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September Challenge 1/9/19 - 30/9/19


The other day I went into my library and was delighted to see it buzzing with people and activities and beautiful displays of books. I thought about how lucky we are to have such a wonderful resource.
So this month let's celebrate our local libraries.

You can choose to read 4 books (at least one Aussie) or 8 books (at least two Aussies) from the following list.

Remember all books must meet our group guidelines HERE

1. This one is too easy! Read a book you have borrowed from the library.

2. There are libraries all over the world! Read a book set in another country than your own.

3. Every book you can imagine is in a library somewhere. Read a book from your favourite genre.

4. Does your library arrange its fiction from A - Z? Read a book where the author or title starts with an A.

5. Does your library organise authors to visit and give talks? Read a book by a favourite author.

6. My library let's me borrow up to 10 books at a time. Read the tenth book on your TBR list.

7. Libraries have been in existence for centuries. Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction.

8. Best of all libraries provide a welcoming place for everyone who likes a good book, just like our groups here on Goodreads. In memory of our friend and Aussie Readers member Kim-Marie we would like you to read a book with a red cover (her favourite colour)

Alexandra
Bernadette
Brenda
Carolyn
Cherie
Clare
Erin
Jane
Janine
Jennifer
Jennifer JC-S
Kali
Kathryn
Kerri
Kerri_M
Kim
Kylie
Kylie
Kylie H
Li'l Owl
Megan
Nicola
Odette
Phrynne
Sally
Sarah
Sharon
Steve
Teresa
The Mad Hatter
Tien
Trish
Valerie
Zoey

September Challenge - Celebrating Libraries!
8/8

#1. From the library - Fallout by Sara Paretsky 4 stars 10/9/19

#2. Set in another country - The House at Sea's End by Elly Griffiths 4 stars

#3. Favourite genre - The Girl by the Grave by Grace York AA 4 stars

#4. Author or title "A" - Good Girl Bad Girl by Ann Girdharry 4 stars

#5. Favourite author - Darkdawn by Jay Kristoff AA 4 stars

#6. 10th on TBR - Joe Country byMick Herron 5 stars

#7. Historical Fiction - Murder on Union Square by Victoria Thompson 5 stars

#8. Red cover - When He Was Wicked by Julia Quinn 3 stars

September Challenge - Celebrating Libraries!
8/8

#1. From the library - A Great Reckoning by Louise Penny 5★s 8/9/19

#2. Set in another country - The Fourth Door by Virginia King 4.5★s 2/9/19 Hong Kong AA

#3. Favourite genre - Last Pen Standing by Vivian Conroy 4★s 22/9/19

#4. Author or title "A" - The Long Call by Ann Cleeves 5★s 11/9/19

#5. Favourite author - Matters of the Heart by Fiona Palmer 5★s 7/9/19

#6. 10th on TBR - Snipe Hunt by Sarah R. Shaber 4★s 12/9/19

#7. Historical Fiction - All the Tears in China by Sulari Gentill 5★s 7/9/19 AA

#8. Red Cover - in memory of Kim-Marie - Seeing Red by Sandra Brown 5★s 9/9/19

Easy Challenge :)

4/4

1. Read a book you have borrowed from the library.
Fetish by Tara Moss AA

2. Read a book set in another country than your own.
Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid

3. Read a book where the author or title starts with an A.
Aru Shah and the End of Time by Roshani Chokshi

4. In memory of our friend and Aussie Readers member Kim-Marie we would like you to read a book with a red cover (her favourite colour)
The Book Ninja by Ali Berg AA

Great challenge, mods!! I'm in for the second level.

Completed 3/8

1. This one is too easy! Read a book you have borrowed from the library.
The Beautiful Miscellaneous by Dominic Smith (AA) - 2.5★

2. There are libraries all over the world! Read a book set in another country than your own.
The Library of Shadows by Mikkel Birkegaard - Denmark - 3★

3. Every book you can imagine is in a library somewhere. Read a book from your favourite genre.
Crime – Where the Dead Go by Sarah Bailey (AA)

4. Does your library arrange its fiction from A - Z? Read a book where the author or title starts with an A.
As Sure as the Dawn by Francine Rivers

5. Does your library organise authors to visit and give talks? Read a book by a favourite author.
The Colours of all the Cattle by Alexander McCall Smith

6. My library let's me borrow up to 10 books at a time. Read the tenth book on your TBR list.
The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson (10th most recent addition to my TBR)

7. Libraries have been in existence for centuries. Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction.
The Paris Seamstress by Natasha Lester - 3.5★

8. Best of all libraries provide a welcoming place for everyone who likes a good book, just like our groups here on Goodreads. In memory of our friend and Aussie Readers member Kim-Marie we would like you to read a book with a red cover (her favourite colour)
Girl Waits with Gun by Amy Stewart

September Challenge - Celebrating Libraries!
4/4 - Completed!

