Women Unbound: a New Reading Challenge
A Striped Armchair — ... Yesterday afternoon, after finishing up Adventure Divas, I popped on to Twitter and mentioned that it would be neat if someone hosted a women’s studies reading challenge next year. Somehow, the idea took off, and pretty soon lots of book bloggers were all brainstorming, and two hours later we had a challenge name Women Unbound, rules, dates (November 2009-November 2010) and by two hours after that we had ...

A Challenge: Woman Unbound (Nov 2009 - Nov 2010)
katrina's reads — ... Women Unbound is a challenge to read books about women's studies, the books can be fiction or non fiction. Pop over to the challenge blog or to ...

Women Unbound Reading Challenge
A Novel Challenge — ... encourages participants to read nonfiction and fiction books related to the rather broad idea of ‘women’s studies.’ Eva gives a definition of this on the page about the challenge. You don’t have to have a blog (if you don’t have one, e-mail Eva your reviews and she'll post them on the challenge site) or choose which books you want to read ahead of time. There is ...

The Women Unbound Reading Challenge
caribousmom — ... encourages participants to read nonfiction and fiction books related to the rather broad idea of ‘women’s studies.’ Eva gives a definition of this on the page about the challenge. ...

*Women Unbound* reading challenge
She Is Too Fond Of Books ... — ... According to the intro post on the Women Unbound blog, the challenge starts with the dictionary definition of women’s studies, which is: ...

CHALLENGE: Women Unbound
S. Krishna's Books — The Women Unbound Reading Challenge is aimed at encouraging readers to read books about “women’s studies.”  The challenge can include both fiction and non-fiction books.  It runs from November 1, 2009 – November 30, 2010 and is hosted by Eva at A Striped Armchair.  The challenge itself has its own website, so if you want more information, definitely go and check out Women Unbound. I am entering the challenge as a suffragette, which means I will be reading 8 books before the end of the challenge, with three ...

Completed: The Harry Potter Challenge!
Ms. Bookish — ... It will actually be one of my last reading challenges completed, because I’ve sworn off signing up for more reading challenges, even very interesting ones like the Women Unbound challenge (I had to sit on my hands to avoid giving into the temptation of that one – but if you’re looking for a great reading challenge, you should definitely consider this one). ...

The Women Unbound Reading Challenge
A Work in Progress — ... I tend to steer clear of reading challenges these days.  They always sound so tempting, but I usually fizzle out somewhere near the middle and by the end it's generally long forgotten (except for Carl's annual RIP Challenge, which I always look forward to even if I don't finish on time).   But I think I'm going to give in to temptation for this one--the Women Unbound reading challenge that's being hosted by  ...