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I have read a few Aussie books so far this year, but this is the first time I've had time to review one. I recently read and loved A Heart Stuck On Hope by Jennie Jones It was a 5 star read for me. You can read my review here on Goodreads or on my blog.
I have reviewed my second book for the challenge. (I've read at least 10 books so far, but since I intend to review them, I'm not going to report them yet. Running Like China an engaging memoir by Sophie Hardcastle who recounts her struggle with bi-polar as a teen. It was a great read.
You can see my review here on Goodreads or on my blog
I have reviewed my 3rd book for the challenge. I read the second Instalment in the Dollar For A Dream series, Honey Hill House by Lisa IrelandThis is a great book, and series, and would highly recommend it to rural romance lovers.
You can read my review here on Goodreads or on my blog
I have reviewed my 4th book for the challenge. Break Through: 20 Success Strategies For Female Leaders by Marina Go
It was a fantastic and fascinating memoir/self-help guide. If you want a successful career, I highly recommend this book. You can see my review here on goodreads or on my blog
I have read my 5th book for the challenge: The Special Ones by Em BaileyIt was a creepy cult thriller but oh so good. You can read my review here on Goodreads
I have reviewed my 6th book for the challenge: The War Bride by the amazing Pamela HartThis was an amazing read. You can read my review here on Goodreads or on my blog
I have reviewed my 7th book for the challenge: The Anxiety Book: A true story of phobias, flashbacks and freak-outs and how I overcame themby Elisa BlackIf you have anxiety this is a must read book. You can read my review here on Goodreads or a review and interview with Elisa on my blog
I have reviewed my 8th book for the challenge Breathing Under Water by Sophie HardcastleIt is a breathtaking YA contemporary and I highly recommend it.
You can see my review here on Goodreads or on my blog
I have read so many more books since I posted my last review. I am so far behind on my reviews, but I am determined to catch up before the end of the year. I have reviewed my 9th book for the challenge: The Protected by the brilliant Claire Zorn
This one is a must read for YA fans. You can read my review here on Goodreads or here on my blog
I have reviewed my 10th book for the challenge: The Book That Made Me edited by Judith RidgeIt is a fantastic collaboration of Authors talking about the books that made them who they are today. You can read my review here on Goodreads or on my blog
I have reviewed my 11th book for the challenge:Threader by Rebekah Turner
It was an awesome YA dystopian, well worth the read.
You can read my review here on Goodreads or on my blog
I have now read all my books for the challenge this year. You can see a list of all the books I read in the wrap up post on my blog
Brenda wrote: "Congratulations Rochelle!"Thank you :)
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Books mentioned in this topic
Threader (other topics)The Book That Made Me (other topics)
The Protected (other topics)
Breathing Under Water (other topics)
The Anxiety Book: Information on panic attacks, health anxiety, postnatal depression and parenting the anxious child (other topics)
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Authors mentioned in this topic
Rebekah Turner (other topics)Judith Ridge (other topics)
Claire Zorn (other topics)
Sophie Hardcastle (other topics)
Elisa Black (other topics)
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I am back again this year, trying to read and review 40 books. I am excited for all the awesome reads to come. We have such great writers in this country :)
Good luck to every one in the challenge. I look forward to reading your reviews.