2025 Reading Challenge discussion

FALL BACK CHALLENGE
Duration: October 1 - October 31, 2015

“Fall Back” is not simply a saying for daylight savings time! We start many sentences with those two words and each has a different meaning.

1. Fall Back in Time – Like to reminisce about the past or get lost in your memories? Read a book about travelling back in time, a historical fiction novel or a non-fiction history book.

2. Fall Back to Sleep – Is there anything better than falling back to sleep when you are still tired? Read a book where a character realizes big dreams or where a character’s dreams haunt or otherwise affect their waking hours.

3. Fall Back in Love – There is nothing like having love return after a dry spell! Read a love story where the characters are taking a second chance on love – successfully or unsuccessfully!

4. Fall Back on Family – No matter what your definition of family is, there is nothing like being able to count on them! Read a book about a family’s togetherness or a family’s dysfunctionality.

5. Fall Back on Good Friends – Many are the experiences we share with good friends! Read a book about an amazing or difficult experience shared by friends.

6. Fall Back on Strength – Sometimes we have to reach deep within ourselves or rely on the strength of others to overcome obstacles. Read a book where the main character finds the strength (internal or external) to overcome difficulties they face.

7. Fall Back – Sometimes we must retreat or give ground in order to achieve our goals and/or find peace. Read a book where the character(s) must go back before they can move forward.

8. Fall Back! –Sometimes you just need to let someone know they need to calm down and back off. Read a book where the main character is able to overcome another character who tries to block their success.

9. Fall Back on Old Habits – Our routines can help us or keep us from growing. Read a book where the main character struggles to change his/her ways or where his/her habits help to solve problems for him/her or for others.

10. Fall Back, Spring Ahead – This daylight savings time adage helps us to remember which direction to set our clocks. Read a book about time travel, that takes place in the fall or spring, or that has fall or spring in the title.

Thank you to Mary Pat for creating and leading this challenge!

Greetings, All! Very excited to lead my first challenge!



Participants

Alicia | 0/3
Amelia | 2/5
Amy (Other Amy) | 9/10* - COMPLETE!
Blagica | 3/3 – COMPLETE!
Cassandra | 8/8* - COMPLETE!
ChrisP | 4/3* - COMPLETE!
Dragon | 0/3
Ellen | 0/3
Elsbeth | 7/7* - COMPLETE!
Emma | 10/10 - COMPLETE!
Jenny (Novel Idea) | 5/5 - COMPLETE!
Joanne | 1/3
Kelly | 3/3 - COMPLETE!
Kylie | 4/3* – COMPLETE!
Lindsay | 0/6
Lynn | 5/5 - COMPLETE!
Madelyn | 3/3 - COMPLETE!
Mandy | 0/2
Maria | 3/3 - COMPLETE!
Megan | 3/3 - COMPLETE!
Melissa | 6/6* - COMPLETE!
Merja | 1/3
Meryl | 0/3
Nadia | 4/5
Natalie | 5/10
Nicole | 5/5 - COMPLETE!
Nicole W | 2/3
Nwanneka | 0/3
Rebecca | 1/1 - COMPLETE!
Renee | 6/5* - COMPLETE!
Sharon | 3/3 - COMPLETE!
Sherry | 7/7 - COMPLETE!
Susan | 3/3 - COMPLETE!
Tasha | 4/4* - COMPLETE!
Veronica | 4/4 - COMPLETE!

I'm in don't know how many

I'll go in for three.

I haven't quite figured out what I'm going to read next month, but I'm sure some of my books will fit the categories.

I'm in with three books!

1. Fall Back in Time – Like to reminisce about the past or get lost in your memories? Read a book about travelling back in time, a historical fiction novel or a non-fiction history book.
Outlander

1/3

I'll read 5 for the challenge. Coincidentally, I've got 2 books waiting at the library with the word "fall" in the title.

FALL BACK CHALLENGE
Duration: October 1 - October 31, 2015
Progress / Goal: 5 / 5

1. Fall Back in Time – Read a book about travelling back in time, a historical fiction novel or a non-fiction history book.
⇨ This House is Haunted by John Boyne -- Great little ghost story that pays homage to Jane Eyre and The Turn of the Screw. Set in 1867 ..... lots of fun to read. Read 10/16.

