Don't forget...

The #LiveLikeABookChallenge begins tomorrow!!!

Check out the challenge hub for information on how to participate. And don't stress too much about planning elaborate activities or picking the perfect book—just do what feels good, and focus on having fun!

And I want to say, I've been behind on my activities in the blogosphere, but I will very much be around this weekend to check out what people are doing for the challenge.

I hope you'll join me this weekend!

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  1. Helen's Book BlogJanuary 14, 2023 at 9:15 PM

    Ack! In the stress of getting laid off I forgot about doing this challenge. I look forward to reading about your activities.

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    1. Max @ Completely Full BookshelfJanuary 15, 2023 at 7:18 AM

      I can't blame you for forgetting while you're literally in the midst of a slight crisis! Again, I am so sorry you got laid off from you job, and I really appreciate you stopping by, Helen!

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