#1. From the library - A Constant Hum by Alice Bishop AA 4* https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

#4. Author or title "A" - Apple and Knife by Intan Paramaditha AA 4*

#6. 10th on TBR - Fludd by Hilary Mantel 3.5* https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

#7. Historical Fiction - The Warlow Experiment by Alix Nathan 5* https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

Here are my choices: 8/8 book (2 AA)

✔ #1. From the library - The Seven Imperfect Rules of Elvira Carr by Frances Maynard 4★

✔ #2. Set in another country - Glass Houses by Louise Penny (Canada) 5★

✔ #3. Favourite genre - The Shape of Night by Tess Gerritsen 3★

✔ #4. Author or title "A" - Any Ordinary Day: What Happens After the Worst Day of Your Life? by Leigh Sales AA 5★

✔ #5. Favourite author - Why Kill the Innocent by C.S. Harris 5★

✔ #6. 10th on TBR - Fuzzy Nation by John Scalzi 4★

✔ #7. Historical Fiction - Miles Off Course by Sulari Gentill AA 4★

✔ #8. Red cover in memory of Kim-Marie - The Unmourned by Meg Keneally & Tom Keneally AA 4★

Easy for me 4 books
4/4

#1. From the library - Bridge of Clay by Markus Zusak AA 5 ★

#2. Set in another country - Ordinary Grace by William Kent Krueger 4 ★

#6. 10th on TBR - The House by the Lake by Ella Carey 4 ★

#8. Red cover - The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho 3 ★

September Challenge - Celebrating Libraries!
0/8

#1 From the Library - Good Girl, Bad Girl by Michael Robotham AA

#2 Set in another Country Say Goodbye for Now by Catherine Ryan Hyde

#3 Favourite Genre This Tender Land by William Kent Krueger

#4 Author or Title “A” The Arrangement by Robyn Harding

#5 Favourite author If Wishes Were Horses by Karly Lane AA

#6 10th on TBR Gypsy by Lesley Pearse

#7 Historical fiction The Survivors by Kate Furnivall

#8 Red cover - In memory of Kim - Marie Dark Heart by Catherine Lee AA

September Challenge - Celebrating Libraries
Completed 4/4 Books

✅ finished 5/9/19 5 stars
1. This one is too easy! Read a book you have borrowed from the library
- The Nickel Boys by Colson Whitehead
- it’s also got a lot of red on it in honour of your friend Kim-Marie :)

✅ read 1/9/19 4 stars
3. Every book you can imagine is in a library somewhere. Read a book from your favourite genre
- In The Afterlight by Alexandra Bracken

✅ finished 12/9/19 - 5 stars
4. Does your library arrange its fiction from A - Z? Read a book where the author or title starts with an A.
- The Testaments by Margaret Atwood

✅ finished 6/9/19 - 4 stars
6. My library let’s me borrow up to 10 books at a time. Read the tenth book on your TBR list.
- Finding Gobi: The True Story of a Little Dog and an Incredible Journey by Dion Leonard AA

September Challenge - Celebrating Libraries!
8/8

✔#1 From the Library Born a Crime: Stories From a South African Childhood by Trevor Noah

✔#2 Set in another Country The Lost Girls by Heather Young

✔#3 Favourite Genre I'm Thinking of Ending Things by Iain Reid

✔#4 Author or Title “A” A Hundred Small Lessons by Ashley Hay AA

✔#5 Favourite author Bleed for Me by Michael RobothamAA

✔#6 10th on TBR The Final Cut by Catherine Coulter

✔#7 Historical fiction Cilka's Journey by Heather Morris

✔#8 Red cover - In memory of Kim - Marie Women, Men and the Whole Damn Thing by David Leser AA

