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The 2016 Reading Challenge Group Mini Challenges > NEW! Fruit Salad (Summer 2016)
June 2016 to September 20, 2016
I'll have Southern Peach Pie and a Dead Guy by A. Gardner.
Possibilities from my TBR: Orange is the New Black
Vampires in the Lemon Grove
Apple Tree Yard
What's Eating Gilbert Grape
Tomorrow there Will be Apricots
Raspberry Jam by Carolyn Wells. This is a locked room, supernatural mystery written in the 1920's. Looked interesting so I will mix it in the fruit salad.
I'm going with Who moved my Blackberry? (I'll link later.) This fruit salad is starting to look delish!
Finished Raspberry Jam by Carolyn Wells. This was a very disappointing mystery. You have to read 40 percent of the book before a murder happens. Also did not like the characters. Anyway I added some raspberries to the fruit salad.
This challenge makes me hungry, I feel like I should buy some fruit and make a fruit salad. I was wondering what it would taste like if I used the fruit from this challenge. We would mix raspberries, apples, peaches, mango, oranges and blackberries.
I finished The Peach Keeper. There was not as much magical realism as I hoped from Sarah Addison Allen - and not enough peaches, either!
Finished Who Moved My Blackberry? a while back but forgot to update. Just kinda meh. Maybe it would have been funnier if I worked in a corporation.
Just finished Five Quarters of the Orange by Joanne Harris. I loved all of the twists and turns throughout - a great read!
I have the audiobook for Orange is the New Black, so have settled on that one. I decided to ditch the PopSugar challenge because it is keeping me from too many fun-looking mini-challenges! I'm stopping with 27/41 finished. Close enough. :-) Mindy
Orange is the New Black sounds perfect for this. We designed PopSugar challenge for you to set your own goal... Not necessarily finish the whole challenge.
I had set my own goal to finish the whole challenge like I did last year. But now let's just say my goal was to finish 27 tasks. haha
I just finished
- Out of Orange: A Memoir by Cleary Wolters, who is the person the Alex Vause character is based on. It was interesting to read her perspective of the incidents that led to their incarceration.
Nice, we have a theme going! In the book Orange is the New Black, Cleary/Alex is called Nora. I really enjoyed the book, even more than I do the Netflix series. Kerman is a very good writer...and the series has gotten pretty way out this season.Thanks for the challenge, Renee.
I almost cried at some parts, with the grandma having died (Not a spoiler, it's in the first like two paragraphs) but overall, it was very sweet.
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Home on Apple Blossom Road (other topics)Out of Orange (other topics)
Five Quarters of the Orange (other topics)
Who Moved My Blackberry? (other topics)
The Peach Keeper (other topics)
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Authors mentioned in this topic
Cleary Wolters (other topics)Joanne Harris (other topics)
Sarah Addison Allen (other topics)
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For this challenge, read one book with fruit in the title before summer's end. (September 20)
Examples:
Watermelon
James and the Giant Peach
Strawberry Girl
Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit
The Irresistible Blueberry Bakeshop & Cafe