The
2020 Reading Women Challenge starts today.
This challenge was created and is hosted by the Reading Women. I found out about it from their podcast of the same name. A great entertaining podcast by the way. The goal of this challenge is to read books written by or about women, i.e. books not written by men.
This challenge was created and is hosted by the Reading Women. I found out about it from their podcast of the same name. A great entertaining podcast by the way. The goal of this challenge is to read books written by or about women, i.e. books not written by men.
I think is a great challenge that will allow me to get through the books I have wanted to read, as well as discover new ones. I am excited about new genres and women authors that I may not have wanted to read before. Check out the books that I have lined up for the challenge here.
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I am starting January off with the two longest (I have a whole year) and shortest books.
Longest at 1462 pages is The Inheritance Trilogy by N.K. Jemisin. This will satisfy prompts #7 & #17.
The second-longest at 1094 is Daughters of Africa, an anthology edited by Margaret Busby. Note this is the original anthology. I will move on to the new anthology next year. This will satisfy prompt #8.
The shortest book on my list is Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's We Should All Be Feminists at 52 pages.
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