Count me in please for Easy 4/4 AA 1/1

✅ 1. Library book - Chain of Evidence by Garry Disher AA 23/9/19 ★★★☆

✅ 2. Set in another country - A Noble Radiance by Donna Leon 6/9/19 ★★★★

✅ 3. Author starts with A - Ten Things I Hate About Me by Randa Abdel-Fattah AA 7/9/19 ★★

✅ 4. Historical Fiction - Two for Sorrow by Nicola Upson 5/9/19 ★★★☆

I'm loving those red covers you're choosing for Kim-Marie - thanks guys :)

Progress: 8/8 AA: 4/4
I wasn't sure from the guidelines, but are we allowed to do a "challenge within a challenge"? I'm already in the Spring Challenge, and would incorporate 8 of those books into my list for September. If not allowed, I will sit this one out, as I'm on a deadline for two annual challenges I'm trying to finish - 30 books to go! If it's okay to combine, my books for September would be:

#1 From the Library - When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi (20/9) 5*

#2 Set in another Country - Tell Me You're Mine: The chilling international bestseller by Elisabeth Noreback (set in Sweden) (22/9) 4*

#3 Favourite Genre - The Slipping Place by Joanna Baker AA (15/9) 4*

#4 Author or Title “A” - The Power by Naomi Alderman (18/9) 5*

#5 Favourite author - How the Dead Speak by Val McDermid (2/9) 4*

#6 10th on TBR - The Van Apfel Girls Are Gone by Felicity McLean AA (8/9) 4*

#7 Historical fiction The Book Thief by Markus Zusak AA (26/9) 4*

#8 Red cover - In memory of Kim - Marie ♥ The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion AA (18/9) 4*

Sarah, always try to fit as many books as you can into multiple challenges. That's how you cover lots of challenges. You might find one book you read is in 3 or 4 different ones. It's called reading smarter, not harder ;) Happy reading!

Cheers, thanks Brenda!

You're welcome Sarah :)

I am going to do easy:

1. This one is too easy! Read a book you have borrowed from the library.
The War That Saved My Life by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley - 4★s

2. There are libraries all over the world! Read a book set in another country than your own.
Breaking the Lore by Andy Redsmith - 3★s

4. Does your library arrange its fiction from A - Z? Read a book where the author or title starts with an A.
A Woman Is No Man by Etaf Rum - 4★s

8. Best of all libraries provide a welcoming place for everyone who likes a good book, just like our groups here on Goodreads. In memory of our friend and Aussie Readers member Kim-Marie we would like you to read a book with a red cover (her favourite colour)
Spells & Shelves by Elle Adams - 4★s

Absolutely love, love, love this idea! Count me in, please ladies! :)

AR September 2019 Challenge - Celebrating Libraries!
Duration: 01/09/2019 - 30/09/2019
Easy Level - minimum 1 AA.

Progress: 0/4

3. Every book you can imagine is in a library somewhere. Read a book from your favourite genre.

Eleanor's Secret by Caroline Beecham AA.

5. Does your library organise authors to visit and give talks? Read a book by a favourite author.

The Nurses of Steeple Street by Donna Douglas.

7. Libraries have been in existence for centuries. Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction.

Demelza by Winston Graham

8. Best of all libraries provide a welcoming place for everyone who likes a good book, just like our groups here on Goodreads. In memory of our friend and Aussie Readers member Kim-Marie we would like you to read a book with a red cover (her favourite colour)

The Midsummer Garden by Kirsty Manning AA. OR The Hypnotist's Love Story by Liane Moriarty AA.

Welcome to the challenge everyone.
(all listed to here)

September Challenge - Celebrating Libraries!