3. Fall Back in Love – Read a love story where the characters are taking a second chance on love – successfully or unsuccessfully!
⇨ I Married a Dead Man by Cornell Woolrich -- Great 30s noir melodrama. -- Read 10/10

6. Fall Back on Strength – Read a book where the main character finds the strength (internal or external) to overcome difficulties they face.
⇨ Furiously Happy: A Funny Book About Horrible Things by Jenny Lawson writes about her struggle with mental illness in a very funny book. -- Read 10/7

7. Fall Back – Read a book where the character(s) must go back before they can move forward.
⇨ The Dying Hours by Mark Billingham -- Read 10/2
Tom Thorne is demoted back to uniform but solves a series of murders on his own time to get back in his old position.

10. Fall Back, Spring Ahead – Read a book about time travel, that takes place in the fall or spring, or that has fall or spring in the title.
⇨ We All Fall Down by Robert Cormier -- Read 10/3

edited 10/16/15

I'm in - will decide the number of books shortly

Update 10/1 - I've decided on 3 books for this challenge. I'll be traveling for a little over 2 weeks this month, and I don't want to over-extend myself on challenges :-)

✓ 1. Fall Back in Time – Like to reminisce about the past or get lost in your memories? Read a book about travelling back in time, a historical fiction novel or a non-fiction history book. Yellow Crocus read 10/19/2015

✓ 4. Fall Back on Family – No matter what your definition of family is, there is nothing like being able to count on them! Read a book about a family’s togetherness or a family’s dysfunctionality. The Blessings read 10/13/2015

✓ 6. Fall Back on Strength – Sometimes we have to reach deep within ourselves or rely on the strength of others to overcome obstacles. Read a book where the main character finds the strength (internal or external) to overcome difficulties they face. You Saved Me, Too: What A Holocaust Survivor Taught Me About Living, Dying, Fighting, Loving, And Swearing In Yiddish read 10/14/2015

3/3
Challenge completed!

I'll be busy this month so I don't know how many. Let's start with 3. (Goal changed to 6)


1. Fall Back in Time – Like to reminisce about the past or get lost in your memories? Read a book about travelling back in time, a historical fiction novel or a non-fiction history book.

✔2. Fall Back to Sleep – Read a book where a character realizes big dreams or where a character’s dreams haunt or otherwise affect their waking hours. - The Awakening

✔3. Fall Back in Love – Read a love story where the characters are taking a second chance on love – successfully or unsuccessfully! - Mated to the Devil

✔4. Fall Back on Family – Read a book about a family’s togetherness or a family’s dysfunctionality. - Honeymoon from Hell II

5. Fall Back on Good Friends – Many are the experiences we share with good friends! Read a book about an amazing or difficult experience shared by friends.

✔6. Fall Back on Strength – Sometimes we have to reach deep within ourselves or rely on the strength of others to overcome obstacles. Read a book where the main character finds the strength (internal or external) to overcome difficulties they face. - When an Alpha Purrs

✔7. Fall Back – Read a book where the character(s) must go back before they can move forward. - Double Dare

✔8. Fall Back! – Read a book where the main character is able to overcome another character who tries to block their success. - Alpha & Omega

9. Fall Back on Old Habits – Our routines can help us or keep us from growing. Read a book where the main character struggles to change his/her ways or where his/her habits help to solve problems for him/her or for others.

10. Fall Back, Spring Ahead – This daylight savings time adage helps us to remember which direction to set our clocks. Read a book about time travel, that takes place in the fall or spring, or that has fall or spring in the title.

I'd like to try for all 10 please. read 8/10

1. Fall Back in Time – Like to reminisce about the past or get lost in your memories? Read a book about travelling back in time, a historical fiction novel or a non-fiction history book.
Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee

2. Fall Back to Sleep – Is there anything better than falling back to sleep when you are still tired? Read a book where a character realizes big dreams or where a character’s dreams haunt or otherwise affect their waking hours.
The Secret Life of Bees

3. Fall Back in Love – There is nothing like having love return after a dry spell! Read a love story where the characters are taking a second chance on love – successfully or unsuccessfully!
The Great Village Show by Alexandra Brown

4. Fall Back on Family – No matter what your definition of family is, there is nothing like being able to count on them! Read a book about a family’s togetherness or a family’s dysfunctionality.
Our Endless Numbered Days by Claire Fuller

5. Fall Back on Good Friends – Many are the experiences we share with good friends! Read a book about an amazing or difficult experience shared by friends.
Library of Souls by Ransom Riggs

