Good Deeds Challenge, Year 2 Week 32

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Welcome to my second Year of Good Deeds, a challenge I set myself during April 2013. I decided to do at least one Good Deed a day for a whole year, now I am into my second year.

New Good DeedsThis week I’ve been doing the following;

November 23rd – Today is rained hard nearly all day, I stayed inside and read and reviewed two books instead. Good Deeds received, brother-in-law came and took away our old lounge furniture.

Today’s book in the November Mystery Tour was Buffalo Soldiers by Nicholas Denmon http://wp.me/p2Eu3u-5Vx

November 24th – My morning helping at school. Today’s mystery book is Blond Cargo by John Lansing. http://wp.me/p2Eu3u-5PG

November 25th – Today it’s the turn of Lily Bishop on the Mystery November book tour with her book No Strings Attached. http://wp.me/p2Eu3u-5SR Visited my parents and helped out with their computer issues.

November 26th – A mystery set in Cyprus was today’s book on the mystery tour, Isia’s Secret by Ray Stone. http://wp.me/p2Eu3u-5SC Posted my review of Elsa Winckler’s book Touched to the Heart on my blog, a romance set in South Africa.

November 27th – Donated food to the local food bank for the homeless today. Pattern of Shadows by Judith Barrow is the mystery tour book today. http://wp.me/p2Eu3u-5VH

November 28th – A Much needed walk today in the fresh air and a chance to pick up litter. Today’s mystery tour book is Eden’s Garden by Juliet Greenwood. http://wp.me/p2Eu3u-5Ti

November 29th – The mystery book tour is nearly at an end and today it’s the turn of Thorne Moore and her book A Time For Silence. http://wp.me/p2Eu3u-5Td

Drafting up the post for the December issues of the magazines I write book reviews for and drafting up the copy for the January issues to send to the editor due to the short deadline in the run up to Christmas.

 

8 thoughts on “Good Deeds Challenge, Year 2 Week 32”

  2. Great week Rosie, you’ve certainly given your all to the tour. I saw a collection here for the local food bank yesterday. I wish it wasn’t necessary, but I’m also very glad they are doing it. Hugs, H xxx

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    • Hi Tess I don’t really think I’m a speed reader, I’d describe myself as a focused reader, at the moment I treat it like a job rather than a form of relaxation as I’ve an enormous pile of books to get through.

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      • And you review such an enormous amount of books so quickly. I want to stick my nose in a book and only come up for air and not stop till I’ve finished all 2700 I have awaiting my attention. If I read faster, I could read more. ❤ Kudos to you. You are providing an awesome service to us all.

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