I read my last European book a while ago as it turned out, but you never know...
I visited nine countries by review this year, over the five I pledged for the challenge, but not all the countries I did visit--some reviews never got written. But here's the ones that did:
1.) Anabel Loyd/The Dervish Bowl (Slovakia)
2.) Volker Weidermann/Ostend (Belgium)
3.) Angus Wilson/Hemlock & After (U.K.)
4.) Janwillem van de Wetering/Tumbleweed (Netherlands)
5.) Rüdiger Safranski/Goethe: Life as a Work of Art (Germany)
6.) Tim Blanning/Augustus the Strong (Poland)
7.) Ford Madox Ford/Parade's End (France)
8.) Patricia Moyes/Death on the Agenda (Switzerland)
9.) Cesare Pavese/The Moon and the Bonfires (Italy)
No new countries visited this year. The standout visits this year were Germany and France.
Now to post the signup for the new year!

You always find such interesting books for this challenge. :D
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DeleteCongratulations on finishing the 2025 European Reading Challenge! I thought Parade's End was excellent.
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DeleteI always enjoy seeing what you're reading for this challenge, even though I don't often recognise most of them (or maybe because of that, actually!).
ReplyDeleteI always like to see about books I've never heard of!
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