season, our exclusive summer reading challenge is here to help. Below you'll find prompts for beginners who want to get their feet wet and additional prompts for experts who want a deeper dive. You can also download a PDF version here. Happy reading!

Original Blog Post
Summer Reading Challenge Group

For Beginners
🌞 1. Good as gold: Read a book that won a Goodreads Choice Award.
The Last Guardian
🌞 2. The book is better: Read a book being adapted for TV or film this year.
The Good Liar
🌞 3. Short & sweet: Read a book with less than 100 pages (or a book you can finish in one sitting).
Gratitude
🌞 4. On the bandwagon: Read one of the most read books right now on Goodreads.
Where the Crawdads Sing (July book club)
🌞 5. Actually want to read: Read a book that's been on your Want to Read shelf for more than a year.
Firefly Lane
🌞 6. Not from around here: Read a book set in a different culture from your own.
Snow Flower and the Secret Fan
🌞 7. In the friend zone: Read a book that a friend has recommended.
The Atlantis Complex
🌞 8. It takes two: Read a coauthored book.
An Anonymous Girl
🌞 9. Wheel of format: Read a book in a format that you don’t normally read in (­a graphic novel, poetry, a play, an audiobook, etc.).
Venus
🌞10. New voices: Read a debut novel.
Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine
🌞11. Past love: Reread a book you loved when you were younger.
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
🌞12. Armchair traveler: Read a book set in a destination you want to visit.
The Golden Day Australia

Expert-Level Additions
🌞 1. Stay awhile: Read a book with more than 500 pages.
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
🌞 2. Stranger than fiction: Read a nonfiction book published this year.
Gitchie Girl Uncovered: The True Story of a Night of Mass Murder and the Hunt for the Deranged Killers
🌞 3. Tongue-tied: Read a translated book.
Candide
🌞 4. No place like home: Read a book that appears in your Goodreads newsfeed.
Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch
5. Continental drift: Read a book set on every continent.
🌞Africa - Out of Africa
✔Asia - Snow Flower and the Secret Fan
🌞Antarctica - The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition
✔Australia - The Golden Day
✔Europe - The Last Guardian
✔North America - Firefly Lane
✔South America - Candide
🌞 6. Genre explorer: Read a book from a genre you've never read before.
A Stylish Marriage Too little history, too much romance/sex.
🌞 7. Reading roulette: Read the third book you see on your Want to Read shelf.
The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared
🌞 8. Primary reading: Read a book with a number or color in the title.
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo
🌞 9. Back to school: Read a book about a subject you don't know much about.
The Genius of Birds

So I have a plan to complete the beginner level challenge by the end of Labour Day Weekend

So far:
1. Good as Gold
2. The Book is Better
3. Short and Sweet: Sea Prayer
4. On the Bandwagon: Where the Crawdads Sing
5. Actually Want to Read: The Indigo Girl
6. Not From Around Here
7. In the Friend Zone
8. It Takes Two: Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch
9. Wheel of Format: Drama
10. New Voices: The Silent Patient
11. Past Love
12. Armchair traveler: The Book of Dreams

post 42 update - 7/10!

• Continental drift: World Odyssey

PROGRESS: 9/22

I have a plan to complete the beginner level challenge by the end of Labour Day Weekend

So far:
1. Good as Gold
2. The Book is Better: The Sun Is Also a Star
3. Short and Sweet: Sea Prayer
4. On the Bandwagon: Where the Crawdads Sing
5. Actually Want to Read: The Indigo Girl
6. Not From Around Here
7. In the Friend Zone
8. It Takes Two: Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch
9. Wheel of Format: Drama
10. New Voices: The Silent Patient
11. Past Love
12. Armchair traveler: The Book of Dreams

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• Continental drift: The World Duology

1. World Odyssey (Europe, Americas, Africa, Oceania)
2. Fiji (Oceania, Asia)

PROGRESS: 10/22

Update time!

*Completed* Good as Gold - Elizabeth the Queen: The Life of a Modern Monarch

The Book is Better - undecided

*Completed* Short and Sweet - For a Breath I Tarry

*Completed* On the Bandwagon - The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo

*Completed* Actually want to read - Locust: The Devastating Rise and Mysterious Disappearance of the Insect that Shaped the American Frontier

*In Progress* Not from around here - River God but this may change, because I'm already starting to regret my choice.

In the friend zone - probably not going to happen

*Completed* It takes two: Theodore Roosevelt for the Defense: The Courtroom Battle to Save His Legacy

*Completed* Wheel of format - Macbeth

New Voices - The Bees

Past love - The Secret Garden

Armchair traveler - undecided

*Completed* Stay Awhile - The Eustace Diamonds

*Completed* Stranger than Fiction - Bottle of Lies: The Inside Story of the Generic Drug Boom

Tongue-Tied - An American Princess

*Completed* Continental Drift - The Food Explorer: The True Adventures of the Globe-Trotting Botanist Who Transformed What America Eats

• Reading roulette: Brideshead Revisited: The Sacred and Profane Memories of Captain Charles Ryder

PROGRESS: 11/22 (Halfway there!)

