2018 When Are You Reading? Challenge: DONE!!

It was getting a close call, but I finally managed to finish the fifth edition (and my fourth) of the WHEN ARE YOU READING? challenge! I had a lot of fun during the previous three years (click to see lists for 2015 , 2016 and 2017), and this year was no different… This challenge is hosted by Sam @ Taking On A World Of Words and is all about reading books either published or set in twelve different time periods… The perfect way of reading books of different eras!

Below a list of titles I read for each era (only one or two this time; including all read titles was just too much to keep up with). I have divided my reads into two categories: books by publish date and books by setting. When the setting is not specified or is roughly the same as the publish date, I will use this color.

This is what I read for the following eras:

• Pre 1500
  # The Year Of The Snake – by M.J. Trow (1st century)
  # Jilliand – by Clare Gutierrez (800s)
• 1500-1599
  # A Castle In Romagna – by Igor Stiks (1535/1948/1995)
• 1600-1699
  # Girl With A Pearl Earring – by Tracy Chevalier (1660s)
• 1700-1799
  # The Unbinding Of Mary Reade – by Miriam McNamara (1704-1720) 
  # The Poison Plot – by Elaine Forman Crane (1738-1739) DNF
• 1800-1899
  # The Elephant Keeper’s Daughter – by Julia Drosten (1803-1822)
• 1900-1919
  # All Things Bright And Strange – by James Markert (1917-1920)
• 1920-1939
  # Murder On The Orient Express – by Agatha Christie (1926)
  # What Blooms From Dust – by James Markert (1935)
• 1940-1959
  # Salt To The Sea – by Ruta Sepetys (1945)
• 1960-1979
  # The Letter For The King – by Tonke Dragt (1962)
  # The Silent Kookaburra – by Liza Perrat (1970s)
• 1980-1999
  # Born a Crime – by Trevor Noah (1990s)
• 2000-Present
  # Barbed Wire Heart – by Tess Sharpe (2018)
• The Future:
  # Ready Player One by Ernest Cline (2044-2045)
  # Prodigy/Champion by Marie Lu (2132)

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Have you read any of these titles yourself? Do you tend to read a lot of books set or published in different eras? Feel free to comment! 🙂

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