Update on 1000 Books project: Herodotus' The Histories

I'm just going to say it...this book is kicking my ass. I'm still woefully behind on the reading. One person who was originally going to participate on the read of this book has since dropped out. I can't say I blame her. However, I'm still going to slog along because...challenge accepted. Ha.

I've decided to revise the schedule a bit, and I will warn. I'm not sure how intensive my discussion posts will be because frankly I'm not entirely sure how my retention is going to be with this book.

If you're reading along, let me know if you are struggling as well, or if you have decided to drop out too. Don't worry. I won't fault anyone if they do.

Revised Reading/Discussion Schedule

January - Books 1, 2, 3
Discussion - I will aim for Monday, February 3rd

February - Books 4, 5, 6
Discussion - March 1st

March - Books 7, 8, 9
Discussion - April 1st

Hope this works for everyone. I apologize again for being so behind, and for the disorganization.

If you're coming across this post and want to find out more about the 1000 Books Project: Non-Fiction 2020, visit this post.

1000 Books Project - Herodotus The Histories Reading Schedule

I apologize for being a few days late with this schedule. Last time I looked, I only have one participant (Thank you, Lucy), but hoping more will join in.

This book has nine books so I built the schedule around them. The introduction, timeline, and the back matter of the book are not included in the schedule, but feel free to read them (I plan to).

Discussions will be posted here on the blog. Feel free to stop by the discussions any time. Post your thoughts in the comments, or share a link to a blog post.

Reading/Discussion Schedule

• January 1-9 - Book One and
  Discussion January 10
• January 11-20 - Book Two
  Discussion January 21
• January 22-30 - Book Three
  Discussion January 31
• February 1-9 - Book Four
  Discussion February 10
• February 11-19 - Book Five
  Discussion February 20
• February 21-29 - Book Six
  Discussion March 1
• March 2-10 - Book Seven
  Discussion March 11
• March 12-20 - Book Eight
  Discussion March 21
• March 22-30 - Book Nine
  Discussion March 31

The original challenge post with info and sign-up is here.

2019 Yearly Challenges - Wrap-Up Post #ReadYourShelf #Book2MovieRC #13WLRP

This is the wrap-up post for the 2019 yearly challenges I host...2019 Book to Movie, 2019 Read Your (Book) Shelf, and yearly challenge for the 13 Ways challenge.

Note:

1. I am not continuing with the yearly challenge for the 13 ways challenge in 2020, but it is still a perpetual challenge. Look for the button in the sidebar and click it for full information.
2. I've added two new challenges this year. Check out the links at the end of this post, or look for the buttons in the sidebar.

I'm posting the links to the 2019 challenges below. If you completed the challenge (or even if you didn't) and you post a wrap-up, please link up in the original linky on the challenge sign up post. When you put your name/blog name, just add "wrap-up." Like so: truebookaddict/wrap-up

Here are the links to the 2019 challenges:

2019 Read Your (Book) Shelf Challenge

2019 13 Ways of Looking at The Lifetime Reading Plan Reading Challenge

2019 Book to Movie Reading Challenge

Be sure to leave a comment on the post so I know you added your wrap-up.

In case you missed the sign-up for this year's yearly challenges, you can find them below.

2020 Read Your (Book) Shelf Challenge

2020 Book to Movie Reading Challenge

2020 Book Jar/Book List Challenge - Randomize Your Reading

1000 Books Project: Non-Fiction 2020

Happy reading in 2020...a brand new decade of reading!