6. Fall Back on Strength – Sometimes we have to reach deep within ourselves or rely on the strength of others to overcome obstacles. Read a book where the main character finds the strength (internal or external) to overcome difficulties they face.
Butterflies in November by Auður Ava Ólafsdóttir

7. Fall Back – Sometimes we must retreat or give ground in order to achieve our goals and/or find peace. Read a book where the character(s) must go back before they can move forward.
Ghostwritten by Isabel Wolff

8. Fall Back! –Sometimes you just need to let someone know they need to calm down and back off. Read a book where the main character is able to overcome another character who tries to block their success.
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie

9. Fall Back on Old Habits – Our routines can help us or keep us from growing. Read a book where the main character struggles to change his/her ways or where his/her habits help to solve problems for him/her or for others.
The Ghost of the Mary Celeste by Valerie Martin


10. Fall Back, Spring Ahead – This daylight savings time adage helps us to remember which direction to set our clocks. Read a book about time travel, that takes place in the fall or spring, or that has fall or spring in the title.
The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger

I'm in and will start with three.

I want to try 4!

1. Historical novel:
Het meisje dat poppen liet spreken by Pep Bras (2-10-2015)
2. character realizes big dreams:
Piece of Kate by Emily Lichthart (26-10-2015) - Kate dreams of having her own bake-shop.
3. the characters are taking a second chance on love:
All the Way to Heaven by Becky Doughty (14-10-2015)
4. book about a family’s togetherness or a family’s dysfunctionality:
Qualified Immunity by Sylvie Fox (19-10-2015) - Sheila's daughter Olivia (13 years old) is taken form her; she fights to get her back.
7. the character(s) must go back before they can move forward:
De zoetheid van perziken by Joanne Harris (7-10-2015) - Vianne goes back to the village she and her daughter lived 8 years ago and after a few weeks and lots of adventures she and her family move on.
9. the main character struggles to change his/her ways or where his/her habits help to solve problems for him/her or for others:
Zomernacht by Kristin Hannah (23-10-2015) - after the accident Jude and Lexi struggle to overcome the troubles they have because of the impact it had
10. time travel:
Julia's reis by Finn Zetterholm (21-10-2015) - Julia travels through time.

Wow, I managed to do more than I thought!

I'm in for 3

I'm in for 4 and I swear to god I'm gonna complete the challenge this time.

Does it count if I read 3 books for one category?

I'm in but don't know how many yet.

I'm in. My first challenge, how exciting ! I'll start with five I think.
1/5

3. Fall Back in Love – Paper Hearts Claire Contreras.

Veronica, one of our challenge rules is that only one book can count for each task. That said, you can count a book for one task, but if you find later that it fits better for a different one, you can move it and put a different book in the original task slot. Does that make sense?

I'll go for 3

I will go for 2 -- 4/2 completed✔


6. Fall Back on Strength – Read a book where the main character finds the strength (internal or external) to overcome difficulties they face.


5. Fall Back on Good Friends – Read a book about an amazing or difficult experience shared by friends.



1. Fall Back in Time – Read a book about travelling back in time, a historical fiction novel or a non-fiction history book.



2. Fall Back to Sleep – where a character’s dreams haunt or otherwise affect their waking hours.

Okay, Cassandra. Got it :)

I'm aiming for 3 this month!

1. Read a book about travelling back in time, a historical fiction novel or a non-fiction history book. - The Shadow of the Wind
2. Read a book where a character realizes big dreams or where a character’s dreams haunt or otherwise affect their waking hours. - The Accident Season
3. Read a love story where the characters are taking a second chance on love – successfully or unsuccessfully!
4. Read a book about a family’s togetherness or a family’s dysfunctionality.
5. Read a book about an amazing or difficult experience shared by friends.
6. Read a book where the main character finds the strength (internal or external) to overcome difficulties they face.
7. Read a book where the character(s) must go back before they can move forward. - Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
8. Read a book where the main character is able to overcome another character who tries to block their success.
9. Read a book where the main character struggles to change his/her ways or where his/her habits help to solve problems for him/her or for others.
10. Read a book about time travel, that takes place in the fall or spring, or that has fall or spring in the title.

Current: 3/3

Lynn wrote: "I'll read 5 for the challenge. Coincidentally, I've got 2 books waiting at the library with the word "fall" in the title."

That worked out pretty well! :)

Emma wrote: "I'd like to try for all 10 please.

