2017 READING INVITE with PRINTABLE JOURNAL OFFER

Posting Modern Mrs Darcy's annual Reading Invitation This year's comes with fun options ...

Modern Mrs Darcy 2017

Choices I Read for FUN:

Chosen for cover – Elderberry Croft- Becky Doughty 

Reputedly can’t put down- Blackmoore – Julianne Donaldson

Where I’d like to visit –  Holland - In Your Eyes – Ruth Axtell

Already read -  Curiosity Keeper – Sarah E Ladd

Juicy memoir – Another Hannah - Mari Klassen

About books/reading -  Imagine That  - Kristen Wallace

Genre I avoid – coming of age but I loved this one
Thief of Glory – Sigmund Brouwer

One I don’t admit wanting to read –

In backlist of new fav author –  A Trick of the Light – Louise Penny

Rec’d by person w/ taste –

Unread tho’ excited to buy/borrow –About a topic I already love – Jane and the Man of the Cloth – Stephanie Barron

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Option #2

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My Choices for Growth:

Newberry or Honor Award – A Simple Murder – E Kuhns debut

Book in translation – Heidi – Johanna Spyri

600+ pages – The  German Girl -

Poetry/play/essay collection – The Art of Life – Edith Schaeffer

Any genre addressing current events –

Immigrant story – A Christmas to Remember : Tales of Comfort and Joy– Anthology of various Canadian authors

Published pre-birth – Anne of Green Gables – LM Montgomery

3 by same author – The Nature of Freedom/Overcoming Negativity/
The Practice of Delight  - Graham Cooke 

Author #ownvoices / #diversebooks –  Life Outside the Matrix: A Journey into the Supernatural Lifestyle – Venetia Carpenter
Ambiguous ending/ unreliable narrator – 

2017 nomination for award –

Pulitzer/Nat’l Award -

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