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Friday, January 16, 2015

Reminder: TBR Challenge for January

For those of you participating in the 2015 TBR Challenge, this is a reminder that your commentary is "due" on Wednesday, January 21.  This month's theme is We Love Short Shorts! (category romance, novellas, short stories).  This is the traditional January theme, as I think easing into the yearly challenge with a "short read" is a good way to find your groove.  Plus, uh - I might personally be addicted to category romance and novellas.  However, remember - the themes are totally optional and are not required.  Maybe you think reading something less than 350 pages is an utter waste of time.  It's not important what you read, just that you pull something (anything!) out of the TBR pile.

This is the first month of the challenge and it's not too late to sign up!  For more information, or just to follow along with all the participants - check out the 2015 TBR Challenge Information Page.

3 comments:

azteclady said...

Am I allowed to be smug?







(I already read the book, and wrote and scheduled the review--I'm looking for the one for February as I type)



(Well, not quite as I type, because the print TBR from hell is at home and I'm not, but you know what I mean)

Wendy said...

AL: Despite my New Year's Resolution to plan better? Um, I finally picked a book and finished it Monday. I'm trying to not wait until the last minute to give myself some wiggle room should I have to DNF something. I really, really want to concentrate on print this year and not have to read a digital novella to squeak in under my deadline :)

azteclady said...

I know what you mean.

I'm looking at recommended print books, and trying to find enthusiasm for any of them...but I seem to want to read everything else but any of those

:-(