8/8 AA-(2/2)

#1. From the library -
Safari by Parnell Hall 3 stars 16/9/19
#2. Set in another country -
Cold Storage by David Koepp 3.5 stars 2/10/19
#3. Favourite genre -
A Purrfect Alibi by Leighann Dobbs 4 stars 10/9/19
#4. Author or title "A" -
The Lost Ones by Anita Frank 4 stars 30/9/19
#5. Favourite author -
Four Sacred Treasures by David Leadbeater 4 stars 13/9/19
#6. 10th on TBR -
The Villa in Italy: Escape to the Italian sun with this captivating, page-turning mystery by Elizabeth Edmondson 4 stars 20/9/19
#7. Historical Fiction -
Cilka's Journey by Heather Morris AA 4 stars 26/9/19
#8. Red cover -
The Fragments by Toni Jordan AA 3 stars 8/9/19

September Challenge 1/9/19 - 30/9/19

4/4

2. There are libraries all over the world! Read a book set in another country than your own.
Mr. Write by Lisa Clark O'Neill 5★

3. Every book you can imagine is in a library somewhere. Read a book from your favourite genre.
Loyalty in Death by J.D. Robb 5★

5. Does your library organise authors to visit and give talks? Read a book by a favourite author.
The Art of Keeping Secrets by Rachael Johns AA 5★

8. Best of all libraries provide a welcoming place for everyone who likes a good book, just like our groups here on Goodreads. In memory of our friend and Aussie Readers member Kim-Marie we would like you to read a book with a red cover (her favourite colour)
Look Again by Lisa Scottoline 3★

One of the best parts of challenges Sarah is to see how many challenges you can make one book fit without breaking the guidelines. Four is my record - that was a good book to finish :-)

Going with easy - four books.
A slow start - Progress 4 out of 4 as of 26 September

1. Read a book you have borrowed from the library. The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon
Review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... (4.5 Stars)

2. There are libraries all over the world! Read a book set in another country than your own. Off to Italy for me with A Room with a View by E.M. Forster
Review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... (3.5 Stars)

3. Every book you can imagine is in a library somewhere. Read a book from your favourite genre. Fantasy with a dash of romance it is with Froi of the Exiles by Melina Marchetta (AA)
Review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... (5 (billion) Stars).

8. Best of all libraries provide a welcoming place for everyone who likes a good book, just like our groups here on Goodreads. In memory of our friend and Aussie Readers member Kim-Marie we would like you to read a book with a red cover (her favourite colour)The Beauty and the Beast by Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve
Review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show... (3.5 Stars)

Hi everyone

Still going for easy.

1. This one is too easy! Read a book you have borrowed from the library.

AA

2. There are libraries all over the world! Read a book set in another country than your own.



3. Every book you can imagine is in a library somewhere. Read a book from your favourite genre.



4. Does your library arrange its fiction from A - Z? Read a book where the author or title starts with an A.


This is my attempt to read some of the titles shortlisted for the Booker Prize plus get on with my Spring Challenge.

September Challenge - Celebrating Libraries!
Hard level - 8/8 -2 Aussie authors

#1. From the library - Eden by Candice Fox AA 3.5*

#2. Set in another country - The Mister by E.L. James (England) 4*

#3. Favourite genre - Dark Chemistry by Catherine Lee (Mystery) AA 4*

#4. Author or title "A" - Absolute Proof by Peter James 3*

#5. Favourite author - New York to Dallas by J.D. Robb 5*

#6. 10th on TBR - Percy Jackson's Greek Heroes by Rick Riordan 3*

#7. Historical Fiction - Let The Dead Lie by Malla Nunn AA 3*

#8. Red cover - A Town Like Alice by Nevil Shute 5* AA

September Challenge - Celebrating Libraries!
Easy level - 3/4 - 1 Aussie author

4. Author or title starts with an A.
Les Cigognes sont immortelles by Alain Mabanckou 3★
5. Favourite author.
Tu comprendras quand tu seras plus grande by Virginie Grimaldi 4★

7. Historical Fiction.
True History of the Kelly Gang by Peter Carey AA 3★

8. Red cover
The Redbreast by Jo Nesbø

September Challenge - Celebrating Libraries!
Easy level 4 books 1 AA

Read 4/4

1. This one is too easy! Read a book you have borrowed from the library.
Catch a falling star by Meg McKinlay AA Read 27/9. 4★

2. There are libraries all over the world! Read a book set in another country than your own: Scotland
Sawkill Girls by Claire Legrand DNF
The Turn of the Key by Ruth Ware 5☆ Read 18/9

3. Every book you can imagine is in a library somewhere. Read a book from your favourite genre. YA
The Centre of My Everything by Allayne L. Webster AA 5☆ Read 16/9

4. Does your library arrange its fiction from A - Z? Read a book where the author or title starts with an A.
Please Ignore Vera Dietz by A.S. King

