2017 Reading Challenge discussion

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message 1: by Connie (new)

Connie Miller | 37 comments My mom died quite a long time ago, and although I read her bookshelf, I am fairly sure that many of them are no longer available. I can remember one or two titles. Any thoughts or suggestions?


message 2: by Linda (new)

Linda How about another close friend of the family?


message 3: by Connie (new)

Connie Miller | 37 comments Well, I have several older friends, perhaps that would work. Thanks I can see if that's feasible.


message 4: by Anne (new)

Anne (librarianguish) | 636 comments Mod
I think with this category if you can remember a book your mom loved and find it, that's great. If not possible, aunts, neighbors, close family friends could work nicely.


message 5: by Valerie (new)

Valerie | 280 comments I have the same issue. My mother passed many years ago, and although my mother was a prolific reader, I do not recall what she loved.

So, I went to my mother in-law and asked her what her favorite book was. She was very flattered that I asked her. My husband, who is also doing the challenge did not expect the answer, but now we have a great book, Moll Flanders, to read.


message 6: by Thomas (new)

Thomas Hillring (dakkster) My mother died 20 ears ago and while I have a general clue that she liked Sidney Sheldon books, neither my father nor my siblings know what was her favorite book.

Instead I'm going to go with a book my father loves. I think that still keeps it within the spirit of the challenge.


message 7: by Joan (new)

Joan I have no parents alive now and I don't recall them ever reading much - probably just didn't have the time. Also, rather sadly I now appear to be one of the oldest members of the family so I have a problem with this category.


message 8: by Amanda (new)

Amanda (amandabookworm) Ask a friend or an older person you know in your community.


message 9: by Amanda (new)

Amanda (amandabookworm) Ask a friend or an older person you know in your community.


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