Wanderbook

So, it might be kind of risky to start a second challenge. But I really searhed for something similar and failed to find one. So here comes.... *Pretty image, free for personal and non-profit use, from freevectors.com :) Out of this world challenge I love georgaphy-based challenges. You know, the ones that make you feel like you are visiting all those wonderful places. But I always see the restriction: only real countries/states/places count. That sounds so unfair! What for all the wonderful places that are out of this world and time! So here comes this challenge. the goal is to visit via books as many places out of this world as possible! Out of this world can include other planets and stars (including the Moon!), completely different worlds (like Middle Earth), paralel worlds, dream worlds, distant future and distant past (I am talking dinos here. Not the 80's), heaven and hell... and so on. It can be just a visit to this place. It counts even if only part of t...

Hi! Last year I hosted (kinda... I was a terrible host - and a terrible participant too) the Guilty challenge . I wasn't sure if I was going to repeat it this year, but let's face it - now I bear even more book guilt than last year! And so, the Guilty reads challenge is back - and has brought a friend! The Guilty Reads... There is a number of books I feel guilty about. Some of them are presents I recieved years ago, that aren't really my type - and I'm freaking out everytime I see the person who gave them to me, waiting for the "Did you like it?" I feel guilty of having prejudice about books and authors I've never tried. And all those classics I've never checked - aww the lingering guilt of being a bad reader!Books I've started but never finished. And that time I spent so much on that hardcover beauty, but still haven't opened it? Ok, you get the picture. This how the Guilty challenge was born. Rules (sort of) to become mor...