Resource Weekly challenge thread

[notwhereIbelong]

Was really hoping to get top 10% again, but I was off by 5km on one of them :(

 

[Praestat_Mori]

Today:

 

[Buffy]

This was pretty fun. I thought I'd do horribly, but it was easier than expected.

 

[carac]

one more day to go then done a full week :)

 

[Praestat_Mori]

Today



Mission completed. :-)

 

[dark1337]

I don't have a clue lol

 

[carac]

Final one for the week, didn't do too bad on this one

 

[carac]

Challenge 48: Set a reading goal

So this weeks challenge is not so much about completing something and more about setting something in place (unless you want to do one this week) Do you have some books you want to read? do you want to read more? Is there a book you want to read before you die?

For this weeks challenge, if you wish to take part, all you need to do is set yourself a reading goal you wish to accomplish by a certain time, it could be to read one book it could be to read several books, you can give yourself a week to achieve this or a month or even a year?

Personally my goal will be read a copy of the Last Elf by Silvana De Mar, which was recommended to me. I will try to complete this before the end of November.

 

[Gangrel]

I will try to read a short story ive been meaning to read but i always just look at it and instantly put it down, it's really hard to focus

It's just a silly romance story between professor and student

 

[alltoomuch2]

Sophies Choice is my goal. I'll give myself until 1st October. It was recommended to me and I haven't seen the film. That's the correct order for me. Book first, not film. I'd better go and start reading now.

 

[ConfusedClouds]

I've got a backlog of a few books that I have built up and now I'm down to just one summer job (and the last week of that too), I aim to prioritise reading as my main distraction as my time frees up over the next couple of weeks.

 

[blackbeauty]

I really like this weekly challenge. I used to love reading books so I'll take this prompt as a sign and read The Catcher in the Rye by JD Salinger which I picked up in a charity shop months ago. I hope to finish it by 6th October.

 

[notwhereIbelong]

Ha, me and my ADHD will have to sit this one out unfortunately. Good luck everyone! (do you need luck to read a book?)

 

[leavingsoonx]

I'm reading a book called Night. Sleep. Death. Stars. My goal is to finish it up by the end of the week. A reading goal could be one book a week since I love to read. Nice challenge

 

[ThatStateOfMind]

Ha, me and my ADHD will have to sit this one out unfortunately. Good luck everyone! (do you need luck to read a book?)

Same here, it's so difficult for me to read. Way easier with an audiobook. Even for school assignments, I'll usually use a TTS to read. I will say, for anyone looking for reading recommendations, I have liked the last two books I've read. Both are pretty well known and one I read for school, the other I read for fun. Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury and 1984 by George Orwell. Both of these are dystopian novels, one of my favorite genres of books.