Edelweiss Challenge stats and Fictionophile updates

Hello lovely blogging friends.
Believe it or not, we are past the halfway point of 2020.
Some, like me, wish that 2020 could be a ‘do-over’ as both personally and worldwide, it has been a bit of a DUD.

Anyway, enough gloom and doom…

As the moderator of the Edelweiss Reviewer’s Group on Goodreads, I am delighted to report that we now have 334 members!
Here is how the Edelweiss Reviewers Group Reading/Reviewing Challenge stands today:As you can see, we are standing at 32% completed when we should be over 50% given the date.  Oh dear…. are we forgetting to keep track?


The first Summer BINGO winner was Virginia Williams (Rosepoint Publishing Blog) I posted about Virginia’s win on July 2nd.

And now, we have a second BINGO!

Carla, from Carla Loves To Read has completed a BINGO on her card:The books she read to complete her BINGO are:

The word house is in the title: The Two-Family House by Lynda Cohen Loigman
Has been on your TBR for more than a year: The Lost Child by Ann Troup
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Has a number in the title: Two Truths and a Lie by Meg Mitchell Moore
The word daughter is in the title: The Lighthouse Keeper’s Daughter by Hazel Gaynor, Narrated by Imogen Church


I’m only one book away from a BINGO, but close doesn’t win. LOL

Here is what my BINGO card looks like:


On a personal note, my darling grandson has been very sick these past weeks. He had to have yet another surgery. He is still in hospital, but he continues to improve every day.It has been difficult as a grandparent, because we couldn’t visit him in hospital due to Covid-19 restrictions. I can’t wait for him to be released so that I can give him a cuddle.


I sincerely hope that you are all having a marvelous summer and that the heat is not making you too lethargic to read.

About Fictionophile

Fiction reviewer ; Goodreads librarian. Retired library cataloger - more time to read! Loves books, gardening, and red wine. I have been a reviewer member of NetGalley since October 2013. I review titles offered by Edelweiss, and participate in blog tours with TLC Book Tours.
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46 Responses to Edelweiss Challenge stats and Fictionophile updates

  1. I’m sorry to hear that your grandson was in the hospital, I hope he’s better! My prayers are with you, wishing him a speedy recovery💞

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  3. So sorry about your little grandson. he’s having a rough time of it! As for Bingo, thanks for the shout out and congratulations to Carla for her Bingo. I thought it was great fun, Lynne. great job! 🙂

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  4. Sheree @ Keeping Up With The Penguins says:

    Oh, I am MORE than ready for 2020 to be over and done with! What a stinker of a year! I’m so sorry to hear about your grandson. He looks so bright and charming in that photo! Got all of my fingers crossed that he’s back to your cuddles, healthy as a horse, ASAP. ❤️

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  5. Wishing your grandson a complete and speedy recovery. Brava on our EW group on Goodreads!

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  6. Wishing your grandson all best wishes Lynne, it must be a worrying time. xx

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  7. From reading your posts, I almost feel as if I know your grandchild. I was so sorry to read that he is facing a challenge now. Hopefully, he will soon be blooming again. I am thinking of you.

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  8. thequietgeordie says:

    So sorry to hear about your Grandson, but pleased to hear he’s on the mend! xx

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  9. happytonic says:

    Wishing your grandson a speedy recovery. It must have been really hard for you and your family. He is so adorable and I really hope he gets better soon🙏🙏🙏

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  10. Aww I’m so sorry to hear your grandson is sick again and in the hospital. I totally understand why they aren’t letting people in the hospitals but it definitely sucks. I hope he has a speedy recovery and is able to go home soon and get grandma cuddles.

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  11. Mani says:

    Sorry to hear about your grandson Lynne. Wishing him a speedy recovery and hope he’s home quickly. Sending hugs ❤❤

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  12. Here’s hoping all the best for your grandson, Lynne. Your BINGO card looks like a shotgun approach. LOL

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  13. carhicks says:

    I am happy to hear that your grandson is improving daily. I will continue to keep him and the whole family in my prayers. It is so hard when they are little, especially since you can’t see him. I hope your feel my arms around you with this big hug Lynne. 🤗🤗🤗🤗

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  14. Oh Lynne I hope your Grandson recovers quickly and that you get to see him sooner rather than later! Congratulations to Carla for getting a bingo! My books are all over the place at the moment, I’ve no idea if I’ll get a bingo by the end of the month! xx

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  15. Oh no, my heart goes out to you and the family. Poor wee soul, sending very best wishes of a swift recovery! xx

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  16. damppebbles says:

    So sorry to hear your grandson hasn’t been well, Lynne. Sending hugs 💜

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  17. Cathy says:

    Sending thoughts and prayers for your grandson’s speedy recovery 💖

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  18. I hope your grandson get well soon.

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  19. Kelly says:

    Oh Lynne I’m so sorry to hear about your wee grandson! I hope you’ll get to cuddle him soon 🤗

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  20. EmmabBooks says:

    Thinking of you and your family with love. Xx

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  21. Carol says:

    Awwww …I’m so sorry to hear your grandson was in the hospital 💔💔💔 that’s so stressful.
    Some say they are not accepting that they are a year older on their birthdays this year because they didn’t get to live the year! 2020 has been so discouraging. Just taking it a day at a time for the long haul.

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