Welcome to the Travel the World in Books Reading Challenge where you choose your own reading and travel adventure! I’m teaming up with Lucy from Fictional 100 and Aloi from Guiltless Reading to bring you this reading challenge where you set your own goals and rules for what you would like to accomplish during your reading challenge. Finally, a no-stress, no-worries, kind of challenge that helps you expand your reading and cultural horizons.
Ready to join us? Stop by and read the goals and rules for this challenge, write up your sign up post and link it up below at any time. Get ready for your travel the world in books adventure!
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[…] Travel the World in Books wasn’t my brainchild (yo, special shout out to my awesome co-hosts Mom’s Small Victories, I’m Lost in Books, Savvy Working Girl and Fictional 100)! In practice, I had always been attracted to stories set all over the world, written by authors from different countries, and exploring other cultures. I have a wunderlust in reading (and life, if I had the money!). It was only a matter of time that I discovered this particular reading challenge (yet another perpetual one – do you see a pattern here?). I joined the challenge in 2014, even hosting a mini challenge (with full tutorial) that encouraged people to create their Google Book Map to keep track of their reads. I loved the whole experience, particularly interacting with such an eager group of readers … and I was over-the-top excited when the hosts invited me to co-host! It’s great to be part of a project with some wonderful people. It adds a more personal and fun dimension to the reading experience. […]