It was created by Cathy of 746 Books, and is now hosted by Annabel of AnnaBookBel. Here are my 20 books, plus an extra:
Iris in Winter by Elizabeth Cadell (1949)
A Place Beyond Courage by Elizabeth Chadwick (2007) - also for The Historical Fiction Reading Challenge
The Last Runaway by Tracy Chevalier (2013) - also for The Historical Fiction Reading Challenge
Grimbold’s Other World by Nicholas Stuart Gray (1963) - also for Reading the Meow
Bird’s Eye View by Elinor Florence (2014) - also for The Historical Fiction Reading Challenge
The Clairvoyant Countess by Dorothy Gilman (1975) - also for The Cloak and Dagger Challenge
The Glass Sentence by S.E. Grove (2014) - also for The Historical Fiction Reading Challenge
The Foundling by Stacey Halls (2020) - also for The Historical Fiction Reading Challenge
Someday I’ll Find You by C.C. Humphreys (2023) - also for The Historical Fiction Reading Challenge
Gale Force by Owen Laukkanen (2018) - also for The Cloak and Dagger Challenge
It’s a Great World by Emilie Loring (1935)
The Double Image by Helen MacInnes (1965) – also for The Cloak and Dagger Challenge and Paris in July
Sabriel by Garth Nix (1995) - also for Reading the Meow
The Whirling Shapes by Joan North (1967)
The Haunted Lady by Mary Roberts Rinehart (1942) - also for The Cloak and Dagger Challenge
A Far-flung Life by M.L. Stedman (2026) - also for The Historical Fiction Reading Challenge
A Murder in Marylebone by Emily Sullivan (2026) - also for The Cloak and Dagger Challenge
As It Was (1926) & World Without End (1931) by Helen Thomas
Stateless by Elizabeth Wein (2023) - also for The Historical Fiction Reading Challenge
A Deceptive Devotion by Iona Whishah (2019) - also for The Cloak and Dagger Challenge and the Historical Fiction Reading Challenge
Have you read any of these?
Off the Blog: I spent most of the weekend at the DCU Center in Worcester as a delegate at the Massachusetts Democratic Convention. The only race in dispute was Ed Markey being challenged for his U.S. senate seat by Congressman Seth Moulton. Here is Senator Markey addressing the 4,000+ delegates.
Iris in Winter by Elizabeth Cadell (1949)
A Place Beyond Courage by Elizabeth Chadwick (2007) - also for The Historical Fiction Reading Challenge
The Last Runaway by Tracy Chevalier (2013) - also for The Historical Fiction Reading Challenge
Grimbold’s Other World by Nicholas Stuart Gray (1963) - also for Reading the Meow
The Clairvoyant Countess by Dorothy Gilman (1975) - also for The Cloak and Dagger Challenge
The Glass Sentence by S.E. Grove (2014) - also for The Historical Fiction Reading Challenge
The Foundling by Stacey Halls (2020) - also for The Historical Fiction Reading Challenge
Someday I’ll Find You by C.C. Humphreys (2023) - also for The Historical Fiction Reading Challenge
Gale Force by Owen Laukkanen (2018) - also for The Cloak and Dagger Challenge
It’s a Great World by Emilie Loring (1935)
The Double Image by Helen MacInnes (1965) – also for The Cloak and Dagger Challenge and Paris in July
Sabriel by Garth Nix (1995) - also for Reading the Meow
The Whirling Shapes by Joan North (1967)
The Haunted Lady by Mary Roberts Rinehart (1942) - also for The Cloak and Dagger Challenge
A Far-flung Life by M.L. Stedman (2026) - also for The Historical Fiction Reading Challenge
A Murder in Marylebone by Emily Sullivan (2026) - also for The Cloak and Dagger Challenge
As It Was (1926) & World Without End (1931) by Helen Thomas
Stateless by Elizabeth Wein (2023) - also for The Historical Fiction Reading Challenge
A Deceptive Devotion by Iona Whishah (2019) - also for The Cloak and Dagger Challenge and the Historical Fiction Reading Challenge
Off the Blog: I spent most of the weekend at the DCU Center in Worcester as a delegate at the Massachusetts Democratic Convention. The only race in dispute was Ed Markey being challenged for his U.S. senate seat by Congressman Seth Moulton. Here is Senator Markey addressing the 4,000+ delegates.
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