so-soThis was intriguing: the intersection of a mass murder with the life and work of Harper Lee and her relationship with Truman Capote. It didn‘t completely hold together, or directly address racism issues as much as I wanted, but gave me insights into two significant writers as well as Alabama culture. It was going to be my #Nonfiction2020 “Law” prompt but I‘ll make it my free space for #Nonfiction2021: it doesn‘t fit any of the other categories!
1. Yes!
2. I have loved #BBRC, #PemberLittens #popsugar, & #nonfiction2020. Looking forward to #foodandlit & #readidngasia2021!
And have to toot my own 🗣🗣 for #booked2021 and my annual #screamathon challenge! 😉
#Two4Tuesday
#Nonfiction2020 is the only challenge I do, and I‘m super excited that I read 20 out of 25 categories this year. I can‘t wait to get started on this year‘s nonfiction challenge. 📚📚📚📚 Thanks to @Riveted_Reader_Melissa for organizing it!
I'm still shocked at my totals this year. It was a rough year in most aspects, but it ended up being a great reading year for me.
I finished #Nonfiction2020, #ReadingEurope2020, and #ReadHarder. I also loved being a part of #Bookspin, #DoubleSpin, and #BookSpinBingo since February. #Scarathlon2020 and #Screamathon made October one of my favorite reading months too.
Thank you to everyone who hosts events. You helped make my year brighter. 💚
2020 is a wrap...and I‘m very pleased with my challenges this year. I managed to finish my #MountTBR, #LitsyAtoZ, #Book2020, and #Nonfiction2020, being home a lot with the library closed seemed to help. 🤷♀️
#Challenges2020
I did it! A few weeks ago I thought I wouldn‘t be able to finish my #Nonfiction2020 card this year but I did it. So many of these could have counted for other prompts and some are a bit of a stretch but all were worth it. A lot of these were among my top reads of the year. I love nonfiction so I am glad to have something that keeps me reading. Thanks @Riveted_Reader_Melissa for putting it together. #Nonfiction2020
#audiowalk #cloudlibrary #litsywalkers #nonfiction2020
It was a gorgeous afternoon for a walk! I love when there is snow on the foothills.
pickIt‘s rare that I listen to the 🎧 📖 while reading the physical book. But I wouldn‘t have read A Promised Land any other way! I needed the physical book to help me fully focus, and listening to Obama‘s voice felt like I was “in the room where it happened”. ☺️
I can‘t wait for Volume 2! (Hopefully it won‘t take another 4 years)
This fills a lot of remaining empty slots for #nonfiction2020, although I don‘t usually count a book multiple times.
I‘m on vacation so I‘m optimistic that I can fill the last two spots on my #Nonfiction2020 bingo card! The Alex Trebek book for education is a little bit of a stretch but I think Jeopardy has taught us a lot! And Compton Cowboys isn‘t about guns but the horse farm is seen as an alternative to violence so I think it counts. I‘m going to count President Obama‘s memoir for infrastructure and I‘m reading Lights Out by Ted Koppel for Cybersecurity.
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