North AmericaCentral America
Caribbean
South America
Europe
Africa
Middle East
Central Asia
Asia
Southeast Asia
Australia
Oceania
Anarctica
NOTE: This is my challenge and has its own blog, Book around the World. That's where you'll find the books and follow-up information. Our challenge is to find books for as many countries as possible. When we find them, we can challenge ourselves to read a book about each country, maybe a handful at a time. What have you read? What did you enjoy reading? Let's name some possibilities.
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As I read and review books that fit into this category, I'll link them here.
Books I want to read:
1. Adios Hemingway ~ by Leonardo Padura Fuentes ~ Cuba
2. Beneath a Marble Sky: A Novel of the Taj Mahal ~ by John Shors
3. The Blackwater Lightship ~ by Colm Tóibín ~ Ireland
4. Brazzaville Beach ~ by William Boyd ~ Republic of the Congo
5. I Am a Taxi ~ by Deborah Ellis ~ Bolivia
6. The Language of Threads ~ by Gail Tsukiyama ~ Hong Kong
7. Latitudes of Melt ~ by Joan Clark ~ Newfoundland, Canada
8. The Madonnas of Leningrad ~ by Debra Dean ~ Russia
9. Mademoiselle Victorine ~ by Debra Finerman ~ France
10. My Heart's in the Lowlands: Ten Days in Bonny Scotland ~ by Liz Curtis Higgs ~ Scotland
11. Napoleon's Pyramids ~ by William Dietrich ~ Egypt
12. Old Man and the Sea ~ by Ernest Hemingway ~ Cuba
13. Secret River ~ by Kate Grenville ~ Australia
14. Other Side of the Bridge ~ Ontario, Canada
15. Shadows on the Rock ~ by Willa Cather ~ Quebec, Canada
16. We Just Want to Live Here ~ by Amal Rifa'i and Odelia Ainbinder ~ Israel
17. With Their Backs to the World: Portraits of Serbia ~ by Asne Seierstad ~ Serbia
18. Beirut Blues ~ by Hanan al-Shaykh ~ Lebanon
19. Absent ~ by Betool Khedari ~ Iraq
20. The Yacoubian Building ~ by Alaa Al Aswany ~ Egypt
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2 comments:
Bonnie, I really like your book around the world idea. I will look at the separate blog for this. I see that you have already made a list so ignore my question in my other post, under "The Language of Threads." It seems you and I have picked some of the same books. I'd like to keep in touch with you in blogland. Please feel free to post on my windows lives spaces blog and I will bookmark your blog and do the same. Cheers and Happy holidays, Karen in Canada
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