Time To Feed My Reads

A little introduction to how the Read Your Own Height Challenge  came about - My daughter is called Isobel. She is 11 years old. Currently 4ft 11 inches.  We came up with Isobels Read Your Own Height Challenge on July 30th after seeing a poster in the local library about the summer reading challenge.  She quickly completed the library challenge and thoroughly enjoyed it.  We decided that I would share how she was getting on with the challenge through my Twitter account.  We then spoke about reading more books as last year in school she was very reluctant to read and wasn't choosing books she enjoyed due to the short amount of time they had in the school library due to covid restrictions at the time but, as it was summer she had access to her own collection of books to read.  Also she loves a bit of competition so I said I'd race her to see who could read their own height in books first.  I'm 5ft 3inches. Since schools started again she's been picking b...

Hello to all of you wonderful people reading this post. Do you remember when you used to get achievement badges for things?  Scouts for different things, Brownies for different things, swimming badges for different strokes or distances, etc.  Remember how proud you felt when you got them?  Why did that have to stop?  Well, we've decided it needn't stop and so we're delighted to announce a range of badges to reward your achievements. What are the badges for?  Great question! First of all, we have the badge for being a part of the Feed My Reads community as per below and this is just because you are all amazing members of the community we have put together. We now also have badges for the below -  Take part in our #communityreads.  Leave a book review over at our FeedMyReadsRVWS Twitter account and also tag the main Feed My Reads account too (there will be badges for your first review, fifth, tenth, twenty fifth, fiftieth, seventy fifth, one hundredth,...