ONTD Reading Challenge Around the World [MARCH - NORWAY]

[milfordacademy]

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[vivilicious]

I read a book called ‚the arrow collector‘ for February and I absolutely loved it.

[qween_frostine]

I have been failing at reading and at my goal to participate in this challenge, ugh. BUT my favorite book is actually Kristin Lavransdatter (100% read the Tiina Nunnally translation though, the older ones are very ~old timey speech, and it is not great). It is, however, very long, lmao. Maybe I can manage a reread.

[milfordacademy]

thanks for the tip about the translation!

[euraylie]

Such a great, extensive list, OP!
So many picks sound very intriguing.

I have family in Norway (who have ties to the US). They can’t wait to get back to that shit hole Florida...I don’t understand

[starsaregas]

I have some relatives in Norway on my mom's side that I've never met. I want to go visit the country sometime in the future, it looks gorgeous.

[euraylie]

My family was supposed to visit last year but then the pandemic happened. Although they seem to have few cases. And our relatives, like their whole town, refuses to wear masks

[muffintiem]

idk what it is with people in this part of the world and Florida--I live in Sweden and I can't tell you how many Swedes I know that think it's the best

[meganlynn09]

Even though my relationship with reading at the moment is strained, I so appreciate the work that goes into these posts <3

[stillingfleet]

Thank you OP for this list! So many books to follow up with <33