Challenge: Read and review one translated book for young people, translated into English, during the month of September.
Translator and kidlit aficionado Claire Storey is leading the #WorldidLitChallenge by reading an reviewing a book a day through the month of September:
You can follow the Storey family reviews on Claire’s blog.
Of course, not all of us have as much stamina as Claire, Dominic, and Emma.
But if you can commit to the challenge of reading and reviewing one translated children’s book — from anywhere in the world — this month, please post your pick in the comments below. Reviews can be on Twitter, GoodReads, Amazon, your own blog, or — of course — here at #WorldKidLit HQ.
For inspiration, see:
New in 2017-18: The Latest Children’s Books Translated into English
100 More Translated Children’s Books from Around the World
100 Great Translated Children’s Books from Around the World.
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I am going to read & review THE STORYTELLER OF DAMASCUS, insha’allah:http://www.interlinkbooks.com/product_info.php?products_id=3512
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I should add that my 10-year-old is also joining in.
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I just started “The Wild Book” by Juan Villora, translated by Lawrence Schimel. I will post my
review on Goodreads.
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Fantastic! I look forward.
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