2009 Holiday Reading Challenge Wrap Up Post

I really enjoyed this reading challenge and looking at the decorative button this season. I ended up reading 12 books for this challenge and all of them were good.
Thank you to Nely for coming up and hosting this challenge. :)
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My Completed Books:
1. Mistletoe and Murder by Florence Case
2. His Christmas Bride by Dana Corbit
3. Jingle Bell Babies by Kathryn Springer
4. Blessings of the Season by Annie Jones and Brenda Minton
5. A Forever Christmas by Missy Tippens
6. Yuletide Protector by Lisa Mondello
7. Wishin and Hopin by Wally Lamb
http://abookloverforever.blogspot.com/2009/12/wishin-and-hopin-christmas-story-by.html
8. Christmas Peril by Margaret Daley and Debby Giusti
9. the Soldier's Holiday Vow by Jillian Hart
10. The Christmas Lamp by Lori Copeland
http://abookloverforever.blogspot.com/2009/12/christmas-lamp-by-lori-copeland-review.html
11. Ivy and Intrigue by Lauren Willig
12. The Great Christmas Bowl by Susan May Warren

2009 Holiday Reading Challenge

I have tons of Christmas holiday books to read. This challenge will be perfect to help me finish them. So look for several Christmas book reviews coming up late November and December. I love this button and look forward to seeing it on my sidebar this season. Thank you to Nely for coming up and hosting this challenge. :)

Challenge Requirements:
1- Challenge will start Friday, November 20 and will end Thursday, December 31.
2- You can read anywhere from 1 to 5 books for the challenge and, of course, if you're like me, you are more than welcome to surpass that number.
3- And now, here's the clincher... they must be holiday related books. That's right, the holiday doesn't really matter, but it would be more "jolly" if your choices were Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, etc.
4- The size of the book does not matter, nor does the genre. It is also okay for the book to overlap with other challenges. The only thing I ask is that they are not children's books. YA is okay. And so are re-reads. I for one tend to read the same books every Christmas - they are tradition.
5- To sign up - leave a link back to your challenge post. There will also be a post for review links as well as one for challenge wrap-ups.
6- And.... there will be goodies. That's right, we'll call them presents. At the end of every week that the challenge is running I will choose one winner from the review links and I will allow them to pick a book of their choosing (of course, I will provide a list). Meaning the more books you read, review and link up, the more chances you have at winning a "present".

To sign up go to this blog:
http://bookwormygirl.blogspot.com/2009/11/2009-holiday-reading-challenge.html