Booklover Book Reviews Recap – November 2013

I cannot believe that December is already upon us — boy this year has flown by. Let’s take a little break from writing our Christmas wishlists and recap what happened here at Booklover Book Reviews during November:

Book Reviews Published:

The Old Child and The Book of Words by Jenny Erpenbeck       The Signature of All Things by Elizabeth Gilbert       What Westerners Have for Breakfast, Five Years in Goa by John Mc Beath       Cartwheel by Jennifer duBois       The Combover by Adrian N Bravi       Combustion by Steve Worland       The Trial by Franz Kafka       Juno & Hannah by Beryl Fletcher

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Other Bookish Banter:

  • I participated in German Literature Month during November, reading and reviewing two novels originally written in German, The Book of Words by Jenny Erpenbeck and The Trial by Franz Kafka
  • I officially launched the 2014 Aussie Author Challenge. This reading challenge is back for its fifth year, and due to popular demand a broader range of participation levels are on offer in 2014.. four in fact: JOEY, WALLABY, WALLAROO and KANGAROO. Sign up now!The objective of this challenge is to showcase the wonderful diversity of the work being produced by Australian authors. Each month during the challenge I will be spotlighting book reviews by challenge participants and offering a guest posting spot on Booklover Book Reviews to a challenge participant. Find out how you can get involved at the challenge homepage.

What’s planned for December?

  • I’m hoping to feature the following titles

Murder on the Eiffel Tower by Claude Izner       The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion       Blind Masseuse by Alden Jones       The Hippopotamus by Stephen Fry       Bruno Kramzer by A S Patric          Brand Changing Day by Shawn Mihalik       Marking Time by April White       The Two Hotel Francforts

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What are your bookish plans for December?

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