The 2016 Women's Fiction Reading Challenge was hosted by The Book Date. I signed up at the "Motivated" level (Level #1: read 1-5 books) and actually read seven books I think qualify for the challenge. Didn't do such a great job of reviewing those books, but still think the challenge was pretty successful.
Here's what I read:
- The Last September. Nina de Gramont
- The People in the Photo. Hélène Gestern
- My Name Is Lucy Barton. Elizabeth Strout
- Miller's Valley. Anna Quindlen
- A Fine Imitation. Amber Brock
- This Too Shall Pass. Milena Busquets
- The Book That Matters Most. Ann Hood
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