Out with a Bang Read-A-Thon!

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Hello! Yep, another read-a-thon. This time is hosted by Book-Savvy and The Bookish Type.

2010 is almost ending, and probably some of you have several books in yours 2010 to be read piles (specially Debut Author Challenge books). So the Book Savvy and The Bookish Type created this read-a-thon, than will run from December 29 - 31 and that way all the participants could read as many books as they can during that time. You don't have to focus only on debuts book if you have other books that you would like to read.

They will be giving away tons of swag and books and some of the participants would be hosting mini-challenges:

December 29: Pure Imagination, Kat Duncan, The Nerd's Wife
December 30: The Book Worms, Loud Words and Sounds, A Writer's Review
December 31: Books, Sweets and Other Treats, The Novel Affair, Reading Teen

What do you think? Would you like to JOIN? I wasn't participating at the Debut Author Challenge this year, but I would still like to read some books before 2010 ends :D

MY GOAL: (updated)




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  1. Darlyn1/01/2011 3:17 AM

    Not Another new year's is quite a cute book. Hope you enjoy!

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