Chapter Adventure Reading Challenges discussion

April's motif is Classics or Currents. "Read a book published before the year you were born (classic-ish) OR a book published between April 2019 and April 2020 (current.)"

Let us know in the comments what you plan to read. Remember- Original publication date is the key here.

Mark it CHALLENGE COMPLETE if you've read the book.

Here are a few CURRENT books we recommend:

I've never read a Sherlock Holmes novel, so I was thinking to read one for April's motif. Maybe The Hound of the Baskervilles... Definitely published before I was born.

Stacey wrote: "I've never read a Sherlock Holmes novel, so I was thinking to read one for April's motif. Maybe The Hound of the Baskervilles... Definitely published before I was born."

That's one of my favorite Sherlock Holmes books.

This one I read today was published between April 2019 and April 2020, March 31, 2019 to be exact:

Maddie Day 4/1/20

This is my pick for a "Classic" read, had to go back a ways to find one older than me. ;) Have pretty much all of the Agatha Christie books thanks to my mom, so just had to pick one. Original copyright is 1939. Older than needed, but it will work.

Wait, is this month based on publishing date? Or copyright date?

I hope to read The thousand doors of January. It was published in September 2019. Challenge complete!

@Cecil Publishing date

Kimberly wrote: "@Cecil Publishing date"
Never mind, I looked it up here on Goodreads and it was originally published in 1947. So we're good! :)
(The issue I have was published in 1982 by Dell.)

Challenge Complete! Finished “The Labors of Hercules” by Agatha Christie. A Hercule Poirot book. Such fun! Have to go back to more of her books soon. I have the whole collection, thanks to my late mother. She was her favorite!

The book I chose for this month’s theme is Highfire by Eoin Colfer. It was published Jan. 2020.

Finished my book. I chose a current one published on February 1, 2020.

Hello everyone! Thanks for posting your read books. It's fun to see what everyone chose. On to May!

I went the classics route and reread From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler

this was a favorite read from childhood that always sticks with me especially when i visit a museum


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@Tracy That was my favorite book as a kid too!

One Perfect Summer by Brenda Novak

Postscript - Cecelia Ahern