- Did you finish reading all the books on your fall reading list? If not, why not? I met my goal but switched my books around - so I'm not sure whether I would say I read my fall reading list or not :)
- Did you stick to your original goals or did you change your list as you went along? I changed my list as I went along - once I would like to try and keep to my list, but I haven't been able to do it yet.
- What was your favorite book that you read this fall? Least favorite? Why? The Magic Warble by Victoria Simcox was my favorite, because it was a wonderful fantasy story with great meaning behind it and it was highly entertaining. I can't wait for my husband and my boys to read it. I didn't have one that I disliked enough to classify it as my least favorite. There are some that didn't get as high a review rating, but I didn't really dislike them.
- Did you discover a new author or genre this fall? Did you love them? Not love them? Lots of great new authors - Victoria Simcox, J.P. O'Donnell, and Melissa Senate to name a few. Again there were none I disliked - I would try them all again.
- Did you learn something new because of Fall Into Reading 2009 – something about reading, about yourself, or about a topic you read about? Not really - I was better at keeping up with my reviews though.
- What was your favorite thing about the challenge? Keeping track and seeing all the books I have read. I look forward to trying harder next spring/fall to follow my list that I set forth to begin with.
My Fall Into Reading Challenge Post can be found
here.
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I've heard lots of good things about The Magic Warble. It's going on my 2010 TBR list (not to be confused with the huge TBR pile of library books already checked out). Glad you enjoyed the challenge and congratulations on finishing the books on your list, in its many variations!
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