5. Does your library organise authors to visit and give talks? Read a book by a favourite author.
This is How We Change the Ending by Vikki Wakefield AA

6. My library let's me borrow up to 10 books at a time. Read the tenth book on your TBR list.
#Murdertrending by Gretchen McNeil

7. Libraries have been in existence for centuries. Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction.
Blood Water Paint by Joy McCullough 5☆ Read 13/9

8. Best of all libraries provide a welcoming place for everyone who likes a good book, just like our groups here on Goodreads. In memory of our friend and Aussie Readers member Kim-Marie we would like you to read a book with a red cover (her favourite colour)
Bunny by Mona Awad

September Challenge - Celebrating Libraries!
0/8

#1. From the library - Romancing the Duke by Tessa Dare

#2. Set in another country - Anne of Windy Poplars by L.M. Montgomery

#3. Favourite genre - Carry On by Rainbow Rowell

#4. Author or title "A" - The Happiest Refugee by Anh Do AA

#5. Favourite author - Ship of Destiny by Robin Hobb

#6. 10th on TBR - Mercy by Jodi Picoult

#7. Historical Fiction - The Dressmaker by Rosalie Ham AA

#8. Red Cover - in memory of Kim-Marie - Stalin: New Biography of a Dictator by Oleg V. Khlevniuk

All linked to here. Welcome to the challenge everyone:)

I'm in. :)
September Challenge 1/9/19 - 30/9/19

Level: Hard 7/8 (min 2 AA)

1. This one is too easy! Read a book you have borrowed from the library.
Lawson's Bend by Nicole Hurley-Moore AA 4 stars

2. There are libraries all over the world! Read a book set in another country than your own.
The Poppy War by R.F. Kuang (China) 5 stars

3. Every book you can imagine is in a library somewhere. Read a book from your favourite genre.
Hush Hush by James Patterson & Candice Fox AA 4 stars

4. Does your library arrange its fiction from A - Z? Read a book where the author or title starts with an A.
Blood & Trouble by Amy Faye 3.5 stars

5. Does your library organise authors to visit and give talks? Read a book by a favourite author.
Conspiracy Game by Christine Feehan 5 stars

6. My library let's me borrow up to 10 books at a time. Read the tenth book on your TBR list.
Night Pleasures by Sherrilyn Kenyon 4.5 stars

7. Libraries have been in existence for centuries. Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction.
The Land Girls by Victoria Purman AA

8. Best of all libraries provide a welcoming place for everyone who likes a good book, just like our groups here on Goodreads. In memory of our friend and Aussie Readers member Kim-Marie we would like you to read a book with a red cover (her favourite colour)
Fever by Christine Feehan 5 stars

September Challenge - Celebrating Libraries!
Easy level - 4/4 - 2 Aussie author
Completed

1. Read a book set in another country other than your own
Normal People by Sally Rooney Read 7/9/19 4*

2. Read a book where the author or title starts with an A
The Tale Teller by Anne Hillerman Read 9/9/19 4*

3. Read a book by a favourite author
The Last Dance by Fiona McIntosh AA 4*

4. Read a book with a red cover
The Place on Dalhousie by Melina Marchetta AA Read 6/9/19 3*

Welcome to the challenge Teresa and Jennifer. Your names are linked.

Easy level thanks.

4/4

1. Borrowed from the library
Big Sky by Kate Atkinson - 4.5★

2. Book set in another country than your own (China)
Miss Chopsticks by Xinran - 4★

3. Read a book from your favourite genre (Historic Fiction)
The Woman in the Green Dress by Tea Cooper - 4★ AA

4. In memory of our friend and Aussie Readers member Kim-Marie we would like you to read a book with a red cover (her favourite colour)
Room for a Stranger by Melanie Cheng - 4★ AA

Welcome to the challenge Odette. Your name is linked.

September Challenge - Celebrating Libraries!
Level-Easy
📚 4/4

2. There are libraries all over the world! Read a book set in another country than your own.
Watching You by Michael Robotham 9/10/19 5★'s
(Australia)

3. Every book you can imagine is in a library somewhere. Read a book from your favourite genre.
Keeping Lucy by T. Greenwood 9/10/19 5★'s
(Mystery/Suspence/Thriller)

4. Does your library arrange its fiction from A - Z? Read a book where the author or title starts with an A.
The Whisper Man by Alex North 9/19/19 5★'s

5. Does your library organise authors to visit and give talks? Read a book by a favourite author.
Crisis by Felix Francis 9/17/19 5★'s

And welcome again Owl! You are linked.

