How is it going? So since the end of the year is coming I think it's time to recap. If you remember I decided to do some challenges this year, but they didn't go as I expected. I hadn't finished any of them except this one, and I didn't do this one in the way I wanted.
This one is about France and French. I wanted to explore other literature and read in French, but in the end it didn't happen, but still I did read some books related to France. GREAT! :D
This is what I have to do:
Hosted by: words and peace
How it works:
So you can read any book related to France:
- it can be set in France,
- written by a French author,
- written in French (not Canadian French),
- about a French theme: French cuisine (how the French influenced American cuisine is accepted for instance), French fashion, etc.
All the genres are accepted:
- nonfiction
- fiction
- historical fiction
- mystery, etc
- paper
- graphic (novel or non-fiction)
- ebook
- audiobook
Levels:
- LEVEL 1, “un peu” = 3 books (one per quarter for instance)
- LEVEL 2, “beaucoup”= 6 books
- LEVEL 3, “passionnément” = 12 books (one/month, for instance)
- LEVEL 4, “à la folie”= 52 books (one/week, for instance)
And this is how I did: I read 3 books
Little nothings by Lewis Trondheim. This book is written by the French author Lewis Trondheim. I really liked it and I highly recommend all his comics.
A moveable feast by Ernest Hemingway. This book is set in Paris in the 20s. I thought I was going to love it, but for me it was OK.
The chocolate thief by Laura Florand. This one was set in Paris too, but it was the present. I liked, but I expected to love more.
I'm definitely going to do this challenge again, but I'm going to try to do it better :)
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