1. Fall Back in Time – Like to reminisce about the past or get lost in your memories? Read a book about travelling back in time, a historical fiction novel or a ..."

Way to go, Emma! Good Luck!

Veronica wrote: "I'm in for 4 and I swear to god I'm gonna complete the challenge this time."

I have faith, Veronica! :) You'll get it done!

Amélia wrote: "I'm in. My first challenge, how exciting ! I'll start with five I think."

Welcome to your first challenge! It is my first time leading a challenge! Enjoy!

I'm going to try for 5. Several of these seem like they might fit books I'm already planning to read this month.

8/5

FALL BACK CHALLENGE
Duration: October 1 - October 31, 2015

“Fall Back” is not simply a saying for daylight savings time! We start many sentences with those two words and each has a different meaning.

✓ 1. Fall Back in Time – Like to reminisce about the past or get lost in your memories? Read a book about travelling back in time, a historical fiction novel or a non-fiction history book.
American Ghost: A Family's Haunted Past in the Desert Southwest 10/20/15

✓ 2. Fall Back to Sleep – Is there anything better than falling back to sleep when you are still tired? Read a book where a character realizes big dreams or where a character’s dreams haunt or otherwise affect their waking hours.
I'm Still Here 10/27/15

3. Fall Back in Love – There is nothing like having love return after a dry spell! Read a love story where the characters are taking a second chance on love – successfully or unsuccessfully!

✓ 4. Fall Back on Family – No matter what your definition of family is, there is nothing like being able to count on them! Read a book about a family’s togetherness or a family’s dysfunctionality.
We Have Always Lived in the Castle

✓ 5. Fall Back on Good Friends – Many are the experiences we share with good friends! Read a book about an amazing or difficult experience shared by friends.
The Serpent of Venice 10/14/15

✓ 6. Fall Back on Strength – Sometimes we have to reach deep within ourselves or rely on the strength of others to overcome obstacles. Read a book where the main character finds the strength (internal or external) to overcome difficulties they face.
Coraline 10/3/15

✓ 7. Fall Back – Sometimes we must retreat or give ground in order to achieve our goals and/or find peace. Read a book where the character(s) must go back before they can move forward.
The Graveyard Book 10/8/15

✓ 8. Fall Back! –Sometimes you just need to let someone know they need to calm down and back off. Read a book where the main character is able to overcome another character who tries to block their success.
The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie

✓ 9. Fall Back on Old Habits – Our routines can help us or keep us from growing. Read a book where the main character struggles to change his/her ways or where his/her habits help to solve problems for him/her or for others.
Interview with the Vampire

10. Fall Back, Spring Ahead – This daylight savings time adage helps us to remember which direction to set our clocks. Read a book about time travel, that takes place in the fall or spring, or that has fall or spring in the title.

FALL BACK CHALLENGE
Duration: October 1 - October 31, 2015

I am going to start with 3 for now.

1/3

“Fall Back” is not simply a saying for daylight savings time! We start many sentences with those two words and each has a different meaning.

1. Fall Back in Time – Like to reminisce about the past or get lost in your memories? Read a book about travelling back in time, a historical fiction novel or a non-fiction history book.

2. Fall Back to Sleep – Is there anything better than falling back to sleep when you are still tired? Read a book where a character realizes big dreams or where a character’s dreams haunt or otherwise affect their waking hours.

3. Fall Back in Love – There is nothing like having love return after a dry spell! Read a love story where the characters are taking a second chance on love – successfully or unsuccessfully!

4. Fall Back on Family – No matter what your definition of family is, there is nothing like being able to count on them! Read a book about a family’s togetherness or a family’s dysfunctionality.

5. Fall Back on Good Friends – Many are the experiences we share with good friends! Read a book about an amazing or difficult experience shared by friends. - Assassin's Quest by Robin Hobb - 17/10/15

6. Fall Back on Strength – Sometimes we have to reach deep within ourselves or rely on the strength of others to overcome obstacles. Read a book where the main character finds the strength (internal or external) to overcome difficulties they face.

7. Fall Back – Sometimes we must retreat or give ground in order to achieve our goals and/or find peace. Read a book where the character(s) must go back before they can move forward.

8. Fall Back! –Sometimes you just need to let someone know they need to calm down and back off. Read a book where the main character is able to overcome another character who tries to block their success.

9. Fall Back on Old Habits – Our routines can help us or keep us from growing. Read a book where the main character struggles to change his/her ways or where his/her habits help to solve problems for him/her or for others.

