In the spirit of six-word memoirs or six-word stories, I thought Dewey's Read-a-Thon to be a perfect opportunity to offer a six-word celebration to show our appreciation to Dewey for starting this thing in 2008 and to our ongoing book blogger community for making it such a monumental event and such a great time twice per year.Your challenge is to creative a six-word celebration of Dewey's Read-a-Thon. Go on, you know you want to!
My family will act as a totally objective and uninterested panel of judges.
What are you waiting for? This challenge runs from 9am to noon Central Time. Add the link to your Six-Word Celebration to the Mr. Linky below or add it to the comments area.
Done, but it's not particularly creative - it's 3am - lol :)
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ReplyDeleteStiff, wonderful cheerleaders, reading- nuf said!
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Brandi from Blkosiner’s Book Blog
Aching Ass. Unshowered. Tackling Mount TBR.
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I guess mine is actually more of a personal celebration ... but still captures the essence of the read-a-thon!
ReplyDeleteCurled up. Always reading. Lovely Day.
ReplyDeleteUp early to read all day.
ReplyDeleteWhat more could you ask for?
ReplyDeleteFun doing my favorite thing, Reading!
ReplyDeleteDone! Excellent challenge!
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Fun! I played!
ReplyDeleteNew Friends. New Books. Love Readathon!
ReplyDeleteI can chant
ReplyDeleteI can cheer
get your reading into gear!
No only am I a cheerleader but I am reading too so here is my six word celebration.
Dewey-eyed all day long turning pages.
Sleep filled eyes... open to surprise!
ReplyDeletePosted mine here -- "Sorry, can't talk, too busy reading!"
ReplyDeleteWhich is what I keep saying to my bewildered housemates...
what a fun, quick challenge!
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Clear the decks: more books please!
ReplyDeleteLinked to my entry above, which also explains the reasoning for mine.
ReplyDeleteLet's finish this test, and read!
Cat's curled up, books still encroach.
ReplyDelete((She's purring, all the same.))
I CAME ,I READ ,I SURVIVED
ReplyDeleteIt's also on my blog, and not particularly creative, but here goes....
ReplyDeleteSo many books! So little time.
EVEN 24 HOURS IS NOT ENOUGH :D
Read all day -- a PERFECT Saturday!
ReplyDeleteFun challenge. Thanks!
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The dishes will have to wait.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting!
Whoops! Internet glitched and double posted. *shameface* Nice challenge. I enjoyed trying to limit myself to six words.
ReplyDeleteI'm cringing a little but here goes...
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~ Amy
This one was fun, challenging on my early morning non-thinking brain, yet fun.
ReplyDeleteWhole world reading? Best thing ever!
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So many books, so many distractions
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Ok, here goes -
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Celebrating Books
Pure Heaven!
This was a fun challenge! Find my entry at
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and keep up the great reading everyone!
Books, can't get enough. Read faster.
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This was fun! Hopefully it made sense in my sleepy state!
ReplyDeleteMine are in the order that I know I will and have felt them:
ReplyDeleteAnticipation // Relaxation // Motivation // Enjoy-a-vation (I know; I just made that one up!) // Dedication // Enervation
Julie @ Knitting and Sundries
This was really hard. Six words is not enough, lol. Fun challenge, though!!!
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My entry:
ReplyDeleteGREAT EXCUSE TO READ ALL DAY!
I have two links on the linky, the first one goes nowhere though because I had to delete the post. The second one though has the right link!
Here's mine:
ReplyDeleteCelebrate books with other readers worldwide.
Happy reading everyone!
Late Night. Light's On. Books Out!
ReplyDeleteWoo!! You go Readers! I'll be cheering for you! Good Luck and have fun to all!
Mine is lame, but it's posted. (Ha! Six words!)
ReplyDeleteHere's my goal as I partake in the read-a-thon:
ReplyDeleteTurn pages toward better understanding. Read!
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Thank you for hosting this challenge. Happy Reading!
easy or slow, reading will flow!
ReplyDeleteNice weather? The books still win!
ReplyDeleteCat purring, pillows fluffed, book open.
ReplyDeleteItchy eyes, paper cuts, worth it.
ReplyDeleteStimulating, satisfying, supportive, spirited, sensational!
ReplyDeleteDone as well and posted on my blog. Great idea for a contest!
ReplyDeleteGreat mini challenge. ^_^
ReplyDeleteYou are what you read today!
ReplyDeleteThis is my first readathon, so this is a bit lame but it shows my enthusiam for it so far -- I'm just beginning and the day is going well!
ReplyDeleteMy six-word story for the day (so far): I'm ready and excited to read!
rebecca[at]rebeccareid[dot]com
I forgot to link to my web page!
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Read all day, happy all the way.
ReplyDelete-Haha! SO lame. :D
Here is the link to my entry on this mini-challenge
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elladsm2002 at yahoo dot com
Hiya! Just stoppping in with the Read-a-thon! I'm hosting hour 19! I'm your newest blog follower!
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