Read with a dash of Pride: Reading Challenge June 2025 *TEAMS P.16 - Page 41

Quick question: I read the paperback of a novella which was 74 pages, but I saw on Amazon that the kindle edition is like 56 pages - would that mean I can't log it?

Originally posted by: foreverlazy

Quick question: I read the paperback of a novella which was 74 pages, but I saw on Amazon that the kindle edition is like 56 pages - would that mean I can't log it?

Next month ke sign ups kab honge? 20th se?

Originally posted by: heavenlybliss

Next month ke sign ups kab honge? 20th se?

Originally posted by: LizzieBennet

If the paperback is 74 pages, just log that. Does Amazon show the page count for the paperback?

Yup!! (74 pages on Amazon too)

I've a question. If I can't complete a book or two books within 30th June, should I write DNF or couldn't finish? I'm asking this because DNF is written when a reader doesn't continue reading a book out of disinterest. But in this case, I may not get enough time to finish one or two books.

Originally posted by: Shirsha

I've a question. If I can't complete a book or two books within 30th June, should I write DNF or couldn't finish? I'm asking this because DNF is written when a reader doesn't continue reading a book out of disinterest. But in this case, I may not get enough time to finish one or two books.

Originally posted by: LizzieBennet

If you intend to continue at some point, you can write incomplete or 'to be continued'. Actually it doesn't matter since you're not participating in July's challenge - so you can write whatever you wish to that indicates that you didn't finish the book.

Thank you, 'incomplete' sounds good. I think I can't write 'to be continued' as I won't participate in July.

Who here has read any of these books?

1. Middle of the night - Riley Sagar

2. Beautiful Ugly - Alice Feeney

3. Keep it in the family - John Marrs

Need some objective opinions - been reading too many duds this month and want my reading to get better

"Trying to picture myself as a teenage girl is like staring at the sun, too bright to see, and it hurts."

This line beautifully captures the emotions of a transgender person.