10. Fall Back, Spring Ahead – This daylight savings time adage helps us to remember which direction to set our clocks. Read a book about time travel, that takes place in the fall or spring, or that has fall or spring in the title.

Update for message 7 - I've decided on 3 books for this challenge.

I'm in for 5 please. (That may change to a higher number as we get more into the month).

5/5

✔1. Fall Back in Time – Like to reminisce about the past or get lost in your memories? Read a book about travelling back in time, a historical fiction novel or a non-fiction history book. The Time Traveler's Wife

✔2. Fall Back to Sleep – Is there anything better than falling back to sleep when you are still tired? Read a book where a character realizes big dreams or where a character’s dreams haunt or otherwise affect their waking hours. Comfort & Joy

✔3. Fall Back in Love – There is nothing like having love return after a dry spell! Read a love story where the characters are taking a second chance on love – successfully or unsuccessfully! The Tea Rose

4. Fall Back on Family – No matter what your definition of family is, there is nothing like being able to count on them! Read a book about a family’s togetherness or a family’s dysfunctionality.

✔5. Fall Back on Good Friends – Many are the experiences we share with good friends! Read a book about an amazing or difficult experience shared by friends. A New Witch in Town (the Other Side of the Moon)

✔6. Fall Back on Strength – Sometimes we have to reach deep within ourselves or rely on the strength of others to overcome obstacles. Read a book where the main character finds the strength (internal or external) to overcome difficulties they face. The Park Service

7. Fall Back – Sometimes we must retreat or give ground in order to achieve our goals and/or find peace. Read a book where the character(s) must go back before they can move forward.

8. Fall Back! –Sometimes you just need to let someone know they need to calm down and back off. Read a book where the main character is able to overcome another character who tries to block their success.

9. Fall Back on Old Habits – Our routines can help us or keep us from growing. Read a book where the main character struggles to change his/her ways or where his/her habits help to solve problems for him/her or for others.

10. Fall Back, Spring Ahead – This daylight savings time adage helps us to remember which direction to set our clocks. Read a book about time travel, that takes place in the fall or spring, or that has fall or spring in the title.

done my first book for this challenge and this month

1/3

6. Fall Back on Strength – Sometimes we have to reach deep within ourselves or rely on the strength of others to overcome obstacles. Read a book where the main character finds the strength (internal or external) to overcome difficulties they face
The Longest Ride

I'm going to start with 3.

1. Read a book about travelling back in time, a historical fiction novel or a non-fiction history book.

2. Read a book where a character realizes big dreams or where a character’s dreams haunt or otherwise affect their waking hours.
Red Rain - 11/1

3. Read a love story where the characters are taking a second chance on love – successfully or unsuccessfully!

4. Read a book about a family’s togetherness or a family’s dysfunctionality.
Heart of the Matter - 10/3

5. Read a book about an amazing or difficult experience shared by friends.

6. Read a book where the main character finds the strength (internal or external) to overcome difficulties they face.

7. Read a book where the character(s) must go back before they can move forward.

8. Read a book where the main character is able to overcome another character who tries to block their success.

9. Read a book where the main character struggles to change his/her ways or where his/her habits help to solve problems for him/her or for others.

10. Read a book about time travel, that takes place in the fall or spring, or that has fall or spring in the title.
The Time Traveler's Wife - 10/19

3/3

Put me in for 3

Done [1/4]

Fall back on family - Read a book about a family's togetherness or a family's dysfunctionality

'I'll Give You The Sun' by Jandy Nelson

I'm going to try 2.

0/3

I haven't done a challenge in a while so I'm in for 3. I'm in Barnes and noble now buying this month's reading allowance for myself and my son!

I'm going to shoot for 6. Happy fall! :)

FALL BACK CHALLENGE
Duration: October 1 - October 31, 2015
Progress: 8/6

1. Fall Back in Time – Like to reminisce about the past or get lost in your memories?
Read a book about travelling back in time, a historical fiction novel or a non-fiction history book.
Hush, Hush **10/12/15**

2. Fall Back to Sleep – Is there anything better than falling back to sleep when you are still tired?
Read a book where a character realizes big dreams or where a character’s dreams haunt or otherwise affect their waking hours.
Never Never **10/6/2015**

3. Fall Back in Love – There is nothing like having love return after a dry spell!
Read a love story where the characters are taking a second chance on love – successfully or unsuccessfully!

