Martel-Harper Reminder (2009 1st Quarter)
If you signed up for the Martel-Harper Challenge for 2009 1st Quarter, don’t forget to come back and link to your reviews on this post.
If you didn’t get your books read, keep in mind that I”ll be hosting the 2009 2nd Quarter Martel-Harper Challenge as well, same rules. I’ll have a sign up post the last week in March.
Related Posts on Rebecca Reads:
- Martel-Harper Challenge Reviews (2009 2nd Quarter)
- Martel-Harper Challenge Reviews (2009 1st Quarter)
- Martel-Harper Challenge (2009 2nd Quarter)
- Martel-Haper Challenge (First Quarter 2009)
- Martel-Haper Challenge (2009 3rd Quarter)
- Martel-Harper Challenge (Fourth Quarter 2008)
- Present and Future Challenges – 2009, 1st quarter
- March in Review
- The What? When? Where? Why? and How? of Challenges
- September in Review
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