When Are You Reading? Challenge 2019: Final Update

The When Are You Reading? Challenge is hosted by Sam at Taking on a World of Words and involves reading a book predominantly set in each of the twelve time periods.   You can see how I got on with the 2018 challenge here.

My list for the 2019 challenge is now complete! Links from the title will take you to my review. I deliberately chose books that had been in my TBR pile for way too long.

If you love historical fiction but often find yourself sticking to one or two favourite time periods, or if you’re keen to read more historical fiction in 2020, look out for next year’s challenge sign-up post.

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Pre-1300:       Wolf of Wessex by Matthew Harffy Read and reviewed

1300-1499:    The Turn of Midnight (Black Death #2) by Minette Walters Read & Reviewed

1500-1699:     The Glass Woman by Caroline Lea Read and reviewed

1700-1799:    Blood & Sugar by Laura Shepherd-Robinson Read and reviewed

1800-1899:   Josephine’s Daughter by A. B. Michaels Read and reviewed

1900-1919:   A River in the Trees by Jacqueline O’Mahoney Read and reviewed

1920-1939:    The Photographer of the Lost by Caroline Scott Read and reviewed

1940-1959:    The Mathematical Bridge by Jim Kelly Read and reviewed

1960-1979:    Joan Smokes by Angela Meyer Read and reviewed

1980-1999:    The Playground Murders by Lesley Thomson Read and reviewed

2000-Present: 99 Nights in Logar by Jamil Jan Kochai Read and reviewed

The Future:    Aurelia by Alison Morton Read and reviewed (a bit of a cheat as it alternate history rather than set in the future)

 

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