Thanks again, Phrynne!

Easy level for me too!

Completed: 4/4

1. Book borrowed from library:-
Halfway by B.E. Jones -
FINISHED 6/9/19 - 5* (10/10)

2. Book set in another country (Sweden):-
The Wolf and the Watchman by Niklas Natt och Dag -
FINISHED 13/9/19 - 4* (8.5/10)

3. Book from favourite genre (crime):-
Forget Me Not by Claire Allan -
FINISHED 26/9/19 - 4* (9/10)

4. Author beginning with 'A':-
Backwoods Ripper by Anna Willett - AA -
FINISHED 18/9/19 - 3* (6.5/10)

And I finished on the 21st! Now to review each of them ;-)

I'm in! I'll go for 8.
Jennifer (JC-S)

Completed: 8/8

1. This one is too easy! Read a book you have borrowed from the library.

Finished.

2. There are libraries all over the world! Read a book set in another country than your own.

Finished


3. Every book you can imagine is in a library somewhere. Read a book from your favourite genre.

Finished!

4. Does your library arrange its fiction from A - Z? Read a book where the author or title starts with an A.

finished!

5. Does your library organise authors to visit and give talks? Read a book by a favourite author.

Finished!


6. My library lets me borrow up to 10 books at a time. Read the tenth book on your TBR list.

finished!

7. Libraries have been in existence for centuries. Read a book from the genre of Historical Fiction.

Finished!


8. Best of all libraries provide a welcoming place for everyone who likes a good book, just like our groups here on Goodreads. In memory of our friend and Aussie Readers member Kim-Marie we would like you to read a book with a red cover (her favourite colour)

finished!

Welcome Kim and Jennifer. Your names are linked.

Phrynne wrote: "Welcome Kim and Jennifer. Your names are linked."

Thank you. I've added my books :-)

September Challenge - Celebrating Libraries!
4/4

1. From the library Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke ★★☆☆☆
2. Set in another country Concealed in Death by J.D. Robb (USA) ★★★★★
3. Favourite genre The Long Mars by Terry Pratchett (Fantasy/Sci-Fi) ★★★☆☆
4. Author or title "A" A Donation of Murder by Felicity Young AA ★★★★☆

My September list
1. This one is too easy! Read a book you have borrowed from the library.
Royal Blood: Richard III and the Mystery of the Princes / Bertram Fields
2. There are libraries all over the world! Read a book set in another country than your own.
A Most Peculiar Malaysian Murder / Shamini Flint
3. 3. Every book you can imagine is in a library somewhere. Read a book from your favourite genre.
Wrong Turn at the Office of Unmade Lists / Jane Rawson AA
4. Does your library organise authors to visit and give talks? Read a book by a favourite author.
Lost / Michael Robotham AA

Welcome Nicola and Steve. Your names are linked:)

SEPTEMNBER CHALLENGE- CELEBRATING LIBRARIES
Easy...2/4 1 AA

1. This one is too easy! Read a book you have borrowed from the library.
The Tin Can Tree by Anne Tyler ...read 3.5*

2. Every book you can imagine is in a library somewhere. Read a book from your favourite genre.
Force of Nature by Jane HarperAA ....read 4*

3. Does your library arrange its fiction from A - Z? Read a book where the author or title starts with an A.
An American Marriage by Tayari Jones ...read 4*

4. Best of all libraries provide a welcoming place for everyone who likes a good book, just like our groups here on Goodreads. In memory of our friend and Aussie Readers member Kim-Marie we would like you to read a book with a red cover (her favourite colour)
A Walk to Remember by Nicholas Sparks ....read 3.5*

I collected my library book for this challenge today:
The Seven Imperfect Rules of Elvira Carr by Frances Maynard
so now I'm all set to start!

I'm not sure which one I'll start with - I'm getting my last one for this month finished :)

Welcome to the challenge Trish - your name is linked:)

Thank you Phrynne...looking forward to getting back on track :-)