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Sweet Summer Read-A-Thon

Hi guys, from June 9th – June 15th, Hannah at The Book Tower will be hosting the Sweet Summer Read-a-thon. To participate in this event all you have to do is make a post or a video saying what your goals are for the week and share your link on the sign up post over on her blog.

9-15 June’ 2014

My Goals

  • Read a classic.
  • Read 100 pages a day.
  • Review one of the books from requests sent by authors.
  • Visit a new blog everyday.

My TBR List

  • Entranced by Nora Roberts
  • Breath Of Aoles by Alan Spade (author’s review request)
  • Holding The Dream by Nora Roberts
So friends these are my goals and TBR list, feel free to share your own.
Have a great day!

4 responses to “Sweet Summer Read-A-Thon”

  1. Hannah Avatar

    Your goals look great. I’m always happy to see when people include reading classics. I’ve been meaning to read more this year. So far I’ve done 4. I need to step it up.

    Thanks for joining the read-a-thon.

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    1. Heena Rathore P. Avatar

      Thanks Hannah!
      Wow! That’s a good start, I’ve read only 1 and 1/2 from classics. They are a bit heavy, don’t you think?
      Thanks a lot for checking out the post. It’s so rare that the host actually visits the linked posts! Now I’m really glad that I’m a part of this amazing read-a-thon.

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      1. Hannah Avatar

        They can be a bit heavy at times. Once I get into them though I really love them. I especially like 20th century American literature and books like Jane Eyre.

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        1. Heena Rathore P. Avatar

          I’m not into classics a lot but I guess when I start my next book I’m gonna keep this period’s books in mind.
          Thanks for sharing 🙂

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