This is my second ARC Reading Challenge sign-up this year, as hosted by Teddy Rose at So Many Books, So Little Time.
I participated in this challenge last year, but, like many of last year's challenges, I fell rather short at the end :(
I'll do better this year!
From the blog:
Note: I use the term "ARC" loosely, any book a publisher or author gives you with the expectation that you review it, counts for this challenge.
The Levels
Level Bronze: .a. All of us who have or will have less than 12 ARCS must read all of the ARCS we have. Note, that if you have 11 ARC's and then receive a 12th one you will be bumped up to catagory b.
b. All of us who have or will have 12 or more than 12 ARCS must read and review at least 12.
Level Silver: Read 24 ARCS
Level Gold: Read 30 ARCS
Level Platinum: Read 35 or more ARCS
For my purposes, I will only count actual physical ARC's for this challenge. For the book to count, you must post a review for it as well (you don't have to be a blogger - simply post your review on Amazon, Goodreads, etc.). I will be going for the Gold Level, but if I end up with more, I can always up it to Platinum (however, you can't go DOWN a level).
Here are the ARC's I have right now that will count toward this challenge (I will update as I go along):
(Click the cover to go to the Goodreads page):
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READ 2/4
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READ 2/7
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READ 1/15
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You can still sign up, too! :)






























3 comments:
I'm interested to read your thoughts on Raised Right. I bet the book will create a lot of great conversations. I'll be back to check out your review!
Grace at Feeding My Book Addiction
@Jenica704
I accepted this one for review because I tend to lean to the progressive side, and I always have a hard time reconciling this idea of "moral grounds" with the "if you're not succeeding, it's all your fault and you deserve to be poor" (even though the people saying this always have had some type of hand or hands up to help THEM), "No; I will NOT help anyone else" mindset of many (not all) on the right. I, too, think it has the potential of being a great discussion book.
Good luck with this challenge! Looks like a good one!
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