52 Book Challenge - Week 13

Adam and Misti Yerton's Book Clock

They say 13 is an unlucky number, and as numbers go, it has had a bit of a rough trot. After all, few other numbers are shunned on sight, or completely skipped over in hotels. For example, 43 is never treated as poorly as 13 - and there is very little physical difference between them. All because some people suffer from triskaidekaphobia, and some people just like to act like they do.

We're waffling on numerically at the moment because the theme for this week's part of the 52 Book Reading Challenge is:

13. A book with a number in the title

We've already read Seven Little Australians, 21 Australian Architects, Fahrenheit 451, Three Crooked Kings and Twelve Years a Slave, but that's no reason why you couldn't borrow these books - or, indeed, any other book with number in the title.

We're not going to rest on our numerical laurels, but will read and review some fresh numbered books this week.

Happy reading!


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