Just completed #15 (translated book) - Gigi, Julie de Carneilhan, and Chance Acquaintances: Three Short Novels by Colette. I thoroughly enjoyed my first Colette stories! Gigi is short and sweet and very similar to the film and stage adaptations (which makes sense as Colette participated in writing the adaptation). Julie was a bit boring and melodramatic in the middle for my tastes. But Chance Acquaintances was delightful - full of acerbic observations and an independent woman striking out alone with only her cat. Definitely worth reading! 4 stars

15/21

• Stranger than fiction: Yo, dietista atípica, confieso

PROGRESS: 12/22

• On the bandwagon: The Moor
I couldn't resist the intrigue which The Moor ended with, so I had to read the next book in the series Penshaw
I'm in love with DCI Ryan Mysteries (or is just with Ryan himself? 🤣)

PROGRESS: 13/22

I decided to DNF River God, and have started Descendant of the Crane, which will count for "New Voices."

Just finished reading Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats for "The Book is Better."

This was the book that inspired the famous musical "Cats" and, more recently, a fantasy film slated for release in December 2019. If you love cats (or "Cats"), are a fan of TS Eliot, or both, you should read this.

Update time!

*Completed* Good as Gold - Elizabeth the Queen: The Life of a Modern Monarch

*Completed* The Book is Better - Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats

*Completed* Short and Sweet - For a Breath I Tarry

*Completed* On the Bandwagon - The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo

*Completed* Actually want to read - Locust: The Devastating Rise and Mysterious Disappearance of the Insect that Shaped the American Frontier

Not from around here - undecided, because I ended up DNFing River God and now I really have no idea what book I'd like to replace it with.

In the friend zone - probably not going to happen, because I don't tend to get a lot of recommendations.

*Completed* It takes two: Theodore Roosevelt for the Defense: The Courtroom Battle to Save His Legacy

*Completed* Wheel of format - Macbeth

*Completed* New Voices - Descendant of the Crane

Past love - The Secret Garden

Armchair traveler - undecided

*Completed* Stay Awhile - The Eustace Diamonds

*Completed* Stranger than Fiction - Bottle of Lies: The Inside Story of the Generic Drug Boom

Tongue-Tied - An American Princess

*Completed* Continental Drift - The Food Explorer: The True Adventures of the Globe-Trotting Botanist Who Transformed What America Eats

post 42 update - 10/12

Update to message 62

11/22

• The book is better: Read a book being adapted for TV or film this year. ~ The Turn of the Screw by Henry James: The Turn of the Screw by Henry James
• Not from around here: Read a book set in a different culture from your own. ~ Trail of Lightning

have a plan to complete the beginner level challenge by the end of Labour Day Weekend

So far:
1. Good as Gold
2. The Book is Better: The Sun Is Also a Star
3. Short and Sweet: Sea Prayer
4. On the Bandwagon: Where the Crawdads Sing
5. Actually Want to Read: The Indigo Girl
6. Not From Around Here
7. In the Friend Zone: Flowers For Algernon
8. It Takes Two: Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch
9. Wheel of Format: Drama
10. New Voices: The Silent Patient
11. Past Love
12. Armchair traveler: The Book of Dreams

Just completed #17 (continental drift) - Eighty Days: Nellie Bly and Elizabeth Bisland's History-Making Race Around the World by Mathew Goodman. This book was fascinating! While I was familiar with Nellie Bly, it was due to her investigative reporting, and not her trip around the world. The history was related with clear progress and along the way provided insight into the world as the two women traveled. My only criticism was the author failed to interpret the women's situations once they returned home in light of the constant sexism they endured. Other than that, this was a great read! Definitely worth reading! 4.5 stars

16/21

✔• Past love: Reread a book you loved when you were younger. And Then There Were None


PROGRESS: 14/22

✔• New voices: Read a debut novel. Other American Dreams


PROGRESS: 15/22

ave a plan to complete the beginner level challenge by the end of Labour Day Weekend

So far:
1. Good as Gold
2. The Book is Better: The Sun Is Also a Star
3. Short and Sweet: Sea Prayer
4. On the Bandwagon: Where the Crawdads Sing
5. Actually Want to Read: The Indigo Girl
6. Not From Around Here: The Golden Hour
7. In the Friend Zone: Flowers For Algernon
8. It Takes Two: Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch
9. Wheel of Format: Drama
10. New Voices: The Silent Patient
11. Past Love
12. Armchair traveler: The Book of Dreams

Just 2 more to go!

✔• In the friend zone: Read a book that a friend has recommended. A High-End Finish (not recommended, but suggested by oshizu for the "Books on the little screen" Challenge.)


PROGRESS: 16/22

Have a plan to complete the beginner level challenge by the end of Labour Day Weekend

So far:
1. Good as Gold: Every note played
2. The Book is Better: The Sun Is Also a Star
3. Short and Sweet: Sea Prayer
4. On the Bandwagon: Where the Crawdads Sing
5. Actually Want to Read: The Indigo Girl
6. Not From Around Here: The Golden Hour
7. In the Friend Zone: Flowers For Algernon
8. It Takes Two: Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch
9. Wheel of Format: Drama
10. New Voices: The Silent Patient
11. Past Love
12. Armchair traveler: The Book of Dreams

Just 1 more to go!

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I've decided that instead of stressing myself out to finish a challenge that never provided an end date, I'm going to take a cue from my Florida weather. It's hot as blazes outside and we're still getting our summer afternoon storms. So, for us, summer still reigns, and I have more time to finish my final four books:)

Megan wrote: "I've decided that instead of stressing myself out to finish a challenge that never provided an end date, I'm going to take a cue from my Florida weather. It's hot as blazes outside and we're still ..."

I think that is totally fair! :)

✔• Stay awhile: Read a book with more than 500 pages. Los gozos y las sombras (1216 pages)



PROGRESS: 17/22