4. Fall Back on Family – No matter what your definition of family is, there is nothing like being able to count on them!
Read a book about a family’s togetherness or a family’s dysfunctionality.
Sever **10/9/15**

5. Fall Back on Good Friends – Many are the experiences we share with good friends!
Read a book about an amazing or difficult experience shared by friends.
The Awakening **10/2/2015**

6. Fall Back on Strength – Sometimes we have to reach deep within ourselves or rely on the strength of others to overcome obstacles.
Read a book where the main character finds the strength (internal or external) to overcome difficulties they face.
Hollowland **10/3/2015**

7. Fall Back – Sometimes we must retreat or give ground in order to achieve our goals and/or find peace.
Read a book where the character(s) must go back before they can move forward.
Witch Is When It All Began **10/24/15**

8. Fall Back! –Sometimes you just need to let someone know they need to calm down and back off.
Read a book where the main character is able to overcome another character who tries to block their success.

9. Fall Back on Old Habits – Our routines can help us or keep us from growing.
Read a book where the main character struggles to change his/her ways or where his/her habits help to solve problems for him/her or for others.
Lonely Souls **10/28/15**

10. Fall Back, Spring Ahead – This daylight savings time adage helps us to remember which direction to set our clocks.
Read a book about time travel, that takes place in the fall or spring, or that has fall or spring in the title.
Ruby Red **10/17/15**

I'm in for 3 & I'll be going by Nicole W.

I'll try for 3!

Fall back on good friends. Completed 10/7/15

Fall back on strength. Completed 10/15/15

Fall back on family. Completed 10/27/15

1/3

8. Fall Back! –Sometimes you just need to let someone know they need to calm down and back off.Read a book where the main character is able to overcome another character who tries to block their success.

The Hypnotist's Love Story by Liane Moriarty

I've actually already got two that fit. I'm in for three.

I'll go for 2!

Progress: 0/2

Updated post 21 -

Read a book about travelling back in time, a historical fiction novel or a non-fiction history book. - The Shadow of the Wind

1/3 Complete

I'll try for 3!

1. Fall Back in Time – Like to reminisce about the past or get lost in your memories? Read a book about travelling back in time, a historical fiction novel or a non-fiction history book.

2. Fall Back to Sleep – Is there anything better than falling back to sleep when you are still tired? Read a book where a character realizes big dreams or where a character’s dreams haunt or otherwise affect their waking hours.

3. Fall Back in Love – There is nothing like having love return after a dry spell! Read a love story where the characters are taking a second chance on love – successfully or unsuccessfully!

4. Fall Back on Family – No matter what your definition of family is, there is nothing like being able to count on them! Read a book about a family’s togetherness or a family’s dysfunctionality. : Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal?

5. Fall Back on Good Friends – Many are the experiences we share with good friends! Read a book about an amazing or difficult experience shared by friends.

6. Fall Back on Strength – Sometimes we have to reach deep within ourselves or rely on the strength of others to overcome obstacles. Read a book where the main character finds the strength (internal or external) to overcome difficulties they face.

7. Fall Back – Sometimes we must retreat or give ground in order to achieve our goals and/or find peace. Read a book where the character(s) must go back before they can move forward.

8. Fall Back! –Sometimes you just need to let someone know they need to calm down and back off. Read a book where the main character is able to overcome another character who tries to block their success.

9. Fall Back on Old Habits – Our routines can help us or keep us from growing. Read a book where the main character struggles to change his/her ways or where his/her habits help to solve problems for him/her or for others.

10. Fall Back, Spring Ahead – This daylight savings time adage helps us to remember which direction to set our clocks. Read a book about time travel, that takes place in the fall or spring, or that has fall or spring in the title.

4. Read a book about a family’s togetherness or a family’s dysfunctionality.
Heart of the Matter

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Updated Message 6 .... 2 / 5

Everyone updated to here. (See Message 2)

Please let me know if I have missed anything!

Veronica wrote: "Done [1/4]

Fall back on family - Read a book about a family's togetherness or a family's dysfunctionality

'I'll Give You The Sun' by Jandy Nelson"


Update [2/4]

Fall back in love- Read a love story where the characters are taking a second chance on love - successfully or unsuccessfully! Where She Went by Gayle Forman

I'm going to go with 3 having a little late of a start this month.

i am up for 3

1/2

6 Fall Back on Strength –