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DonnaJo's Determination Plus 2022 Challenge

Funny story the first board I ever went on back in the stone ages there was 3 other Donna's so that was when I started using Donna Jo to help a little. In real life everyone calls me Donna even though Donna Jo is really my birth name. Only two people called me Donna Jo my god father who is no long around and a 3rd cousin plus back in stone ages in school sometimes substitutes that didn't know when they did role call they called me that.


Donnajo wrote: "Ann, not really I think I’ll let the mood sway me along. I think there might only be one that I got in a little free library I think at shore and I bought it home we thought we might do as a buddy read..."

Donnajo wrote: "Updated #11. Netgalley book goes live 2/15/22."


Bottom section I still have to do #13, 18, 21 and 22. Plus the top 10 ones. I have to check back in my everything book journal to see if the one owned print book I want to get back to reading if I started it last year because if I did I could use it towards meant to read in 2021 but didn't. And I did so that one I'm working on.

Donnajo wrote: "Updated #14 and switched #1 down to #20. Figured I rather stick it to a book with 2 authors rather than one of my own print books.
Bottom section I still have to do #13, 18, 21 and 22. Plus the t..."




Donnajo wrote: "No different evanovich. Book I read is by Stephanie evanovich not Janet. I think she might be a niece not sure."



Donnajo wrote: "I know maybe will be finished with it before summer then I’m thinking I might copying an paste the shorter top 10 to do more off shelf. Might start a second thread. I think it will push me to keep ..."

Hmm, that's an interesting idea. I'm getting close to my top 10 being what's left also.

Donnajo wrote: "updated #10. One more to go."


22/22
1. Summer Rental by Mary Kay Andrews (READ 2/20/22)
2. Illegal Possession by Kay Hooper (READ 2/27/22)
3. Call after Midnight by Tess Gerritsen (READ 2/28/22)
4. Big Girl Panties by Stephanie Evanovich (READ 3/10)22)
5. Sweet Restraint by Beth Kery (READ 3/20/22)
6. The Widow by Fiona Barton (READ 4/21/22)
7. Multiple Choice by Claire Cook (READ 4/25/22)
8. Go Ask Alice by Anonymous (READ 5/2/22)
9. The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith (READ 5/13/22)
10. Vendetta by Catherine Doyle (READ 6/29/22)
The next 12 books is the "Plus" part of the challenge. Hope you enjoy and are able to find some great books that will fit in.
11. A book set in a different country than you live in.
The End of Getting Lost by Robin Kirman set in Europe (READ 1/18/22)
12. Read a book by an Author that you never read before or one by a new debut author.
The Paris Library by Janet Skeslien Charles (Read 1/21/22)
13. A book that someone recommended to you.
How to Breathe Underwater by Julie Orringer (Read 4/30/22-recommended to me by Jen Campbell for short stories)
14. A book that is a different genre than your normal type of read. (could be out of your comfort zone).
Quiet Girl in a Noisy World: An Introvert's Story by Debbie Tung (comic- Read 2/8/22)
15 & 16. Two books from a series you haven't completed yet. (Everyone has that one or two books to still read to catch up in a series)
15. Ready To Roll by Suzanne Brockmann (READ 1/19/22)
16. A Casterglass Garden by Kate Hewitt (READ 1/23/22)
17. A book that comes out in 2022.
The Last House on the Street by Diane Chamberlain (READ 1/8/22)
18. A book that you meant to read in 2021 but never got around to it.
Blue Christmas by Mary Kay Andrews (READ 2/26/22 print owned)
19. A book that came out before you were born. (this one might be harder to do but we know you can handle it)
Passing by Nella Larson (READ 1/22/22)
20. A book that is done by more than one author (it can be a book of short stories by different authors, or one book that is one story with more than 1 author like Patterson or Evanovich and I'm sure there are others.
The Chase by Janet Evanovich and Lee Greenwood (READ 2/5/22 print owned)
21. A book that won an award. The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett (READ 3/20/22)
22. One of the oldest to be read books on your unread mountain.
Gidget by Frederick Kohiner (READ 7/24/22 print owned)