#20booksofsummer20 Challenge #Books @Cathy746Books Update 1

The 20 Books of Summer 2020 Challenge Last year I stumbled upon this extremely flexible, annual book reading challenge, designed to make a small dint in the number of books on our TBR lists. The idea is to read, and therefore remove, a chosen number of books from your reading list during the summer months.  This year, the challenge starts on Monday 1 June and ends on Tuesday 1 September. Now the reason this is such a great challenge for me, is that the rules are so flexible that it's almost impossible not to reach your goal.  You decide how many and which books you read. Make up your list today, but swap books in or out as you like. Commit to read 20, 15 or 10 books, but you are free to reduce or increase that number as the mood takes you. Basically this is a support network of global readers, cheering each other on towards reducing the unread piles of books we all have. I currently have 738 books on my TBR list. Last year I started off with 401 books on my list. I am now only 8 books short of where Cathy drew the line and stopped buying books! Oh well. What can I say? This year I will again commit to 20 Books... and we'll see how it goes. My choices are: Hunter's Blood - Val Penny A Degree of Uncertainty - Nicola K smith Silent Cry - Jenny O'Brien The Hive - Jane Holland Picallily - Samantha Henthorn The Dinner - Herman Koch A Christmas Hamster - Stephanie Dagg I Temporarily do - Ellie Cahill  Boot Camp Bride - Lizzie Lamb Fat Girl Slim - Marina Johnson Bewbush Playbus - Sue Wickstead Clara at Christmas - Lacey London Space Hopper - Helen Fisher Summer in Provence - Lucy Coleman Betrayal - Donna Siggers Saving Suzy - Stefanie Simpson The Holiday Swap - Zara Stoneley Honeymoon for One - Lily Zante An Affair the Dismember - Elise Sax The Wedding Caper - Laura Briggs Of course, this list is not set in stone, and does not necessarily determine the order in which I'll read them. It's just a starting point for my summer reading. For more information, and to sign up to this brilliant challenge, check out  Cathy's blog 746 Books. And don't forget to follow readers progress on this year's #20booksofsummer20 hashtag. Back to Top